The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-10

Tuesday night a large party went to
Grass Valley IN sic. CHS and danced the
night out. The return was not the pleas
ATTEST trip imaginable. as n high wind,
cold as ice, had TO be faced. Several were
slightly frost bitten. Those comprising
the party we're: Mrs. John Moore, Mrs.
). G.. Ramsey. Misses Rowland and Null
care of Butte, Mrs. Enders of Butte,
Misses Menard, Taylor, Ecklund, Lucy,
Marie Mccormick, Norah Mccormick,
Delphine Cyr, Delaney, Scharzer, De YER
ger, Pope, Maley, McNulty, Hess, Petit,
Katie Booth, Lille Booth, Thorne and
Mrs. Freeman. Messrs. John Devine,
James A. Walsh, James Doudell, Brust
GreenouGh, Professor Young, McDer-
mott, Masters Ramsey, John Moore, Nc
CleIlan, Danphin of Minneapolis, Pamp-
lin of Butte, +. j. j. Qurk of Spokane,
Arthur Higgins, Bert Donley, Detfebach.
Charles Sinter. Frank Mcdonald, A. w.
Woodwork, Walter Hogan, Joseph Will
let, Thomas Landers, George Bolles, Dan
Heyfran, McThomas, Carl Hoblitznell,
John Mason, Frank O'Leary, John Down
ing, Thomas Searles; Theodore Bedard,
Lulu Richards, Louis Hammel, Mr.. De-
mers, Frenchtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price returned to
after n pleasant visit in this city.
Mrs. w. C. Murphy went to Anaconda
Sunday for few days visit.
Mrs. c. +. Reardon has been quite i'll,
but is now much better.
Miss Hattie Ward will teach at Bonner
in place of Miss Margaret Robertson, who
takes a well-earned vacation.
Mrs. Roman has placed two of her
daughters at the Sisters school.
j. w. Mercer leaves to-day for his place
of business, Monte Cristo, much inn
proved in health.
Mrs. Roman left for the agency Tues
day afternoon.
DIR. Hammond of Butte was in Missoula
the past week.
Miss May Franklin of Helena is visit
ing Miss Straughn.
Mrs. II. w. Turner received news few
days since of the death of Miss McKen-
mons mother at Houston, Texas. Miss
McKennon was quite recently the guest of
| Mrs. Turner.
A. II. Coffin, who erected the oatmeal
mill at Missoula last fall, returned to the
| East Thursday, where he will reside in
the future.
Colonel MCGOWAN visited Missoula for
a couple of days, returning to his home at
Horse Plains Wednesday.
County Attorney Dixon is back from
! Helena, where he was called on profess
sional business.
Representative Latimer came in from
Helena for stay of few days.
| Obed Peppard has severe attack OF
rheumatism which confines him to the
house.
Mrs. Alex Dorm returned to her home al
Arlee Tuesday after n weeks visit in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Marshall returned
| Tuesday from Helena.
Alex Demers, of St. Ignatius Mission,
came to Mssoula early in the week.
L. c. Trout, wife and eldest daughter,
of Roman springs, visited the city
| wednesday.
Mrs. Al Green has returned from Hell
ena, where she went for treat ment for her
eyes.
c. II. Mcleod returned Wednesday
from business trip to Helena.
Peter Winnie of Helena, we'll known
over Montana, came through this city on
his way to Hamilton Wednesday.
Henry 5. Amos of Minneapolis. Mimi.
and party passed through Missoula
Wednesday, en- route for tho coast.
G.. n. Hartley was welcomed back from
Helena Wednesday.
G. +. Woodwork and wife have taken
apartments in the First National bank
block for tho rest of the winter.
Sam Kohlberg, a prominent business
man of Helena, arrived in this city
| Wednesday.
}. I. Hundley. agent of the Northern
Pacific at Garrison, left for his homo
Wednesday morning.
Will Franklin of Helena, travelling
salesman for large eastern establish
ment, stopped off to visit the Garden
city.
II. ID. Steele of Bozeman passed
through on his way to Hamilton where he
assisted in the organization of a X. Of =,
lodge Tuesday ev ening.
w. Z. Fuller, payrlaster of the United
States army, was among Wednesdays ar
rivals in this city.
Frank Lebean has purchased "Polaris,
the rink formerly owned by +. Z. Kern
Mr.. Lebeau contemplates some improve
ments which will increase the patronage
Robert Montrum. II. w. Thompson
Homer Case. James Fussy. j. NJ. Evans
T. b. Thompson, f. c. Stoddard anC
others, accomuauied Mr.. Steele of Boze
man to Hanfl. Ion. IA the interests of ia,
new X. of p. lodge ms .ituted there. Wi
liam Toole oiiirIItes as chancellor com
mander and the new lodge starts out Will
large charter IN mbership.
Secretary Hoolitzell, of the Lotus club
has notified applicants admitted to mem
bership that it will be necessary to liqur
date the initiation fee of s. and regular
dues of 81 for February by Feb. IL. TIT
Lotus seems to be ilourishing and alread,
notice has been given of a motion to be
introduced at tho next meeting TO in
crease the initiation fee to SO
II. p. Clark, agent at this point. accom-
panied by his wife, departed Tor Bate
wednesday morning for brief visit.
II. +. Ruger of the Burlington line came
over from Helena 10 work for his line anC
will stop here for few days.