The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21
day evening and spent few days at

day evening and spent few days at
home.
Conrad Kohrs and II. ]. Toomey were in
Miles City attending the annual state
meeting of the Stock Growers association
last week.
Attorney James w. Forbis of Butte,
came down last Sunday evening and was
in town several days on court business.
Mrs. Peter Walton and the chileren ar
rived in Deer Lodge last week from Nor
riston, N. j., where she spent the winter
with her mother, Mrs. George King.
S. E. Larabie lief. last week for two
weeks visit to California His
brother. G. X. Larabie and wife
who have been his guests for the last 10
days, left at the same time for Portland,
their home.
Roscoe Cornell. n student Of the College
of Montana, made visit to his home in
Dillon last week.
L. G.. Hathaway, the we'll known lum-
herman of Missoula, spent Saturday of
last week in town looking after business
interests.
Agent j. r. Hundley and II. E. Spurrier
came up from Garrison Monday evening
to attend the theater.
Casper Gherdts went over to Pioneer
last Tuesday TO make preparations TO be-
gin active work on the placer mines
owned by his company in that district.
Will Scott has been quite sick with the
grip for some time. but Is now GONZALES
cent.
Miss Rose O'Mally and Miss Leanor,
her sister, are in Butte visiting for a few
days, from where they will go on to Chi
cage. Miss O'Mally's friends gave her a
surprise party n few evenings before she
left Deer Lodge, and it was such an en-
joyable affair that the young people for
got for a time that they were to lose Miss
Rose from their merry circle.
Mrs. Stiles of Avon is visiting her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Batterton
Of West Deer Lodge.
Rev. J. w. Millar and family left last
Wednesday for their new home In Havre,
Mont. The members of the Presbyterian
church gave them a reception Tuesday
evening, but owing to the disagreeable
weather, many of their friends were dis
appointed IN seeing them before they
left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou r, Hoss and the two
children. returned last Monday to their
home in Philipsburg.
John Cronin and Mrs. Hannah McCor-
mick, both of Butte, were married at the
Catholic church IN Deer Lodge by Father
De Ryckere last Monday.
Jack Conley. deputy sheriff, will move
his family to Anaconda as soon as he can
procure suitable residence.
Mrs. Fred II. Hoss entertained the Ar
cano club last Tuesday evening at her
home on College avenue. Dainty refresh
ments were served at late hour and il
was altogether a very enjoyable affair.
The next meeting of the club will DO at
the home OF Miss Leila McLain.
j, M. Boardman has returned home
| from an extended trip through Washing
ton, Oregon and northern Montana.
Joseph Dee. brother of Agent r. j. Dec
of this city, and Miss Mary Long, both
| from Anaconda, were married Tuesday
| at the Catholic church in Deer Lodge, by
Father De Ryckere.
d. +. Hallahan entered upon his duties
as county treasurer last Thursday, and
will remove his family TO Deer Lodge as
soon as he can procure a suitable resi-
dence.
William Hardenbrook has suffered a re-
lapse and is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Brazelton left Deer
Lodge last Thursday for Denver.
There was an informal gathering oi
gentlemen ut the rooms of the West Side
club one evening last week to say fare
we'll to Mr.. Brazelton and bid him God.
speed. There were two or three little
speeches full of warm friendliness. &c
which Mr.. Brazelton made a happy re
Spouse. Then a most elaborate and
| tenptino sumner was served and enioyed
with delightful music and many a good
story.
James Kantner was quite seriously in.
| jured by n runaway accident last week
| He Is confined to his bed and though no
bones are broken, there is fear OF inter,
nal injuries.
Attorney C. NJ. Sawyer of Anaconda
was in town last week looking after the
interests of clients in cases before tn,
| district court.