The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-10
IN DEER EODCE.

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ment given by the Choral union at the
! Christian church last Saturday evening
was one of the best programmes ever
/ given in Deer Lodge. for each number
| was well selected and pleasantly rem
|. deied. The quartet sung by Messrs.
/ Wolf. Scharnikow. Eldred and Nc
! Leod, also solos by Madame Beraud
and Mrs. Mills, were roundly applaud
| ed and encores gracefully responded
to- One of the most enjoyed numbers
on the programme was the solo, mo
Tongue Can Tell" as sung by Prof. w.
r. Mcleod, who has a wonderfully
sweet and powerful tenor voice. The
selection by F. H. Gullette was indeed
beautiful and finely executed. Miss
Robinson acquitted herself as usual,
receiving the highest praise magma
BILE as accompanist. The Choral union
| chorus is composed of about 20 very
thoroughly trained voices.
Mrs. II. r. whitehill. after a few
days with friends in Deer Lodge, re-
turned to Anaconda last Saturday.
]. C. Morony was a guest in Helena
| last Monday.
Miss Cornelia Van Gundy, who has
been visiting friends in Butte for some
time past, is expected home this week.
Mrs. Alfred Jones of Butte is visiting
relatives in Deer Lodge this week.
Guy Stapleton, one of Butte's prom
Using attorneys, visited in Deer Lodge
this week, and was the guest of Will
| Scott while here.
| w. II. Trippet was called to Anacon-
| da ON official business last Tuesday.
l.. J. Hamilton, one of Butte's prom
| inent citizens, was a guest in Deer
| Lodge this week.
]. w. Dawson of Philipsburg spent
last Wednesday in our town.
A. ]. Johnston, cashier of Clark
-
| friends in Deer Lodge Monday last
Miss Emma Truscott granddaughter
of Mrs. A. Z. williams of this city,
| will arrive in a short time to spend the
summer with relatives, and will take
charge of the first primary department
in the Deer Lodge public schools next
| session.
Rev. George w. Healy. was installed
as pastor of the Presbyterian church
| at Anaconda last Wednesday evening.
| Revs ]. G.. Kline and A. b. Martin of
| Deer Lodge and Rev. A. h. Baird con-
! Quoted the ceremonies.
The c. w. b. NJ. auxiliary gave an
| English tea at the home of Mrs. Lew
| Bradshaw last Wedre sday afternoon.
| The attendance was small, on account
of the rain, though a few ladies met
| and a very pleasant programme was
| rendered, after which the hostess, n
her usual hospitable manner, served a
delicious luncheon.
Mrs. Frances Wood and little Miss
Ruth are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Wood of this city. They will probably
| remain till after the commencement
| exercises of the public schools before
returning to their home in Ohio.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Davy had their
| baby Thomas christened at their home
last Wednesday evening. few friends
were invited to be present, among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. +. @. Prout,
Mr.. and Mrs. McTague and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Corley.
Miss Norma Robinson came down
from Butte last Friday and spent sew
Grad days at home in Deer Lodge.
DIR. Peter Mussigbrod of Warm
Springs was among the out-of-town
! guests last Monday.
Rhet wiles came down from Ana
conda last Sunday to spend the day
with the home folks.
DIR. w II. Howsley and family. for
merly OF Fort Worth, Texas, have To-
Gated in Deer Lodge.
| William Wallace of New Chicago
stopped off in Deer Lodge last Satur-
day en- route home from Idaho.
| j. A. keenan, was visitor in town
Monday.
DIR. o. J. Warren of Warm Springs
and ]. +. Bradley. one of our old Deer
in the city Saturday last.
Miss Henley, a commercial traveller.
was in the city last Friday in the in
terest of a st. Louis firm.
Attorney j. III. Meyers attended to
legal business in the Copper City last
Tuesday.
w. NJ. Jordan will preach next Sun
day morning and evening in Deer
Lodge at the usual hours and at Race
Track in Good Templars' hall at 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
Rev. James Reid spent a few days
last week with friends in Deer Lodge.
The closing exercises of the Deer
Lodge public school will be held at Cot
| tonwood hall next Friday morning,
May 10. and the commencement exer-
cises in the evening Of the same day.
This will close one of the most sue
cessful years the Deer Lodge public
schools have ever experienced.
Prof Albert Wright OF the Bozeman