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

IN DILLON. ss1
Dillon. May s.-Homer fash, a promi-
nent young man of Bannack, visited
Dillon during the past week.
T. ID. Craver, the Medicine Lodge
sheepman, was noticed on our streets
this week.
Hon. L. c. Fyhrie went up to Ban
mack last week to look after some min
ing properties in which he is inter-
ested.
Two of Dillon's disciples of Black
stone, III. j. Burleigh and ]. G.. Willis,
have formed a partnership and estab-
lished their offices on the second floor
of the Dillon National bank block The
new firm will be known as Burleigh &
Willis.
Judge Clinton of Lima visited the
county seat this week on legal bust
ness.
Supervising Architect ]. c. Paulsen
arrived last night from Helena to in
spect the work on the Normal build
ing.
Levi Cartier of the Butte Butchering
company purchased beef cattle in this
vicinity this week.
Miss Decker of Red Rock has been
visiting friends in the city during the
past week.
Rev. Father A. II. Lambaere of Phil
Catholic church last Sunday.
DIR. Carl Schulin, the Helena occulist,
is in town on professional business.
w. Tate Taylor, the Bannack mining
man. transacted business in town this
week
State Superintendent z. A. Steere ar
rived from Helena Wednesday evening
to look after his political fences in this
county.
Miss Katherine McDill stenographer
for the Dillon Implement company, re-
signed her position on account of i'll
health and returned to Butte Tuesday
morning.
The Dillon brass band has been
greatly strengthened of late and con-
tains among it's members number of
first-class performers. The boys are
holding two parties each week and con-
template giving a concert and ball In
the opera house some time next
month.
DIR. ]. A. Lenson and James e. Estes
have gone to Pipestone Springs to try
the waters of that well known health
resort for a short time. r. T. Pearce
was also a member of the party His
destination is Hunters Hot Springs, in
Park county, where he expects to re-
main for three or four weeks.
Several fishing parties went out In
the country last Sunday. They report
ROou sport anu d DIX CdlCtl VI nSh
The o. f. s. held a special meeting
last Friday evening in the Masonic
Temple to entertain the visiting grand
matron of the Order of the=Eastean
Star i'm Montana, Mrs. Sarah j. Tracy.
Five new members were initiated.
After the conclusion or the ceremonies
those present participated in BAN
quet.
The members of the "Olla Podrida"
orchestra visited. their friends to at
tend a practice of the orchestra to be
held on Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Thompson.
Those favored with invitations were
treated to a surprise in the shape of
we'll rendered musical recital and con-
cert. The programme of the evening
was as follows:
Overture-"Happy Minstrels".
.......... ....... ...... .Laudendeau
Mixed Ouartet-"Ben Bolt" English
Cornet solo with flute obligato-
will You Then BE True" Willis
Vocal solo with flute obiigato-
Angels Serenade". ...........B raza
Piano Duet-"Poet and Peasant"
Vocal Solo-"II Faithful Be" Willard
Violin Solo-"Resignation" .Fauconnier
Waltz-"Sweet Marie. ....... Boettger
Vocal Duet-"Moonlight on the
Frt Rh solo-aThe Bcilman .Nes snppe
Guitar "SebastopoP -. Morrill,
chottische-"Darkey's Dream" -.
....... ............ ....... Lansing
A dainty supper was served after the
programme had been rendered. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rife.
Mrs. II. ID. Weenink, Mrs. Ball, Miss
Decker of Red Rock Misses Lamont.
McDill. Patterson. Coffin, Maidie and
Katie Rife, Messrs. Hays, Crowell,
Huber, Stevenson, Thompson and
Blankenbuhler.
Mrs George Palmer gave a card
party on Tuesday evening TO the MEM
bers of the o. f. s. About 50 guests
were present and the entertainment is
pronounced a great success by every
body.