The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-19

was accompanied on her return home
by Miss Alice Lowry. the talented
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Lowry
of the Smelter city, who will be
guest for a short time in the Bielenberg
home. Miss Lowry was at one time
leader of the younger society folk of
Deer Lodge, and her stay in this conf
munity will doubtless be made a season
of many social gatherings by her num-
erous admirers.
Fred H. Hoss returned Thursday
from a weeks visit TO his brother,
Lon II. Hoss, and family in Philips
burg.
Mrs. John Reid and infant are visi-
tors from the mining town of Garnet in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias
Schhrtz.
Miss Rickert of Butte spent a number
of days in Deer Lodge this week, a
guest of her brother, DR.. Rickert and
family.
Mrs. Joseph A. Hyde and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Hyde, We're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John King in Butte
Thursday and Friday of this week.
Miss Augusta Bielenberg entertained
goodly number of our younger society
people at the home of her parents on
East Missouri avenue, the function be-
ing in commemoration of the young
lady's 18th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Martin and son,
Master Charles. are in Butte this
week, their visit to the mining city
being for the purpose of procuring surg
zeal aid for the young man, who has
been a sufferer for some time from a
painful affliction of the eyes.
e. Girard. the well-known merchant
of Warm Springs. and sister, Mrs. r.
Dancereau. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Walton last Wednesday. Mrs.
Dancereau has recently returned from
\ NJ 1n -1an,-A Oh
panied her aged mother early last
month. intent on remaining in the
northern metropolis throughout the
winter. The lady enjoyed such poor
health under the damp Canadian skies
that she was forced TO return to her
| mountain home after a few weeks So
journ with her relatives.
N. J. Bielenberg and son Howard are
| in the Big Hole country looking after
cattle interests in that section.
o. b. O'Bannon. Thomas McTague, H.
p. Napton and w. B. Wiles were in
Anaconda last Monday as Witnesses
| before the grand jury.
Mrs. l. r. Hoss and children arrived
| in Deer Lodge Wednesday evening last
| from their home in Philpsburg. Mrs.
| Hoss' visit to this city was mainly
| prompted by a desire to seek a more
healthful spot for the abode of the lit
| tie ones, as a malignant form of diph-
iberia is now raging in our neighboring
| lcity.
William Wallace. a well-known and
| prosperous farmer and stock-grower of
New Chicago. spent Tuesday last with
friends in this city.
Edward Scharnikow Esq. is expected
| to arrive home this morning from Spo-
| kane, where he has been for the past
/ week in the interests of a client.
| Frank Whifworth. popular in bust
| ness and social circles of our town. was
| a visitor to Butte Thursday.
w l. Higgins spent Friday in Butte.
meeting friends in the Silver city's bus
| iness world.
| Mrs. ]. C. Slavery of Gable was a Wis
| itor TO the home of her mother, Mrs.
/ Bernard. on South College avenue. sew
| eral days last week.
| 4 son of L. c. Parker. the mining
magnate of Garnet. Granite county. ar
| rived in Deer Lodge last Tuesday from
the Parker home at Merchantville. n.
| J. The young man will probably enter
the College of Montana at an early
/ day.
! Arthur Clark. who with Charles Rem
shaw formerly had a lease on the Pierre
mine in the Princeton district. passed
through Deer Lodge Wednesday MORN
/ ing en- route from Butte 10 Garnet,