The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-10

White Dove" Efie Buford; recitation.
Easter Eggs" Beryl Mitchell; recita-
ton. 1t Is Finished" Ruth walters:
carol. The Strife Is Ger" by Sunday
school,.
Master Edgar Lowman entertained a
number of his young friends al cards
one evening last week. Those present
were: Misses May Nelson, Katie Wal
tiers. Frieda Moritz and Bessie vickers;
Messrs. Norman Nelson. Leonard Mo-
ritz n Richard Vickers.
Judge Parker n Court Stenographer
Monaghan left for Dillon on Saturday
mornings coach, where Judge Parker
will hold his regular term OF court for
Beaverhead county
James Vanderbeck. who accidentally
fell from the roof of a house, sustaining
a fractured leg. is progressing very
nicely. The break is a severe one and
In consequence Mr.. Nanderbeck will
be confined to his home for some
months.
A. j. wilcomb of this city spent a
few days in the Madison valley last
week attending to business in connec-
ton with his stock interests.
II. j. Yates of the lower Madison val-
ley spent a day in the city last week.
Mr.. Yates is engineer for the
which is arranging to harness the wat
err power OF the lower Madison canyon
Philip Corey. a Central Ruby valley
resident, spent a day in the city this
week.
John Erickson. from the lower Ruby
valley. who recently disposed of his
farm n farming machinery, has
moved his family to this city, wher he
anticipates remaining during the com
Ing summer.
II. II. Mitchell. accompanied by f.
c. Davis. of h Madison valley, spent
Sunday in the city.
Hon. Alex Metzel of York ranch. Pull
Ter Springs, passed through the city
Tuesday en- route for Butte and Helena,
where MIR. Metzel goes to attend to
business matters. Mr.. Metzel reports
that considerable anxiety exists among
cattlemen on account OF the number
OF cattle dying this spring.
Don .. Spaulding Of Meadow Creek
spent a day in the city this week. Mr..
Spaulding stated to your correspondent
that he has recently disposed of his
band of sheep to some Bozeman par
ties, the price paid not being men,
toned, but Mr.. Saulding intimated hat
1t was very satisfactory. MIR. Spauld-
ing is one of the oldest farmers and
stockmen in the county, having come
to this city early in 1864. and the same
year he took up his ranch and began
work upon IL, remaining constantly on
1t to the present day. Mr.. Spaulding is
~ ioi Y diouS III years, Out nearly.
robust and full of vim.
Pat Griffin of Anaconda passed
through the city en- route for the Ken
nett mine. where he expected to take
the SUPPLEMENTARY. but owing to
some misunderstanding Mr.. Griffin
concluded not to accept the position,
and at once returned to Anaconda.
s. b. Page of the Central Ruby val
ley was n of the city's visitors this
week.
Judge Turner. accompanied by Mr..
Kendall, was up from the Van Brock
I'm company's diggings THU
week, looking after supplies for his
crew. MIR. Turner reports most favor
ably upon the outlook of the ground.
and is of the opinion that the
has a splendid property.
A move is on foo. among some of
the men of this city to organiz a
rod n gun club. a meeting was held
at the Madison house Sunday for the
purpose of discussing the matter, but
nothing definite was settled upon and
another meeting will be held soon. at
which m conclusive arrangements
will be made.
NJ. b. Davis of Twin Bridges passed
through the city Sunday en- route for
the BENNETT mill, where he has ac-
cepted a position. Mr.. Davi has been
connected with the Twin Bridges smell
ter company as an employe.
Wallace Green of the Madison valley
spent a couple Of days in the city this
week.
Thomas Thexton of Thextondale Is
metropolizing this week i'm the city.
L. c. Edwards of Sheridan spent
Monday in the city.
j. c.. Greenwood of st. Louis spent a
day in the city attending TO business
matters.
Grand Marshal and Organizer Will
liam Davidson, of the Pioneers of the
Pacific, a new secret organization, is
in this section lecturing upon the bene-
fiets of the order.
Messrs. Amsden and Brookman, own
ers of the Ruby Belt stock farm. recent
ly shipped a carload of fine carriage
horses to Vermont.
Howard Ninson. who for several
years has been foreman OF the Brook
Nook horse farm on the upper Ruby
valley. of c. X. Larrabee of Deer
Lodge. returned from an extended east
ern trip a few days ago. and again
resumed his duties on the ranch.
L. G. Davidson of Dillon. representa-
tive of the Dillon Tribune. spent a
day in the city last week in the inter-
est of his paper. Mr.. Davidson also
represents the new monthly magazine.
The Rockies. which is to be handled
by the Tribune Ompany