The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-22

the Su""eI WIN nef MONTANA L
have returned to Anaconda after 2 visit
of several days with Mrs. warren
Evans and family.
c. ID. Joslyn. manager OF the mercan-
tile house Of the f. l.. Bonner
in this city, was a business visitor to
Helena during the early days OK the
week.
Howard B~ielenberg Of the purchasing
department Of the Butte Butchering
company. with headquarters In the min
ing city. spent q number OF days this
week In the home OF his parents In Deer
Lodge.
Deputy Sheriff ]. ]. McGuinness spent
last Wednesday in Deer Lodge on busi-
ness connected with his once.
Henry Trahant. the w~ell-known ton
sorialist and popular young man about
town. whose dancing in the recent en-
tertainment has gained for him a last
ing reputation among local admirers OF
terpsichoreanism, has taken a position
in one of the leading hair dressing es-
adjustments in Hamilton and depart
ed Thursday afternoon to take up his
duties.
Master Harold Mitchell has returned
to his home in this city from
a winters absence spent in Helena In
a~ttendapce at SCHOOL,
John De Beuhr. a former resident OF
Deer Lodge, now Of the mining world
of Bear gulch district. where he holds
a valuable lease on one of the Man,
moth company's properties at Coloma,
spent several days with friends in this
city during the week.
Tom McTague In home from a stay of
two weeks I'm Helena.
Mrs. j. NJ. Boardman returned to-day
from a visit of ten days to relatives and
friends in Butte and Anaconda.
John N. Bielenberg left last Tuesday
for his stock ranges of Northern Mon
tana, where he will spend some days
looking after matters of the cattle round
up now in progress.
Deer Lodge Is represented in Captain
D'Gay Stivers' troop of cavalry recently
mustered into the service of the United
States, the names OF those who will
bring honor and glory to their home
town being Alonzo G. Cunningham, a
w~ell-known wood contractor, who
claims a residence of 10 years in this
vicinity; J. p. Mitchell, Oldest child OF
DIR. and Mrs. A. H.. Mitchell: Charles A..
Newman (minor). a son of Mr.. n Mrs.
Nath Newman: Paul Hudtloff. until re-
emily a member of the corps of nurses
at the Warm Springs santitarium, and
w. Il. Matheson, miner and prospector
of Emery. who leaves a wife and family
here.
Mrs. Melvill McGhee and daughters
have gone to the Bear gulch mining dis
trict, where they will join Mr.. McGhee
for a summers residence on his placer
claims. During the absence of Mrs.
McGhee and family DR.. Bell and wife
will occupy their cottage on South Main
street.
John McInerney and bride (nee Miss
Mary Whalen) have returned from "A
short stay in Butte, and are making a
temporary home with Mr.. Mclnerney's
: sister. Mrs. John Mcmahon. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. McInerney will shortly oc-
!, cupy their cottage in the Larable add
: ton.
, w. |, Higgins has gone to Salt Lake
for a stay of several weeks.
Al a recent meeting of the town coun-
ell J. c. Shaubut was appointed the
z town recorder and collector. with a ten
Y ure OF office of one year. Mr.. Shaubut
succeeds I. $. Eldred.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bell. wife of DIR. ]. NJ. Bell,
. dentist. has returned from a visit OF
. three months to the home of her mother
i'm Illinois.
Miss Gertrude Wells. stenographer in
= the office of the Bonner company, was a
guest in the home of her parents In
Butte last Sunday.
e Lee Montgomery of the Kentucky
|. stables. who has been spending the win
< ter in this city. will leave within a few
$ days for Washington gulch, where he
will superintend operations on his plac-
n ers during the summer months.
Mrs. Smith of Butte. mother of Al
II. Smith of the Higgins grocery house
. spent last Saturday and Sunday with
!, her son and family in Deer Lodge.
, The condition of DIR. Mitchell shows
y some improvement since his removal &c
; his home I'm this city last week.
: DIR. A. r. Martin of the College OF
e Montana spent last Sunday in Butte.
: Joseph l.. Coleman, a native Deer
Ledger, and one of the towns mos,
q popular young business men, left las
Y Wednesday morning for Coloma. where
he will take proprietorship of the gen
eral store until recently under the man
agement of ID. H.. Morgan. Joe was
accompanied by his father, William
n Coleman, who returned home Thursday
evening after seeing his son comfort
ably installed in his new duties.
A score or more of our residents &C
companied the excursionists to Cam
Smith last Sunday.
T. G.. Stark is expected to arrive In
. Deer Lodge from his stock farm neai
Lewistown during the early days o
:, next week. and after a few days res
he will start on his return journey. &C
companied by his good wife and daugh
ter. Miss Edna Stark, the trip to thei
Northern Montana home being made b.
!, private conveyance. All of the house
hold furnishings of Mr.. Stark's prett.
J. country seat adjoining town have beeI
disposed of at private sale. and whel
re the family take up their residence In tn
81 north Ii will be permanent. BY the re
n moval of this family. Deer Lodge lose
at a salient pioneer citizen. whose goo
st counsels in the early political life o
In the county loaned much to the building
IN up of the present good government
p whilst the departure for other scene
ne OF Mrs. Stark and daughter will caus
re- irreparable loss to the colony of pionee
homes. where the lady Is held in hig
N esteem. and likewise to society's realm
no wherein Miss Edna finds many admir-
IA ers.
NJ The Society Of Needle Workers me
!, with Mrs. Samuel at he
suburban home last Tuesday afternoo
~ from > till s.
Mrs. Phil II. Miller vas confined I
=, her room several days this week fror
~ slight indisposition.
ne j. L. Davis. agent for the Norther
lis Pacific mpan at Garrison. was
p guest of Conductor o. f. Bennett of IN
I'm Citizens band last Sunday. Mr.. Davi