The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-24

H. Dickey residence near the court
house n some time In June expects
his mother here to keep house and
also his niece. who Ia attending school
In Helena.
Quite a number of Odd Fellows ex-
pect to go from here to attend Ge ball
to be- given by the lodge Of that order
In Basin Tuesday evening.
Marvin Wade Is away on a trip to
Boxeman and will probably bring back
with him a conveyance to be used In
his livery business for handling pas
sengers between town and the railway
stations.
Frank Harlow was here from Basin
on mining business Thursday.
DIR. +. !. Fletcher In yet i'll but Is
slowly improving. Postmaster Foster
Is again at his Office after an illness
Of several weeks. A. L. Locker has re-
covered sufficiently to resume his ru-
ties as county assessor. Miss Taylor.
whose eyes were weakened after a Sc
we're illness. has returned from Helena.
where she consulted a specialist whose
opinion II is that her eyes VIII gradual
ly regain their former strength.
j. Mccarthy, who has been at the
Sciota mines, has now gone to the
Ruby. where his old partner. John Nc
Crimmon, is now foreman.
william r.. Chamberlain OF Great
Falls Is at the Springs. He Is grand
commander of the order OF Knights
Templar in the state. and In taking n
few days rest after "A recent illness be-
fore starting out to make an official
visit to the several communicates OF
the state.
The Windsor hotel has been crowded
to its utmost capacity during the week
number OF witnesses in two criminal
cases In court.
Mrs. Miller Is now stopping with
Mrs. George Benjamin. but will proba-
bly, return to her home in Dexter.
Mich. 100 after the hearing OF the
Airport will contest. which is set for
Wednesday of this week. The case will
undoubtedly attract wide
from the peculiar circumstances in
connection with the Will offered for
probate. II having travelled nearly all
over the Western country and was
finally sent to James Talbot of Butte
by a prospector who said he had just
returned from Alaska and was going
back there as soon as he could get his
supply OF grub that he came down for.
Charles Scharf went to Butte Tues
day evening to attend the wedding of
A. d. Christensen and Miss Sallie Gal
braith. The groom lived in Boulder
before going to Butte to become agent
for the Great Northern and the bride
also made her home here for some time.
They have many acouaintances here
who extend congratulations.
Prof. T. A. Brown has gone down
the valley to teach a term of school at
Cold Springs. In the fall he will take
charge of the Basin school. Mrs.
Brown for the present will make her
home with Mrs. Dodley Halford.
Among those here from Butte dur
ing the past few days were John N.
Kirk, Emmett Callahan, ]. r.. Camp
bell, E. b. Howell. f. b. Harvey, T..
Gilbert, ]. M. Adkins. A. Austin and
e. w. Adams: from Anaconda. ID. +.
Lanferty and Ernest Warde: from Ba-
sin, G.. w. Connick. l.. Sponheim, j.
b. Sharp and E. r. Summer: from Hell
ena, NJ. Reinig. G.. w. Jackson, w. II.
Taylor, F. E. Kessler. Carl Klein
schmidt. jr., T. b.. Eddingfield. c. r.
Heisy. F. A. sutton. o. Johnson, E.
Ekroth, w. B. Majors. F. N. Mc1n-
tire. ii. G.. Duerfeldt and John Gillian.
Miss Ida Morris of the Windsor no.
tel was quite badly injured Friday af-
ternoon by being thrown from a horse
she was riding. 1t was a very high
spirited animal and ran away with her.
The accident happened just south OF
town near the Belcher ranch, but help
was near at hand and she was brought
to town and the doctor called found
ii necessary to put several stitches In
the cuts in her face.