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

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that the gentleman has aspirations to
serve his country I'm legislative halls.
and to have an aspiration which mas
been keeping him awake nights shat
tered in so small a preliminary as a
ward election is bitter consolation to
one who deserved a better fate.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Boardman enter
tanned a small party OF friends at 8
o'clock dinner at their home on Mis-
souri, avenue last Saturday evening.
Those present were Judge and Mrs.
Theo. Brantly. DIR. and Mrs. A. b.. Mar
In, Mr.. O.. r. Larabie and Miss Wiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Fletcher OF
Royal. where Mr.. Fletcher Is employed
in the experimenting of operations on
some gold properties of John Bielen-
berg and others, spent several lays this
week with friends in Deer Lodge.
Miss Nell Fox. schoolmistress of the
public schools at Burlington. Silver
Bow county. spent last Saturday and
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. @. Fox. in this city.
Chas. ID. Kenyon made a business
visit of several days this week In Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durand have re-
turned to their country seat near New
Chicago. after a very pleasant visit OF
a fortnight with friends In this city.
III. S. Reed. an active business MEM
Der Of the banking house of Larabie
Bros. & Co.. left Thursday morning
last for Seattle and other coast cities.
where he will enjoy a vacation of sew
eral weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Thomson. a teacher in
the Anaconda public schools, Is spend
ing her Easter vacation with her sister.
Mrs. Thomas Irvine and family, on
their farm home, near this city.
Dan'l. J. Welch, sr.. spent several
lays In Butte this week on business OF
a mining nature.
The Deer Lodge volunteer fire depart
ment Is busy in the preparation of a
theatrical entertainment which Is
scheduled for presentation at Cotton
wood hall the night of the 18th inst.
Fred Wildman has returned from a
two weeks stay in Butte.
James NJ. Self. deputy county at
torney of Deer Lodge county. was a
guest I'm the home of his mother, Mrs.
Malinda Woodward, last sunday.
Paul Mitchell was in town between
trains from Warm Springs last Tues
day evening.
Miss Gertrude Ward Of Butte and Mr..
Wells. brother OF Miss Gertrude Wells
of the Banner mpa enjoyed the
day visiting sights of interest in Deer
Lodge Sunday.
A. A. Moe. accompanied by his wife
and little son, left last Tuesday morn
ing for Drummond. where they took
passage on one of the stages plying be-
tween that point and Sunset for the
placer mines of the Top o. Deep. where
they WIN remdln uuTins tht Sui'hiSi
season. Mr.. Moe having secured en-
ployment i'm the diggings.
D q. c. McQuesten left this week Tor
his placer mines of Bear gulch. where
: he has already begun the necessary
D preliminaries to the accomplishment OF
n big seasons run.
% mr. Herbert Holloway left for San
D francisco via the short Line last Tues
Lay morning, whence he goes TO JOIN
Mrs. Holloway for a continuance OF his
pleasure tour of California. which was
| Interrupted some weeks ago by the
uecessity of a return to pressing pusi-
ness cares in this city.
A poodly number OF the members OF
The faculty and students OF the college
~ If Montana have gone to Butte 10
, spend their Easter vacation. Several
Of the young ladies' of the party VII
be entertained while on their stay in
< the silver CITY by Miss Clara clark In
the home of her parents. MIR. AMI MIS-
II. s. Clark. among them Icing hlsS
Mary Cockrell, Miss ona and
Miss Edna Reed.
$. John Bielenberg f thu Kohrs IL Bic
3 lenberg stock 'arm was Il BUSINESS Visi'
u tor TO Anaconda Jhis week
i The Needlecraft 1iub spent a very
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Chapman
y last Tuesday.
n Mrs. Charles Ritner and children left
~ last Wednesday for Garnet TO JOIN Mr.
l. Ritner for a permanent home.
IL n. j. B~ielenberg has gone to the Bis
Hole basin for n stay of several weeks
m 20 be spent on his cattle ranges an'
W farms.
Mrs. II. b. Davis returned las
u" Wednesday evening from a thre'
., months absence spent at health ant
Us pleasure resorts of Lower California
Is the last several weeks having beef
passed in the home of her sister, Mrs
m s. T.. Larabie. and family in Portland
TtA ...,Ita fr1ata Mrs IlaNiS' Sn1nnT1
in the coast states have been mos
le gratifying i'm almost entirely dispellinl
an attack of rheumatism from whicI
~ the lady had for months been a grea
~ sufferer.
Ed ward and Walter Gleeson hav
r returned to their labors with the Nam
moth at Coloma after a visi
T. to Deer Lodge relatives and friends.
Will f. Scott spent several days |
re Butte this week a guest of his FRIEND
Guy w. Stapleton.
II. j. Toomey is visiting stock intel
.. ests in Oregon.
RS. Assessor George $. Miller. Georg
Johnson and Sheriff John Fitzpatric
re spent last Sunday with their familie
oi i'm Deer Lodge.
y Mrs. ALI whitworth of Butte was
IN visitor to the home of her sister. Mr.
ii. II. Davis. several days this week.
as Rev. Adam Johnson has been very
an this week. suffering from an attack
W, rheumatism.
Morrill, S~,ackpole. a graduate of II
~ mining department of the College
m, Montana, who finds lucrative emplo,
lss ment with the Mayfiower company
Sc Madison county, is spending a short V;
m. cation in the home of his parents, Juds
=, Stackpole n family.
rs; Mrs. John Fitzpatrick spent a nun
M Der of days this week I'm the home
sor her father in Butte.
Land Attorney O.. Il. O'Bannon WI
rs. professionally engaged before Il
DIS courts of Lewis & Clarke county durir
10, ,bs waek
10 The churches of Deer Lodge are spa
m, ing no effort In the preparation of the
i Easter programmes, and the close