The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-11
IN DILLON.
social News aud Happenings From the
Beaverhead Capital.

>oct@i News ouu happening FROM the
Besverhead Capital.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
Dillon. April 10.-Adolph Eliel has re-
turned to Dillon from a lengthy So
journ In Gibbonsville. Idaho.
L. ID. Graeter of Placerville. Cal. was
In the city this week looking after
some mining interests near this place.
Fred Huber IL visiting his brother.
Ftdei, and sisters. arriving from Well
ington. Kan, Saturday last.
President Sanders Of the State Nor
NAL Is attending the county teachers
institute at Missoula.
DIR. Il. p. Durgan returned Tuesday
from Green River. wyo. He will re-
locate here for the future.
Occident Lodge, No. s. X. p. will
give a masquerade ball at the opera
house Tuesday evening.
Thos. NJ. Selway has let a contract for
a one-story store building. II will be
located on Idaho street. opposite An
derson's livery stable.
The school election last Saturday
passed OF without a contest OF any
kind. the caucus nominees, b.. +. White.
Edw. Norris and II. r.. Melton, being
elected. practically without opposition.
Easter services will be held in all the
churches OF the city today. The pro-
srammes arranged at the different
tiuftHtr are tiaDoIdtt. anu VIII prove
very interesting.
Rev. Mr.. Cattermole and wife were
pleasantly surprised one evening last
week by a party of their friends.
Miss Maud Mosher OF the state nor
NAL is visiting relatives In Helena.
Dr.. ]. w. Hodgens N wife are
spending the week In Helena.
Arthur Judge will entertain the MEM
bers of the Tremelo club at the st.
James rectory Monday evening.
a Monday was the forty-ninth
birthday OF I. Cashmere. The event
was celebrated by the gathering of
some 30 friends at his home in the
various kinds were INDUCED In to the
entire satisfaction Of all present.
The city election IN Monday was an
event OF little interest outside of the
wards. In the First and Second wards
A. L.. Stone and John 7. Cox. respect
lively, were elected without opposition.
In the Third the defeated non-partissn
caucus candidate was not satisfied with
the verdict of that body. but came out
as an independent candidate. appealing
10 the voters of the ward. The regu-
lar caucus nominee. H.. ID. Brainard.
was elected.
Rev. DR.. Samuel Weller OF California
was the guest Of his brother. Rev. o.
c. Weller Of the Presbyterian church
In this city. last week. DIR. Weller is
on his way to Butte. where ne will take
the passionate Of the Third Presbyterian
church.
g. X. Spencer OF Geneva. o.. Is regis
tered at the Metlen. Mr.. Spencer viii
spend h spring and summer in this
vicinity seeking the restoration OF his
health.
The second meeting of the promoters
| OF the news gentlemen's club met at
the court house Friday night to receive
the reports OF various committees APP
pointed at last weeks meeting. The
only COMMITTEES that got In a report was
the one OF location. This report was
hat the committee could fin no To-
cation suitable for the club. and could
make no recommendations. Immedi-
ately after the report was ordered filed
a motion to adjourn for two years was
sprung by T. j. Mulaney. and was car
ried without a negative vote. Thus the
movement for a club. which began on
the LIST OF April. ended with a sudden
jerk. VINO was the April fool?
The disappearance of our former
townsman. VI. J. BurIeigh. has caused
considerable feeling among our people
and aroused the sympathy Of every one
for his wife. The general belief seems
to be that Mr.. Burleigh mas not suicid-
ed nor met with foul play. IL Is the
impression. however. that he has left
this part Of the country for reasons best
known TO himself. There are no new
Developments so far throwing any ad-
difional light upon his disappea rance.
Frank Hagenbarth of Miriam. Idaho.
joined his wife at this place Tuesday.
Mr.. Haeenbarth has been In charge Of
4 band Of sheep belonging to the Wood