The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-03
I'm Society.


Joslyn will superintend in the Alaskan
gold fields for capitalists of this city.
County Surveyor H. b. Davis was
professionally engaged last Tuesday
and Wednesday in the vicinity of Gold
Creek.
f. w. Wagner, engineer in charge of
the electric light plant. received the
sad intelligence Wednesday morning
last of the death of his little daughter,
which occurred in st. Paul Tuesday
evening.
]. w. Farley. the w~ell-known placer
miner Of Pioneer. was q Deer Lodge
visitor last Tuesday.
The family of Sheriff John Fitzpat-
rick. who nave tenanted the O'Bannon
residence. in the Northern addition, for
the past year. are packing their house.
hold effects preparatory to shipping to
the Fitzpatrick farm home Of the Ne
vada valley. An elegantly appointed
cottage is nearing completion OF the
country seat which will be occupied by
Mrs. Fitzpatrick and children about
the 18th inst.
Cash Store mo. L. until recently un-
der h management of NJ. G. Mignery,
is now In charge of Thomas Aspiring.
who will close out the stock. which
consists mainly of notions and gents
apparel.
Ed Spensley and family have re-
moved from the Main street home to
one of the Holland cottages, pm b
street.
Mrs. Harry True has returned from a
weeks visit to her husband in Philips
burg.
James Kantner and family have re-
turned from a years absence from their
Deer Lodge home. spent at Northport,
Wash, where Mr.. Kantner was an EN-
ploye Of the Heinze smelters.
Robert n Charles Reid were in
Deer Lodge Thursday from their home
at Garnet.
Springs sanitarium was a Deer Lodge
visitor Thursday.
George Rheiter, for the past two
years connected with the onn COM
pany in the capacity of manage of
their clothing department., has severed
his connection with the Deer Lodge
establishment to accept a similar posi-
ton with the Bitter Root Development
company at Hamilton, where he goes
to take up his new duties Monday next.
During his residence i'm this city MI.
Rheiter. by his close business applica-
ton, has gained the esteem of his fell
low tradesmen, who wish him the sue
cess his ambition deserves in his new
field.
Dan Coughlan, for several years con-
nected with the development of the
Emery mining properties. is a social
visitor to Deer Lodge from his farm
home. near Carlton, in the Bitter Root
valley.
Dan Tewey, thu sage of Race Track, |
was a guest of Deer Lodge friends
Thursday.
II. F. Kruger of the passenger depart
ment of the Burlington, with head
quarters at Helena. was i'm Deer
Lodge in the interests of his road last
Saturday.
Miss Helen Agee, who has been at
tending the College of Montana, re-
turned to her home in Gibbonsville,
Idaho, last Monday.
w. c. station and family removed
from Anaconda to Deer Lodge this
week and are occupying their home on
North Main street.
Commissioners Sutherlin has engaged
DanielTJ WEIGH of this city to go to
Omaha and install the states mining
exhibit at the fair. From his long and
varied experience in the mining world,
Mr.. Welch is eminently fitted for the
trust imposed by the states represen-
tative. and his arrangement of the ex-
hibit Will doubtless do him credit.
Will Mitchell and Mrs. H. II. Mears,
son and daughter of DR.. A. II. Mitchell
of Warm Springs, who is lying i'll at
that sanitarium of a serious affection
of the brain. have arrived at their Mon
tan home from California. and will
remain near their venerable parent
while grave apprehensions of a turn for
the worse In his condition exist.
The Kings Daughters society of the
Presbyterian church will serve an
Easter tea in the church edifce on the
afternoon of Saturday, April 3, from g
till 5 o'clock.
On Wednesday evening last the pref
ty home of Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley, on the
west side, was the scene of a very hap
Ply gathering. numbering two score lady
friends OF he hostess. The event was
in the nature of a surprise party, which
conceived by a number of old -time
acquaintances. who bore in mind the
fact that the day marked an anniver-
sary of the birth of their entertainer.