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Arizona republican., 1898-03-30
EN ROUTE TO KLONDYKE.
A Letter Received Yesterday From
 Harvey Harper

The following is part of a letter received by MT. Samuel Harper. near Phoenix, from his son, Harvey Harper. who left here for the Klondyke a cou- pie of months ago:
 Sheep Camp, Alaska March g.
 eve have been busy getting our freight started on the way over the pass. We had it taken by wagon fourteen miles at cents per pound. Every one who has not HOO pounds of provisions is buying more, as the GUS tom officers on the summit will allow no one to pass without a years sup ply. The little Swede and the cattle man from Colorado are with me. We are now sledding our outfit up little way beyond Stone House, two miles from here. A hundred pounds at a load is what we and every one else haul, making two and three trips a day, a hard uphill pull through slush most of the way.
 ''It is showing every day and thaws nearly all the time. There are cold high winds on the summit. Still it is not all hard work. for we have considerable fun coasting a mile on the way back When the wind is blow Ing gale up the cduyCn we HOlSL large sail on our sleds and away we go Everything is sledded from here to Stone House with single and tandem sleds, then packed from there to the summit The several trails are filled with men, women, horses. dogs and cattle, especially men and dogs, pull ing and tugging their loads up the hills, sliding, running and tumbling down again. wish you could see the sights see every day. They are laugh able A man said to me yesterday that he could write a whole book about the scenes and incidents on this trail if he only had the time. But it is gold we are after now. We are well and hearty. H. M. HARPER"
Arizona republican., 1898-03-30
ARIZONA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

The sixth annual session of this as sociation of churches will be held ln Tempe, beginning on Friday of this week and continuing through Sunday. On Friday evening Chaplain Winfield Scott will give the address of vel come, Rochester Ford, Esq, of Tucson, will respond, Rev. G. w. Crane of Prescott will preach the introductory sermon. At o'clock Rev. w. J. Mel
 ton of Buckeye will lead a devotional service; the reading of the church let ters will follow On Tuesday evening after introductory services, led by Rev. E. E. Duley of Mesa, Rev. c. T. Douglas of Pasadena, Cal, and Rev.
 Dr. H. c. Woods of Colorado Springs Colo, will give addresses on mission work On Saturday at g o'clock a de- votiona1 meeting will be led by Rev. E. Goodwin. This will be followed by miscellaneous business and business sessions of the B. Y. F. U. and the Sunday school institute. On Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock will be held a woman's missionary meeting under the direction of the president. Mrs A. B. Tomlinson of Tempe. In the even ing, after devotional services. led by Mrs. F. D. Rickerson, there will be a meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples Union under the direction of the presi- dent, Mir J. F. Elwell of Phoenix, with addresses by Mrs. A. B. Buckley of Phoenix, Rev. Lewis Halsey, D. D., and Rev. G. w. Cram On Sunday morn ing at 10:3O a. m., after devotional services, led by MT. L. W. Coggins. Rev. Lewis Halsey of Phoenix will preach the doctrinal sermon. At o'clock there will be meeting of the Sunday school institute, conducted by Rev. B. E. Duley of Mesa. In the evening devotional services will be conducted by MT. B. T. Gileltte at ' o'clock, after which Rev. C. J. Banks of Scottsdale will preach the mission ary sermon. The officers of the asso- citation are Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey. moderator; Rev. A. B. Tomlinson. E. D., vice-moderator; w. E. Tussing. clerk; L. R. Shaw, treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-30
SAID TO BE INSANE.
Because He Believed in the Cleansing
 Power of Fire

Constable Daley of Mesa City brought man named John Bush, charged with insanity, to the county jail last night. Bush's mental un- soundness, if it were not for one thing, would be of desirable kind and ought to become epidemic in every community He believes his mission is to keep things clean, and he went about the streets sweeping up the dust into piles to be carted off somewhere Many of the buildings about Mesa did not come up to his standard of neat ness and architecture, and he recom- mended their destruction and replace ment by more pretentious and heater structures. But he believed too much in the cleansing effect of fire and tried to put his doctrines into practice The folks at Mesa were patient under his harangues on the subject of dirt and they made no fuss as long as he only talked about burning them out, but when he began to start fires in outbuildings they conspired to restrain him.
 Bush is the third man to go before the probate court within a year on ac- count of extreme views on the subject of cleanliness. One of the others be- lieved as he does, that fire is the most active agent in bringing about sani- tary reforms, and no doubt if these lunatics had their way things would be cleaner and there would be fewer mi crobes and disease germs in the con- munity. There would also be more work for carpenters and builders. and there would be a boom in all indus
 trial lines. But people have not yet been educated LID to being burnt out
Arizona republican., 1898-03-30
A FLORIDA FROST.

Far on in March, when the ther- mometer had long been in the eighties, says F. Whitmore in the April Allan tic, the wind whipped suddenly into the north, and the air cooled fifty de- grees in a night.
 We were in the field, perspiring in linens, when the change came, with an abrupt overcasting of the sky. A whiff like the breath from a glacier struck us, the wind blew each mo- ment keener, and before we fairly saw how it was our teeth were chattering. It seemed unbelievable; but presently there was no doubt that January
Arizona republican., 1898-03-30

mortimer was upon us, two months out of season. When we realized this, we set all hands at work to earth over the half grown potato vines. Only few hours of the day were left, but the men worked desperately with hoes and ploughs through the bleak twilight, and much was done. But not all. When we came out, shivering, in the first daybreak, we saw that our short harvest was to be lamentably short ened.
 We perceived now, at last, how it was with us; we were not farming but gambling with the elements. The climate had been merely toying with us, trump card of spring frosts lying in it's sleeve.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-30

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Arizona republican., 1898-03-30
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she had been attending the graduating
exercises of the Ch"autauquan. Mrs. JOS
Ign graduated with high honors as a
member of the class of '9S.
Charles r. Leonard, attorney. of
Butte spent last Saturday afternoon
in Deer Lodge.
The ladies' sewing circle met at the
residence of Mrs. William Williams, in
West Deer Lodge, Tuesday afternoon.
A large number were present and choice
refreshments were served by the host
ess.
J.. NJ. Boardman left Wednesday
morning for a short business trip
around the state.
II. S. Neal, George Boothroyd and
Will Reed came up from the Royal mine
on Tuesday.
Miss Cornelia Van Gundy is in Butte
visiting with relatives and friends.
Walter S. orion, w. =. Forbis and
George NJ. jerks of Butte were visitors
in Deer Lodge for the day Monday.
Mrs. w. T. Elliott was in town from
her home on Dempsey last Monday. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Klein of Iowa.
George Higgins of Missoula came up
on Mondays flyer for a short visit, and
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Conley.
Mrs. f. II. H~asselberger and Mrs. A.
X. Bowden went to Butte on Wednes-
day for a brief visit.
Messrs. Shandrew. Catlin and Cam
eron of Anaconda came down on their
wheels last Sunday and spent the after
noon here. They strolled about the
court nous grounds while the citizens
band entertained them with choice Sc
lections.
The Intermediates of the Christian
Endeavor of the Presbyterian church
had an enjoyable picnic on Cottonwood
creek Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Dierks of Butte came down
! on Monday for a short visit with friends
and is a guest of Mrs. Mary l.. Kelly OF
West Deer Lodge.
Guy Stapleton, county attorney OF Sill
yer Bow, was a guest of his friend
VIII Scott. a couple of days this week.
Miss Lizzie Hyde is home after a
visit to Butte the latter part OF last
week.
Tom McTague and Will Scott, both
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for several days, returned home on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Campbell of Butte was an
Anaconda visitor Wednesday, return
ing hat evening TO Butte.
l.. G. Smith returned from a trip to
his Corvallis ranch on Friday noon.
Harvey w. Murphy. of the
lumber department Of the Anaconda
company at Hamilton, was in the city
during the past week.
II. de Il. Smith is home for a few
days from a trip to the Bitter Root.
Mr.. Smith will leave about the 18th for
an extended fishing and hunting trip.
Mrs. Charles Kelly and Miss McCabe
left Thursday morning for the Pacific
coast. Mrs. McCabe, sister-in-law of
Miss McCabe. Joined them at Garrison.
They will visit in Tacoma. and later at
Cohasset beach. where they will remain
a month or six weeks.
Mrs. John 5. Hickey, Mrs. NJ. Dona-
hoe and Mrs. Joseph Peters We're Butte
visitors on Tuesday. where they at
tended the races.
Miss Margaret c. DAILY. who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Zenas
Evans of Upper Hickory street, and
Mrs. T. J. Murray Of Butte for the past
10 days, returned to her home at Riv-
erside farm Thursday afternoon. Miss
DAILY was accompanied by Mrs. 7. j.
Murphy and Mrs. ]. A. Hoge III Butte.
who will visit at the ranch for some
little time.
Mrs. George lockwood Of Butte was
the guest of Miss McCabe Of Third and
Maple streets on Tuesda". returning to
her home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Foster and Miss Helen La
Volle Of Butte came over to Anaconda
last evening and will be the guests OF
Miss Ethel Thomas, az her home on
Upper Locust street, FOR a week or 10
days.
Theodore X. Wilkinson. who has been
In the East the past two months Wis
iting his family at Syracuse, y. Y, re-
turned to Anaconda Tuesday morning.
Miss Harriet 7. Evans and Miss Mary
4. DAILY returned from a three weeks
trip 20 New York and Narragansett
beach Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Brownell left Tues
day evening for 81. Paul. where they
will remain for several DAYS. They will
stop at Omaha and extend their trip I,
Chicago. returning to Anaconda in Z
mont or six weeks.
George L. Welcome and wife an,
George Linsley and family will leaV,
about the 18th for a months camping
trip in the Big Hole.
Charles Emerson and wife have takel
a suite OF rooms in the Shields huild
ing. and are at home to their man.
friends.
Mrs. l.. G. Smith left Tuesday after
noon for the Bitter Root. where she wi
be the guest Of Mrs. Marcus DAILY a
Riverside farm.
Mrs. Rumley was a Butte visitor o,
Monday. where she visited with MIR
Saunders. who left the following da'
for Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Tuohy an
family Of Butte will coma IN Anacond
about the 18th ~ September and Wi
make this city their home in the future
much TO the delight Of their man
friends in the Smelter City.
Mrs. william II. Dewitt and son an
Miss Rumley will leave about the l5t
Of the month for Riverside farm.
Miss Mamie Glenn was rendered
delightful birthday surprise party Nor
day evening at the home OF Mr.. an
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Deer Lodge, Aug. 6.-Mayor and Mrs.
Frank Conley handsomely entertained
a host of friends at Irvine lake Tues
day night. The band wagon and a num-
Der Of smaller vehicles conveyed the
guests out to the lake, where feasting
and dancing were INDUCED in until the
wee sma' hours" In fact, the old song
was literally carried out, and they
danced all night till broad daylight and
went home with the girls in the morn
ing" 1t was a large crowd and as full
of fun as it was large. There were no
formalities. and everyone went IN Tor
a rood time and had IL. Excellent re-
freshments were served, and between
boat riding on the lake and dancing a
most delightful evening was enjoyed.
Miss Ida Kennedy of Butte and Miss
Hilda Higgins of Mfssoula were the
guests of honor.
A number of ladies drove to Warm
Springs on Wednesday and enjoyed the
day picnicking in the grove. Those VINO
composed the party were Mesdames II.
:. Reed. Will Williams, Phil Miller, ii.
A. Mcpherson. Charles Chapman, VIII
Reed, Montgall. Henry Reed, jr., Will
liam Coleman. Misses Elizabeth Thorn
son. Linda Williams. Hattie Benedict.
| Jessie Stackpole, Edna Reed, Mabel Nc
Mimi.
MIS-. -. -. fluItu VI ann ms
is in Deer Lodge. the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. +. II. Mcdonald of Anaconda
was the guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Boardman
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
One of the pleasantest picnics held in
| Deer Lodge this season was that of the
| ST. Johns Episcopal church of Butte,
| which enjoyed the day here on Friday.
A large number attended. some enjoy
| ing lunch in the woods and others
| spending the. day with friends in the
city.
Mrs. n. ]. Bielenberg and daughter,
| Miss Alma. returned on Wednesday
| from a two weeks visit at Butte.
Mrs. r.. b. Maxwell and LITTLE daugh-
ter. Ruth. returned home this week
from a protracted visit to Anaconda
and Butte.
Rev. :. II. Tabor of the NJ. +. church
SOUTH. OF Butte, held services in Deer
| Lodge Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samue Barker were
guests in town from Butte last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Attorney NJ. D.. Leehey Of Butte was
in Deer Lodge last Sunday.
c. e. Sackett came down from Ana
conda on his wheel SUNDAY and spent
the DAY with Deer L1dge friends.
Deputy Sheriff Hardenbrook spent
last sunday at home here.
Mrs. c. D.. Joslyn returned home sun
] day evening from Portland. ore, where
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Miss Lucy r. Grannis of Dillon and
Miss Eva f. Stelzer of Great Falls
spent several days in Anaconda as the
guests OF Miss Marchion the early part
of the week.
Miss Julia Saunders of Butte is the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. William II. De
Witt Of Fifth and Hickory.
Mrs. James Shields left Wednesday
afternoon for Riverside Farm after
having visited her mother, Mrs. Zenas
Evans of Upper Hickory street, for 10
days.
Mrs. Edward A. Upton and children,
Edward and Martha. went to Butte
Friday. where they attended the races,
returning that evening to Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mahan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Collins. Jim Mahan, Ray
and William Mahan n Frank Brook
ner spent last Sunday at Lost creek.
Mrs. W. W. Dixon has been spending
the past week in Butte, where she has
visited with relatives and friends.
A. Henry Pogson and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Pelaubet n H. Millard re-
turned Thursday from Hamilton. where
they spent a week al the Ravalli and
combined business with pleasure.
Mrs. William L. Bond is entertaining
her mother. Mrs. Doerr, and her sister,
Mrs. Il. ]. Hofacker. OF San Francisco
at her home on Upper Maple street.
They reached Anaconda IN Friday. and
will spend some little time in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell have
taken apartments at the Montana for a
month.
Miss Laura Laing and Miss Mildred
Reynolds came down from Butte Fri
day evening and are the guests of Mrs.
William II. Dewitt and Miss Rumley
Of Fifth and Hickory.
George Il. Winston returned early I'm
the week from a visit to salt Lake.
Miss McCabe was a Butte visitor on
Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Thomas. who has been Wis
iting Miss Daisy Dawson and Miss Lulu
Foster in Butte for the past 10 days,
returned TO her home in this city last
evening.
Mrs. W. NJ. Maxwell Of Deer Lodge,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Rodgers
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members of the democratic central COM
mittee. were in Anaconda last Satur-
day, attending a meeting of that body.
A. j. Darch of Butte visited his fam
lily, who are summering here, several
days last week.
Peter Walton was in Butte on bust
ness Tuesday.
Sheriff Mclaughlin of Missoula was
in town Monday with a candidate for
the pen.
George Losse and Peter Sowle, two
business men of Pioneer, were in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Bielenberg were
Butte visitors Monday.
Z. Colburn and wife of Pioneer spent
the day in Deer Lodge Monday.
j. w. Smurr came down from Ana
conda Monday and remained till Tues
day, visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Abbie Hardenbrook and her two
young sisters, Linda and Hilda, are on
a visit to their aunt, Mrs. Sallie Al
bright of Stone Station, Granite county.
After a visit of several days with her
friend, Mrs. f. c.. Fox. Mrs. William
f. Davey of Burlington, Mont, returned
home last Monday.
Miss Dottie Smith. whose native town
is Deer Lodge, but who has been resid-
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
Olson smith in Seattle for many years
past, is visiting friends in the city, ana
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. J.. Bielenberg.
Guy Shaubut. who has been a resident
of Zosel for several months past. re-
turned this week with his family To
Deer Lodge.
John Mcmahon, who Is now located
in Butte, spent last Sunday with his
family in Deer Lodge.
Rev. A. A. Walker, mother and sis
ter, Miss Minnie. went to Butte Wednes-
day to be in attendance at the Meth
odist conference, which opened in that
city on Wednesday evening.
Two of this towns oldest residents.
Lew and william Coleman. received tho
sad intelligence Wednesday morning by
telegraph of the death of their father,
which occurred at his home in German
town, o., last Tuesday. Mr.. Coleman
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hotel by Mrs. II. I. Wilson. About 60
ladies' We're present. The first prize was
won by Mrs. w. McC. White, the sec
ond by Mrs. w. w. Dixon and the third
by Mrs. j. ]. Mediation.
Mrs. T.. V. Hewnis of Helena is the
guest of Mrs. Hugh ]. Wilson at the
Butte.
Mrs. George Symons, Mrs. A. Booth
and Mrs. NJ. Lowenstein have left for
a trip through Yellowstone park to last
10 days.
Mrs. May Talbot Neidenhofen and
party have returned from a trip
through the park.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Flavin. Mr.. and Mrs. Keafe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweet and Misses Kathryn Lynch,
Emma Coy and Theresa Kelley left last
week for the park to enjoy a months
outing.
Miss Ella Boland has returned home
from Missoula, where she spent last
week with Mrs. T. Worden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence of Revenue
are spending a few days in Butte.
Carroll @. Dolman. recently gradu-
ated from Harvard college, and Thomas
Dolman, who has been visiting in Mis-
souri,. have returned to Butte.
r. ID. Leggat and family have re-
turned from a trip to Elk City, daho.
Miss Kate T. Hammond, assistant Ii
b%rarian, has returned from a months
vacation spent in Helena and in Flat
hea county
Judge l.. J. Hamilton has returned
from a three months trip East.
John II. Curtis is spending a few days
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. John Lindsay and children are
in Missoula, the guests of Mrs. Hiram
Knowles.
Mrs. N. ]. Bielenberg of Deer Lodge
has been the guest Of Mrs. John
O'RouTke the past week.
Friday evening a surprise DO Peep"
party was given in honor of Miss Rose
Hosking, Of which a splendid time is
reported. The evening was spent in
games, music, vocal and instrumental,
after which a delicate luncheon was
served. Those present were Misses Lila
Carpenter. Maud Heimbach, Ethel
Thompson. Ruby Rosking. Ona Thomp-
son, Edna Grigg, Rose Hosking. Mil
dred Heimhach, Mabel Hosking. Messrs.
w. IL. Bourquin. George Broughton, jr.,
Charles Trudgeon, William Woods,
Mathew Trudgeon and q. l.. Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Luke. Miss
Lu Foster, Miss Teebeau. Miss Stem
mons, Messrs. Busch. Thomas and
Teebeau We're guests of Mrs. III. w
Turner at Divide the past week.
W. 'eANb'A VI NhilA'hF ~ ~ $50
ing Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cotter enter
tained a number of friends at a dane
ing party on Tuesday evening. There
were about 50 guests present, and the!
had a delightful time. Delicious re-
treshments We're served at midnight.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Sihyl, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. :. n. Graves. to George VII
liams, at ST. Johns Episcopal church
AT noon Text Thursday. Mr.. Williams
is a son Of Henry Williams of the Colo
rado smclter. After a dbl break
fast the newly married couple VII
leave for the coast on a months VISIT
Miss Mary Fosselman OF Welser
Idaho, is a guest of her sister. Mrs
Cutting.
Misses Eliza and Leilah Russell ar
spending the balance Of the summeI
at Windermere. near Fish creek
Mrs. J. X. Mcdonald is the guest .
Mrs. j. r Russell in the Jefferson val
ley.
\ large party will start TUESDAY 10
the national park. Among them VIII =
? ! DR.. and Mrs. Rowland OF missouri
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Noble, Miss An
ma Llewellyn. Miss Anna Richards,
Miss Addie Masel, Miss Nellie Masel,
Miss Mary Fosselman of Weiser, Ida
no; Miss Daisy Dawson, DR.. Cowperth-
waite. Julius Heilbronner, Ed Crumer-
in and Thomas Fosselman.
Miss Lizzie Evans and Misses Lizzie
and Mary Bennett have returned rom
a f~ortnight's outing at Sacre's anch.
Miss Emma Rueger will leave this
week for California, where she VIII
spend several months.
A. y. Keith will leave this week for
California, to be gone about three
weeks.
Frank Sullivan of the Miner is spend
ing a week hunting and fishing in the
jefferson valley.
NJ. c. Riley and Mrs. b. r. Calkins
and sister left yesterday on a visit tc
friends in Hamilton.