The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-07

was dismissed. All were plaintiffs and
nearly all defendants.
The net amount realized from the
cake walk was $3.50. in round figures.
This amount, added TO what has already
been sent, makes a total OF $500 which
has been raised by the people OF Dillon
for company f, as a hospital fund.
Mrs. b. F. Black returned to her home
in Sheridan, after a weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. E. L. Kline of this
place.
Some 20 invited guests were enter
tanned by Miss Viola Rich at her home
Tuesday evening.
T. ID. Yost of Anaconda is in the
neighborhood this week. buying cattle.
The members OF the Baptist Sunday
school were given a picnic at Selway
grove Wednesday.
F. w. Chase OF Butte Is the guest of
his brother-in-law. Frank Conyne. this
week.
Rev. Walter Hays and sister. arrived
from Missoula Tuesday evening. They
came to join a park party which left
Friday.
1t will please the friends of Rev. j.
H. Spencer, formerly pastor of the Bap-
fist church of this place. to know that
he Is now pastor OF the First Baptist
church of North Adams. Mass.
Ii is learned from a clipping from the
Daily Sun of Cambridge, o.. that Miss
Alma Thorpe and Mary Innis have
started on their homeward trip, after a
months visit in the East. 1t Is also
stated that they will bring a number of
katydid with them. presumably for the
purpose of stocking this country with
that insect. II the katydid will eat
mosquitoes and buffalo gnats they will
be fostered with great care.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society and choir OF the 81.
James Episcopal church had a picnic
last Thursday afternoon at Phil Low
ellis ranch. south of town
Judge II. r. Melton returned last
week from a short visit to his old home
in the Blue Grass state. He was called
there by the serious illness of his aged
father. barely reaching there in time 10
be at his deathbed.
Mrs. James Selway. accompanied by
her son, Hawley. and daughter, Miss
Eliza. left Tuesday evening for an ex-
visit with relatives in the East.
Charles Gooch and b. N. Stevenson
will cave Monday for the formers mine
near Nfchola, Idaho. The trip will be
one of business. combined with pleas
ure. and aside from glowing reports Of
the condition of he mine. it is expect
ed they will have some big game
stories 10 tell on their return.
Rev. DR.. Horace w. Tfiden Of Des
Moines, Ia. will occupy the Baptist pull
pit Sunday night.
Another change OF business interests
was recorded Thursday. In the purchase
OF the old Ryer blacksmith shop, on
Helena street. by Hansen q Jewell. Mr..
Will have charge of h Ryer
shop. while Mr.. Jewell will carry on
the business at the old stand.
Mrs. Anna Hart has sold her millinery
stock and dressmaking establishment
TO Mrs. Jennie Leason.
A large party OF Diilon's well known
young people left Friday for a months
trip through the National park. They
are equipped thoroughly for a most
pleasant trip. and there is no doubt bu.
what a great time will be rad. The
consists OF the following persons:
Rev. Walter Hays. Hon. r. T. Wing.
Huber, A. C. Anderson. w. j.
Joseph Smith and Misses Grace
Lamont. Bella Rife. Clara Tiliot-
Bertha Huber. Miss Philips.
Milie Cofin and Miss Hays. IL Is ex-
pected that Professor and Mrs. j. F.
Munroe VIII join the party later. should
Mrs. Munroe return in time from the
East.