The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-20


| IN Deer Lodge this year III commence
| ration Of the anniversary of the birth
OF the great spirit Of the revolution VIII
be 10 his liking of pleasures. ana VIII
be among the brilliant events of the
season.
Mrs. j. II. Owings, Miss Owings and
little Marguerite Owings returned home
Tuesday evening from visit of several
Gays to Mrs. Owfngs' sister, Mrs. j. Ii.
Williams, and family in Philipsburg.
Joseph l.. Coleman was in Butte last
wednesday representing the house of
his father in the capacity of purchasing
| agent, selecting goods for summer
/ trade from samples of wares of East
ern factories.
Deak Spurrier. billing specialist in
/ the freight office of the Montana Union
in Butte, spent last Sunday a guest OF
! friends in this city.
Arthur De Redny Menard, who in the
waning days of last month took unto
hlmself fair young wife, arrived in
/ Deer Lodge from his home in Butte last
saturday, accompanied by his wife
/ The visit of De Redny and spouse to
| MS native heath is in response to the
| commands of his parents and earnest
/ solicitations of "a legion of friends, to
| receive in the village which gave him
| Dlrth the God bless you my children"
| OF his good father and mother and the
! merry "God-speed" of his admirers
while the honeymoon period of a most
/ happy union is at its zenith Shortly
after the arrival of the train which
brought the bride and groom the young
couple were Joined by the immediate
members of the family in the enjoy
ment OF most elaborate dinner, the
I feastlng and toasts taking up a large
part of the evening, after which the
bride and groom in happy smiles and
pleased demeanor presided at an infor-
mai reception to friends 10 the number
OF 5O or more. On Monday afternoon
the genial count appeared as the CEN
tral Hgure at a smoker" given in his
honor by his friends OF the male per-
SuaSion, and in the evening assisted
his wife and mother III the entertain
ment of large party of young people,
the junction being given in the parlors
OF the Menard home on the west side.
DeRedny and Mrs. Menard will return
to their home in Butte the latter part
of next week.
Mrs. Carlin ID. Joslyn spent Wednes-
day and Thursday last in Butte, a
guest of Mrs Mary ]. Sharpe and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Carroll.
c. ID. Joslyn, for years a leading spir-
ii in the business life of our commun-
ity, having been capacitated as general
manager of the Deer Lodge branch of
the f. l.. Bonner company. the most
extensive mercantile establishment in
the Northwest. left via the Northern
Pacific and Seattle Thursday morning
for the klondike gold fields. Mr.. JOS
lyn's trip to the mining section will ex-
tend over period of two months, all
of which time will be employed in the
interests of capitalists whom he will
represent in the commercial world of
the far North, should his prudence die
tate the establishment of business
houses there
ALI Whitworth manager of the Deer
Lodge Drug company excellent es-
adjustment, was visitor to Butte and
Anaconda Wednesday and Thursday.
Professor p. M. Smith, q nomadic
Thespian of the old school. who pos
sesses the aquiline nasal appendage pc
cultar to the profession, and a closely
shaver face and other Establishments.
including startling array of opales-
cent gems attached TO his SpotlesS
shirt front, which serve to stamp him
of the stage Though his broad Celtic
accent leads one to believe him an
O'Brien or a Mccarthy rather than
member of the numerically great Smith
family, struck town from the South
early in the week and already has in
rehearsal that sterling comedy, THE
Irish Duke, to be produced early next
month. The cast numbers some of the
best talent of the community, and the
presentation Will doubtless be a sue
cess.
r.. Lee Haskell manager of the
dress and white goods departments in
the Bonner company,s emporium, Wis
tied Butte last Sunday ana Monday in
his official capacity as buyer, there to
look over the extensive lines of novel
ties on display in one of the large sam
pie rooms of the mining city. Mr..
Haskell was accompanied on his jour
ney by his Wife, who visited number
of days with friends of the silver me-
tropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G.. Birdseye of Avon
on-the- Blackfoot were guests of friends
in this city several days this week.
Thomas Anderson, Drowned and
rugged mine operator of the First
Chance district who numbers among
his mineral possessions some of the
most valuable claims adjacent to the
camps of Garnet spent several days
this week in Deer Lodge enjoying the
atmosphere of some of our pioneer resi-
dents.
Mrs. John Gherdts has gone to Mis-
soua. where she will remain several
weeks in the hope of benefit to health
from a sojourn in a less vigorous eli
mate.
Mrs. John II. Duffy and children and
Mrs. Pierce of Anaconda We're guests
of Mrs. Amelia Curn at the City hotel
Monday and Tuesday last.
IL. II. Zenor was a business visitor to
Butte Saturday and Sunday last.
II. j. Toomey was in Butte Wednes-
day on business connected with the
transfer OF his valuable hay land hold
ings of several thousand acres near Du-
Bots. Idaho, into the possession of Levi
Cartier of Butte.
Charlie Reid was in town from Bears
mouth last Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Walton enter
tanned a large party of friends at the
court room last Tuesday evening, dane
ing and whist being the features of the
evenings pleasures.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Browne and D.
II. Morgan of Coloma We're visitors in
Deer Lodge Tuesday and Wednesday,
having come up to be present at the
Walton dancing party or Tuesday
evening.
a. Is. Smith. manager OF the Higgins
grocery house, was on business bent in
Butte several days this week.
Station Agent G. l.. Davis and G. H.
Green of the clerical force of the busy
railway station at Garrison, We're so
cial visitors in Deer Lodge last Sun
day.
Miss Dora Bishop of Avon was a