The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-13
In Deer Lodge.

VIII SlSS 1f4t 1L It's ECifahtAA lA1AtNAsAG~
concerts at the court house next Thurs
day evening March Il. At the conciu
sion of the musical programme dancing
will be INDUCED in. Following is the
concert programmes Shamrock Pol
ka" Petite: serenade, summer Night,
sutton: overture, Greater New York,
Southwell. Mexican Butterfly Dance,
Tom Clark; andante and waltz. Gin
derella," Borbes; "Sambo's cake
Walk Beebe; overture, Pictures Of
the Past" Coffin.
Warren w Goodman and Dan Nor
ony, two convivial spirits of Anacon-
da, spent last Saturday and sunday
with friends in Deer Lodge. They were
accompanied on their journey by Paul
Mitchell the sage Of Warm Springs,
who likewise enjoyed a day away from
scenes of an active business life.
John Bielenberg of the stock growing
firm of kohrs & Bielenberg has gone
to their Northern Montana ranges,
where he Will spend several days su-
perintending operations preparatory to
the spring roundup, which will assume
form during the coming week.
G. C. Belknap, respected resident OF
this city, for two years cashier in the
ticket department for the Northern Pa
cific company at Garrison under the
regime of j. f. Huntley and later with
tine pTGSDH SIibfi llIie 1T
Idaho, was this week checked as an
agent for the Montana Union at Silver
Bow as a successor to Agent Mullen.
Mr.. BeIknap's family will probably join
him at his new location Immediately af-
ter the close of the present school term
in the early summer.
Hon. J. T.. Marcum. merchant and
stockman of Helmville, spent last Sun
day with his family in their winter
home in this city.
Vincent McMullen, a member of the
force of mail carriers of Anaconda and
a popular young society man of the
Copper City, spent last Sunday In Deer
Lodge, a guest of his brother, James
MeMullen of the O'NeiIl hardware
house.
Thomas Morgan, head accountant in
the office of the Independent Meat COM
pany of Butte. was visitor to his fam
lily in this city last Sunday.
John Schurtz, lieutenant in the lit
tie band of argonauts that left Deer
Lodge some weeks ago to seek fame
and fortune in the gold fields of the
land of the midnight sun, has returned
to Montana content to enjoy an exist
ence in a land where Old Sol works but
one shift day. Mr., Sehurtz brings the
intelligence that the party of Deer
Lodgers, upon reaching Seattle and
viewing the magnitude ol the hIoIluIkt
rush, scattered to the four winds, Tom
Morgan going to San Francisco, Will
Coleman hating in the Sound City,
where. like Micawber, he will wait for
something to turn up" while Mr..
Schurtz fastened in his return to famil-
lar scenes and is now in Butte in search
of a position.
Miss Anna Morony has returned to
her home in Anaconda, after pleasant
visit of several days with friends in this
city.
Mrs. J. Fl. owings, Miss Owings and
little Miss Marguerite Owings have
gone to Ellensburg. Wash. for an ex-
tended visit in the home of Mrs. OW-
ings' parents in that city. The party
will also visit Portland and other coast
cities before returning to their Mon
tana home in the early summer
r. Lee Kelley Of Garnet a former
well known resident of this city, and
James Patton, prominent mine oper-
ator of that prosperous camp. We're
social visitors to Deer Lodge friends
several days this week.
Samuel Scott, proprietor of the popu-
lar hosiery which bears his name. was
q business guest in Anaconda for sew
erat days this week.
Judge Orren Emmerson. one of the
best known and most respected pioneer
residents of this section, was this week
taken 10 the Sisters hospital from his
rooms in the Coleman block 70 receive
benefits from careful nursing for a
serious attack of grippe from which the
gentleman has been suffering for two
weeks past.
Mrs. Everett c. Baldwin has returned
to her home in Cabel after two weeks
visit with Mrs. George Johnson in this
city.
j. Ed. O'Neill is spending several days
ut I'M thig n Of
Paul Mitchell.
Telegraphic adyices received Wednes-
day last from the Sacred Heart hnspi-
tai in Chicago, whence Frank Gonley
had gone two weeks since to consult
DIR. Murphy. a famous surgeon, in ref
erence to a painful affection of the
stomach. from which our mayor has
been suffering for several months bring
cheering intelligence To the effect that
Mr. Conley had undergone a most sue
cessful operation and an early recovery
is anticipated.
II, II. Davis returned Tuesday even
| ing from a six weeks stay in califor-
mia, where he had gone accompanied by
| his Wife, in hopes of Mrs. Davis health
| being benefited. Mrs. Davis is al pres
| emit in Portland visiting in the home of
| her sister. Mrs. S. T. Iarrabie and fam
| lily, and will remain in the coast city
| until the advent of spring in her noun
| tain home before returning.
Miss Bertha kleiaschmidt of Helena.
| daughter of Albert Kleinschmidt. mer-
| chant prince of the East side metropolis
/ and a social digntary of much prom
/ inence in the capital city, Is "A guest of
! Miss Linda Gano Williams in the house
| of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williams. on the West side.
Mrs. Ella Nee Wilson Il quite serious
ly III from pulmonary complications n
| her home in the southern end of the
4 city.
Mr. and Mrs A. u. Peck have re-
turned TO their home in Anaconda after
| a pleasant visit With Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
| r. Chapman on north u street.
+. II. Mcdonald city engineer for the
municipality OF Anaconda. is al present
| engaged making survey of the large
| estates of Conley & McTague west Of
| town.
William Wallace Of New Chicago
breeder of fancy thoroughbred stock
| cattle, WIS visiting Deer Lodge friends