The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-24

ligious services at Race Track hall to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Deer Lodge puslic schools will
close for the present term on Friday,
May 20.
Mrs. George s. Miller and Mrs. ]. c.
Shaubut were guests of Mrs. A. II.
Mitchell at Warm Springs last Tues
day.
Will +. Fisher. for many years a
resident of this city. who now finds en-
ployment In the sampling mill of the
Anaconda company at Anaconda, spent
last Tuesday and Wednesday with his
wife and son in Deer Lodge. who are
spending a fortnight as guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren T..
Evans.
John n. Bielenberg and Frank Con-
ley represented the stock growers in
terests of the state stockmen in session
in Helena last Monday and Tuesday.
The gentlemen returned home Wednes-
day evening. after having spent that
day with friends in Butte.
II. j. Toomey has returned from n
visit of several weeks to stock interests
in Southern Idaho and Oregon.
Deputy Sheriff John Schurtz visited
his parents in this city trains
last Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil II. Miller and son
Malon were passengers to Helena last
Tuesday evening, where Mrs. Miller
and little son will make a fortnight's
visit in the HON of MIR. and Mrs. Al
bert K~leinschmidt at "a Jefferson
street. Mr.. Miller returned home FRI
day morning n has again settled
down to mercantile pursuits, the store
having been under the care of Henry
Kantner during the week.
Mrs. A. ID. Peck has returned to her
home i'm Anaconda after a pleasant
| Wait Of Waak With Mr. and Mrs
Charles d. Chapman at their cottage
home on North ID street.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Whitworth of Butte
spent last Sunday in Deer Lodge as
guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Il. Davis.
Mrs. Joseph A. Hyde and Miss Alice
Coleman are home from a visit of sew
eral days with friends in Butte.
Mrs. NJ. Bien. wife of Alderman Bien
of the First ward. returned h early
part of the week from a visit of 10
days to Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Clark
and James A. Talbot and family in
\ Butte.
Nat Y. Hoss and family will shortly
remove from their west side property
TO Deer Lodge proper. the contemplated
change being necessary to bring Mr..
Hoss' place Of residence nearer his
business interests. The family VIII
lease either the Higgins home on North
Main street or the Presbyterian par
sonage on East Rainbow avenue.
The wife and child of f. w. Wagg-
ner, engineer for the electric light COM
pany. are expected to arrive in Deer
Lodge from ST. Paul within the next
few days to join Mr.. Wagner for q
permanent home In this city.
A major portion of the lay delegates
of the Christian church. headed BY
Rev. Jordan, to represent Deer Lodge
at the State Christian Endeavor asso-
citation to in BoZeman early
in June are making preparations to
journey to the metropolis of the Gala
tin on wheels and with a success for thc
proposed trip i'm view, some of the ex-
cursionists have taken to preliminary
training for their jaunt. The person
mel Of the party will likely be Rev. w
NJ. Jordan. Prof. H. f. Wolfe and wife
Miss Linda Gano Williams, Miss Ger
trude Garrett. Miss Clara Bien ano
Miss Emma Truscott.
Percy Napton. jr., accountant in tins
office of the Butte Water company
spent last Sunday with his parents ir
this city.
Charles Aspiring Of Anaconda visited
his family in this city last Tuesday.
]. NJ. Boardman left last Sunday
evening for a visit of several weeks &c
stock interests in Northern Montana.
Miss Florence Kelly and Miss Sheils
Napton returned last Sunday from 4
visit of several days to Mrs. Mary l.
Sharpe and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Car
roll of Butte.
Recent advices to lear ones in THU
city from Will r. Coleman. a Dee
Lodge boy, wi is now sojourning il
Seattle. carry the gratifying intelli
gence hat the young man enjoys thu
best the Sound city affords, and tina
on the Sth inst. he witnessed th'
launching of the United States torpedo
boat Rowan, on the suspicious occa
sion the war spirit pervading the at
mosphere to such an extent hat 70
the time gold fields of the North wer'
forgotten and the army of Klondiker
Joined IN making the launching of tn
first fighting vessel built in a Mort
Pacific ship yard a success. The serv
ices attendant upon the commission o
the vessel to the waters were yer.
elaborate and were accompanied by
patriotic demonstration. the magnifi
cence OF which was never before wit
messed ON the a
Mrs. A. II. Browne has Joined he
husband at their mountain home IL
Coloma after a visit OF a week wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c.. Walton in thi
city.
Miss T%ruscott. Miss Garrett and Mis-
Bien returned last Sunday from "a tw
udso SNdS III tio'Oiibos "h'i' Nh'
successfully passed the examinatiol
for higher grade teachers certificate
held in Miss Quigley's office Saturda
morning and evening.
Prof. IL. f.. Wolfe Of the publ
schools was a visitor to Butte last Sa,
urday and Sunday.
John e. Dawkins. travelling represen
tative of the mercantile house of d.. 4.
Hennessy a. 90. of Butte. was a bus
ness visitor to Deer Lodge last Wednes
day. He vas accompanied on his jour
ney by his good wife, who enjoyed
trip to the busy mining camp of Elmer
in private conveyance Thursday. MIR
Dawkins returned to her home Frida
morning, her husband continuing h
: trip northward.
. DIR. a. Il. Martin returned Wedne.
day last from "A weeks visit tn Cot
wallis. where he had been I'm attend
> ance upon a session Of the Butte Pre-,
bytery.
Howard B~ielenberg Of the purcha'
ing department of the Butte Butchef