The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-17
Hardenbrook, HYDE and Thompson.

H~ardenbrook, Hyde and Thompson.
Mrs. johnson, widow of the late Rev.
Adam johnson, and who has resided i'm
Deer Lodge for the past ten years, took
her departure for Chicago Friday even
ing of last week, and will remain in
that city visiting a brother until next
fall, when she will go on to New York
and take up her permanent residence
with her daughter, Mrs. d. j. Mcmillan.
She was accompanied east by Mrs. Nc
MILAN, who had been a visitor in Deer
Lodge for some weeks past.
Miss Gertie Wells of Butte. who has
been employed as stenographer at f. L.
Bonner company's for several months
past, left the first of the week for a trip
through the Yellowstone park. Her
place will be filled during her absence
by Miss Gertrude Ward of Butte.
Mrs. II. II. Mears went to Anaconda
last Saturday to pay a visit to her
friend. Mrs. ]. E. Bradley, who has been
a guest at the Montana for two months
past. The latter lady accompanied
Mrs. Mears home, and has been visiting
friends in Deer Lodge several days.
Rev. A. A. Walker, who was unable
to hold services in the Methodist
church last Sunday evening on account
OF illness. is sufficiently to
hold regular services tomorrow. both
morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. Browne OF Coloma
and their guest. Miss Sloane of Mis-
soula. after a visit of some days in
Butte. stopped off in Deer Lodge on
their way home last Friday evening
and remained until the mex afternoon
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Coleman.
Judge T. II. Mannix, an old-timer of
Helmville. tarried a day in Deer Lodge
last week.
NJ. r. DsAxnrt
and Miss Grace Allen. niece of Mrs. Has
kett, were On a few days visit TO friends
in Butte the past week.
Mrs. r. G.. Humber returned Friday or
last week from an extended visit to her
husband and daughter, Mrs. Fother!ng-
ham. at Northport. Wash. She wa
accompanied on her return by Ms.
Fotheringham, who will remain in Deer
Lodge for some time visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. II ]. Tt omey and children ami
Miss Gussie Galbraith. who have been
on an a pr"ionsed visit to their father,
Judge Galbraith al Colville. Wash,
returned home Tuesday, having en-
joyed the trip very much.
Howard Bowie of Philipsburg, after a
trip TO Butte on his wheel. came down
to Deer Lodge last Friday about noon,
and was a guest for several days of Mr..
All II Il - - tiNiit al Niitih hoiiit htoA
town.
Mrs. s. r. Calderhead of Butte came
down and spent Saturday with her
friend. Mrs. James H. Mills. She left
next day for walla Walla to join Mr..
Calderhead, who has a position with the
Washington & Columbia River railway.
Mrs. Sam Beaumont went to Butte
Wednesday for a short visit with
friends.
John Gerdts made a business visit 10
Anaconda Monday.
Miss Kate Hammond of Butte, after a
delightful visit of two weeks with DIR.
]. H. Owings and family, returned
home Wednesday.
Miss Jessie S~tackpole. who has been
under medical treatment in Butte for
some time. returned home last SatuF-
day very much improved.
Judge Brantly e to Garrison last
Saturday TO meet Mrs. Brantly's mo,h-
er. Mrs. Reat. who came from her home
In Tuscora. ILL.,. TO spend the summer
With the judge and his wife.
d. H. Morgan. after a weeks visit
with Deer Lodge friends. returned 10 his
home in Garnet Monday last.
Mrs. Frank Conley returned home