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

pose Of celebrating the 6sth birthday
of Mr. yickers. Those in attendance
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Filing. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Reif, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mitchell, MIR. and Mrs. W. e. Clemens,
MI. and Mrs. q. Moritz and MIR. and
Mrs. W. ]. Foreman.
Hon. Alex Metzci of York ranch. Pull
Ter Springs. passed through the city
Tuesday en- route for Helena. where he
goes to attend to business matters.
r. r. Pollard of this city left on
Wednesday mornings coach for Butte
on matters of a business nature, and
incidentally 10 attend the social open
session of the Butte lodge of Eiks.
County Surveyor G. w. Mead leaves
for Helena this week on business in con-
nection with his office.
John Dullea. accompanied by his sis
| tiers. Misses Katie and Nellie Dullea, or
Silver Star. spent few days in the city
this week visiting friends and relatives
Mrs +. f. Hall of this city, who is en-
| pIoyed as teacher of the Silver star
school. made her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Lowman, a few days visit TINS
| week.
| Albert Pascoe of Silver Star arrived
| in the city Sunday TO attend the mas
! querade ball Monday evening.
John c. Donegan and sister, Miss
| Julia Donegan of Fuller Springs, spent
/ Il couple Vi ihSS Alit GttS AHls "NSNs
Thomas Thexton of the Madison val
/ ley was in the city Monday from his
valley home TO attend the masquerade.
/ ball.
Jacob Seigloch and Miss Rosetta Cox,
/ botn of this city. We're united in mar
riage last Sunday afternoon at Dillon.
and returned to their home in this city
! Monday MIR. Seigluch Is young man,
steady industrious and of good habits.
He is employed as head butcher in the
meat market of George Coins. Miss
| Cox is the daughter OF Thomas Cox of
Granite Creek. She has been raised to
womanhood in and about this city. and
| is favorite among her friends. me
many friends of both the young people
wish them a life of happiness and sue
| cess.
Percy the 2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. DeWitts of this city, met
with an accident Saturday that nearly
proved fatal. The little fellow was
playing about in the house. near the
| head of the stairs, and accidentally
fell, falling the fun length of the stair
way, landing on his head. The child
was Immediately picked up by some
members of the family, and upon ex-
animation by the mother showed no
signs of serious injuries, but later the
child became quite sick, and the pny-
stefan called soon discovered that the
little fellow had sustained fracture or
the skull just above the eye. An oper-
alton was performed for the removal or
a portion of the fractured bone, and at
this writing the child is getting along
nicely II seems that it was almost a
miracle that the little one was not IN
stantly killed.
The parishioners of ST. Pauls Epis-
copal church of this city are preparing
for the reception of Bishop Brewer.
who will be in this city to hold serv-
ices Ash Wednesday, Feb. q. morning
and evening, and Sunday, Feb. "a, both
morning and evening services VIII pe
held This will be the first Episcopal
services held in this city since the Key.
j. J. BoWker left number of months
ago. 1t Is thought the bishop will make
an appointment TO fill this vacancy
during his visit here next week
j. Il. Markell of Omaha, contracting
caterer and owner of the entire hotel
system along the Union Pacific rail-
road arrived in the city last week,
While here he will be a guest of w Il.
Millard. superintendent of the Kenneth
Mining company.
Mrs. w. il. Willard and son Barton
spent a couple of days in the city this
week visiting at the residence OF MT
and Mrs. w. w. Gheely.
; The report of the marriage OF Miss
Flora Milliner formerly a resident o.
. this city, has been received by some O
Miss Afiiiner's friends, The ceremony
was performed in Grand Rapids, Mlcn.
the groom's name not being learned ps
your correspondent 80,
NJ l. Davidson of Dillon, president
Of the Montana Mercantile company OF
that city spent day in the city III ths
interest of his company.
Representatives of the Germania Iift
Insurance company Messrs NJ. L. Gil
christ of Butte and G, NJ Whitney q
,, Whitehall. have been spending few
DAYS in the city in the interests o.
their company.
J. e. Blake. accompanied by III. +
, Massingill of Centennial valley, wer'
: among the city's visitors this week.
: James A. Brown. who for the pas
three wears has been a resident OF TIM
T CITY, being an employee of the differen
: quartz mines in this vicinity, leaVe
for Arizona Thursday, where ne ex
pects to make his home for the future
! /. c, Edwards of Sheridan made
short call to the city last week.
: w. w Chiefly of this city expects I
leave for few days business trip I
: Sheridan Helena and Butte. While II
. Butte Mr.. Chiefly expects 10 attend IN
. F,lks open social session. which IL Z
be given ON Monday evening. Feb. y
w A. Clark. who has been IN Hel
ena and Butte for the past week. re
. turned home Wednesday evening.
! The cold wave which has been pre-
: vailine in other portions or the stat
for some time reached this portion e
!, the country Thursday mornint
], causing the thermometer to fall Yer
!. fast. and a blizzard Is threatening US.