The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-10

over a mile from the city. A very pleas
ant time was reported by all and the
band boys and dramatic company APP
preciate the honor given them.
The revival meetings here are getting
interesting. in fact. so much SO that
they will be continued the coming week
and perhaps indefinitely. Rev. Robert
Reed who has been assisting our resi-
dent minister. returned 10 the Bridges
to meet his home appointments, but will
be here during the week 10 again assist
Rev. Mr.. Smith. After the meetings
close here it is understood the reverend
gentlemen will go To Twin Bridges To
look for lost souls.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Baker have re-
turned to their home on the Lower BaaV-
erhead after several days visit With
friends here. Mr. Baker is one Of the
pioneers Of Madison county. and when
In a tallkative mood regales his friends
with early day yarns that causes one
to feel chilly. but, nevertheless, they are
true. Nh. Baker Is Interested In some
good mining propositions up at Noble
Vile and before returning home paid
them visit. The property is now being
worked by leasers. who recently made i
shipment Of high grade gold ore.
DIR. j. III. Miller and Charley Walter.
accompanied by their wives, visited the
county seat the fore part Of the week.
The gentlemen attended The social given
-
The fslks were fed. after the lodge husi-
nenss WAS over with and a good time in
general was had by all.
County Surveyor Charley Meade was
passenger on thursdays coach bound
for the capital city.
Miss Gertrude Galiitin a popular
young society belle of Twin Bridges
after spending a pleasant week in town.
has returned home. While here she
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Scott.
Lorin r. Jones, who has been book
keeper for Henry Filing x Co. for over
year, has resigned his position and
will locate in Dillon. He and his wife
will be greatly missed in social circles
and the best wishes of scores of friends
follow the couple to their new home.
The vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mr.. Jones has been filled by Fred
Allen from the county seat
The Riley Thompson band of horses,
which was purchased by Reed. Noyes &
Co, last fall, has been sold to George
Lane. who will drive them To Calgary,
Northwest Territory. About 200 head
will be turned over to Mr.. Lane, and he
expects to start with them in about two
weeks
Z. d. Marsh, one of our city fathers
and prominent stockman, recently inn
proved his herd by purchasing from the
York ranch two thoroughbred calves
a bun and heifer. Mr.. Marsh went to
the Bridges to-day in quest Of thor
oughbred from the blooded herd of
Judge Lott
Bert Foster who has just recovered
from the effects of broken leg, met
with another accident the other day.
which, while not serious, is quite pain
full. He was loading baled hay at the
Archie Hyndman ranch. when a sus-
pended axe fell upon him, cutting his lip
N n "a nf h.aN Tp1 hoo
and neck, which necessitated him in
taking a lay off, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lindfors and daugh-
ter. Nrena. are home from Spokane
where they have been spending some
months trying to solve the mystery Of
the disappearance of Mr.. L.ndfors
brothers. Detectives were employed on
the case, but thus far no clews have
been obtained. ia
Levi Cartier was over from Butte this
week.
Hon. John Donegan. the proprietor
of the celebrated Defiance horse rancn.
was visitor in town Wednesday of this
week. He was accompanied by his sis
tiers, Misses Molly and Agnes. who were
en- route to Butte for an extended visit
with an aunt who resides in that city.
The Duncan school house, some two
miles below town. was the scene Friday
evening of a most enjoyable dancing
party. A short recess was taken fer u
midnight lunch which proved very APP
petzing. The party broke up towards
morning. voting it the dance Of the sea
son.
Frank Grupp was in town this week
on his way To Virginia from Twin
Bridges Mr. Grupp is opening up some
mining properties near the county seat.
VIII Dudley, l. p. Moore and Alex
Scott We're among the Sheridanites VINO
visited Virginia City this week
Mrs. Eudocia Moffat. deputy supreme
| lady organizer of the l.. o. T. NJ. was a
visitor this week. Mrs. Maffat is touring
the county in the interests of the Ladies
of the Maccabees.