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

will engage in mining. Two pits have
been cleaned up on this ground this
season, yielding a result OF something
over $500 as a result of 80 days work
for two men.
Matthew Nelson of Butte. who has
been spending the Fourth with his pa
rents, has returned to Butte awheel. He
was accompanied as far as Twin
Bridges by Miss Cora Gilbert, who will
spend a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Reed.
County Surveyor Rygaard. Commits
sioner Elser and Road Manager Butler
dick spent Saturday on Indian creek
laying out a new road to reach the min
ing district On Quartz hill.
L. H. Bartlett of Virginia, one of the
pioneers of the county, returned home
Saturday. after spending a few days
in Sheridan as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Whit Raymond.
Major Glen and Todd Rogers spent
Sunday on the Big Hole river fishing.
returning I'm the evening with a dozen
finny beauties.
Miss Katie Walters Of Virginia City
is visiting in Sheridan. the guest Of MI.
and Mrs. Todd Rogers.
James Whalen, Miss Ida Thomas,
Miss Cora Haywood m Miss Mary
Smith visited Twin Bridges Sunday
evening.
Miss Lille Simpson is at the Davis
ranch, near Parrot. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. p. Lake.
Eugene Means went up Indian creek
Sunday to take charge of the six stamp
mill recently leased from Mrs. T.. l..
Smith by Baumgardt & williams. The
mill will begin crushing ore within a
few days.
j.. NJ. Herndon of Virginia City has
been in town a few days this week
looking after his business establish
ment here.
Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden Of Laurin.
accompanied by Mrs. Ellen Carney,
were in town Monday. the guests OF
Mrs. Mary Tolty.
Miss Maud Swope. a s%tep-daughter OF
Oliver Ingrim of this place, was mar
ried in Helena Sunday to John w. Nor.
ton of Dillon.
Ed Walters. who has charge of the
mason work of II. Filing & Co.'S new
store. visited his family at Virginia City
Saturday.
Edward De Celles and wife of Mel.
rose, accompanied by Miss May Barrie
are visitors at the Baril homestead
near Sheridan, and expect to remain IN
this vicinity for some time.
A heavy rain began falling Monday
night. lasting until moor Tuesday. Con
siderable damage was lone to hay thai
ndd not yet Deen put IN the STACKS, Du
the damage was more than offset by
the impetus given TO growing crops.
At the meeting of Myrtle lodge, ID. o.
H., held last Wednesday, the following
elective and appointive officers wer'
installed for the ensuing terms: Chic
of honor, Mrs. ID. l.. Whisman: lad,
of honor. Miss Ina Simpson; chief o
ceremonies. Miss Rittie Marshall; re
corder. Miss Mary Christensen; finan
cier, Mrs. Amelia Rightenour; receiver
Mrs. Margaret Graham; usher, Mis-
Hattie Christensen; inside Waterman
Mrs. Zeigler; outside Waterman, Free
Dudley; adviser, John Boutwell,. Fou
candidates were initiated. and after tn
ceremonies were over light refresh
ments were served.
Sheridan lodge, No. 10, I. o. o. F.
at it's meeting ED Saturday night in
stalled the following officers for tn
ensuing term; N. G., Charles Coffie
V. G., Charles Chaser; Sec, L,
Wright: Treas, Charles Walter; r. s
N. c., o. f. Wright; L. s. N. c., f. c
Means; Warden, ]. Y. Baker: r. s. S
p. ]. Clifford: l.. S. s., Charles Hill
o. c., Will Shaffer; I. CT, AndTeN
Lindfors; Con. Fred E~llinghouse; r..
v. G., E. N. Reed; l. s. N. G., r.
Ogden.