The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-24
Hall. J. e. cheely, Ray Fenner and F.

Thomas Thexton of Thextondale spent
a day In the city last week.
The board of county commissioners
met as a board OF equalization this
week.
Mrs. C. w. Meade OF this city left for
Idaho this week. where she will spend
the summer with her sister.
Miss Katie Walters of this city Is
spending a week in Sheridan visiting
with friends.
w. b. Millard of Omaha, one of the
principal stockholders in the Kenneth
Mining company. arrived in the city
this week on business in connection with
his interests in the Kennel mine.
Mrs. John Allen of the Kenneth spent
Thursday in the city.
Thomas II. Teal of Summit passed
through the city Wednesday. en- route
TO Sheridan, to attend to business mat
tiers.
III Foster boys teams, from Twin
Bridges, arrived in the city Wednes-
day evening loaded with iron pine for
the Virginia City Water company, who
are charging their water capacity by
laying new and larger pipe.
1. A. Hutchins of Lyon, accompanied
by his wife. spent a day in the city last
week, attending to business matters.
Mrs. +. Wilcomb of Laurin spent sew
eral days in the city last week visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Herendon.
Mrs. NJ. b. Mclean and daughter
spent a few days in Laurin this week
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. VII
comb.
S. r. Buford spent Sunday In the
Madison valley. looking after his farm
ing interests.
Z. A. Maynard of the lower Madison
valley transacted business In the city
Thursday.
James Grant of Rochester was a city
visitor last week.
Patrick Carney of Waterloo, who just
returned from a trip to New York, hav-
ing been sent as a representative from
Montana to the session of the grand
lodge, A. o. U. W., while in the city
this week, told of the successful meet
ing of the delegates at the grand odge
and stated that a number of changes
were made. Other cities were visited,
and a very pleasant trip was enjoyed
by Mr.. Carney.
Mrs. William j. Ennis of Ennis is
quite sick with a severe cold. This
malady is quite prevalent in the Madi-
son valley.
George p. Leinenwebe, who is erecting
a dwelling house for William Mitchell
of Ennis, on his farm. is progressing
rapidly and in a short time the house
will be ready for occupancy.
Lawrence Hauk of Philipsburg, for
| lltil4 a ItSldCht u lDlS tiNs btli6 al
employe of S. r. Buford e. Co. of this
city. has recently purchased the inter-
est of T. c. Congdon in the Philipsburg
Mail. an eight-page paper. The many
friends of Mr.. Hauk in this city wish
him success in his new enterprise.
At the last meeting of Samaritan
lodge No. 10, /. o. o. F., the newly elect
ed officers were installed, the following
being the list: n. G., Charles Coffie:
V. e., Charles Chaser: secretary, Ed
Wright; treasurer, Charles Walters; II.
S. N. c., o.. F. Wright: l.. S. N. G., Il.
c. Means; warden, j. Y. Baker; X. 5.
s, p. j. Clifford; l.. S. s., Charles Hill;
o. G.. Will Shaffer; /. G., Andrew Lin
fords; conductor, Fred ~EIlinghouse: X.
5. V. G., Il. N. Reed; L. S. v. G., II. ].
ogden.
The Helena Independent gives an ac-
count of the marriage of Miss Maude
Swope and John w. Morton. Miss
Swope is a stepdaughter of Oliver In
grim of Sheridan. which for years was
the home of Miss Swope, who has many
friends and acquaintance there, who
wish her a life of happiness and success.
Mr.. Morton says the Independent. lis
one of the solid business men of Dill
lon. where he has met with success and
made many friends during his long resi-
dence."
Messrs. w. w. Weiner. Butte: W.
Chambers, Black Hills, and Charles
Burrows, Butte, spent a few days in
the city this week on mining business.
e. ID. Warren of Chicago was in the
city transacting business this week.
j. ]. McGettigan of Butte, travelling
representative for one of the Butte
wholesale houses. spent a day doing
business in the city his week.
George Thexton of the Upper Madi-
son valley spent Thursday in the city.
S. b. Page of the Central Ruby valley
was a city visitor this week.
Ed Williams OF the Kennett mine
spent a day in the city this week, trans
acting business OF a personal nature.
J. A. McAllister, the Meadow Creek
merchant, transacted business in the
city one day this week.
Deputy County Clerk c. f. Reese is
spending a week i'm the Red Rock coun-
few days outing.
County Superintendent of Schools C.
w. Birchard of Twin Bridges was in
the city one day this week.
Frank s. Metzel of Fuller Springs
spent a night in the city this week.
Major Henry Filing of this city left
Friday for a few days business trip to
Helena.
John LeFever of the Madison valley
is lying at the point of death, caused
from a stroke of paralysis. Mr.. lie Fee
Yer, in company with /. Davis, came
to Virginia City Monday on business.
Some time during the day the old gem
tleman was stricken. He was taken
to his home Wednesday.
A very pleasant geographical game
and card party was given one night last
week by Mrs. A. p. Hall at her resi-
dence on Idaho street in honor of Miss
Mamie Morris of Whitehall. who has
been spending a few weeks in the city.
Prizes were given. The ladies' prize. a
book, was secured by Miss Morris, while
F. Malone was the winner of
the gentleman's prize, a pocket knife.
Those present were: Miss Morris of
Whitehall, Miss Pankey, Miss McStay
and Miss Paul; Messrs. Ray Fenner.
Fred Huber, j. T.. Chiefly and Jesse and
Amos Hall: Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Bennett.