The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
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egraphic information Thursday from
his old home in Climax. Mich. nve
ing the sad intelligence of the death
of his father, which occurred at the
family home Wednesday night.
Mrs. ]. II. Owings. Miss Owings and
Miss Marguerite Owings were guests
of DIR. n Mrs. w. II. Hammond and
family in Butte last Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Boles. wife of Agent Boles
of the Montana Union at Stuart, and
infant were visitors to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Eldred last Tues
day.
Deer Lodge will be represented In
D'Gay Stivers' cavalry troopers of
Butte to the possible extent of four
hardy horsemen. Ten young men left
this city Friday night of last week in
tent upon laying down their lives IL
necessary for the victories possible to
achieve in the war with Spain, but for
various reasons all have returned
home except J.. Paul Mitchell. Joe Cor
dona. A. +. Cunningham and Howard
Bielenberg, who will quite likely pass
muster and take up arms for their
country.
A. b. Smith, of the grocery
house of w. /. Higgins. and j. f.
O'Neill spent Tuesday last in Butte
partaking of the pleasures of city life.
DR.. A. II. Mitchell, who had been
lying seriously i'll of an affection of the
brain in his hotel home at Warm
Springs for several weeks past. was
removed to his home in this city last
Wednesday. Much to the ratification
of his family and friends in Deer Lodge
the doctor is gaining strength each day
and it is thought he will soon be
strong enough to permit of an opera
ton looking to the removal of the
cause of his illness, upon the success
of which a speedy recovery might be
anticipated.
Mrs. Joh Mcmahon went to Butte
last Wednesday to be present at the
wedding of her brother, John McIne
ney, to Miss Mary Whalen.
A. j. Calcott. an employee in the Of
Nee of the Parrot company at Butte,
spent last Sunday with his family in
Deer Lodge.
ID. II. Morony and "Tot" Williams.
favorites in Anaconda's great social
family, were guests of acquaintance
in Deer Lodge last Sunday.
Walter Gilmer, a warden I'm the
state asylum for the insane at Warm
Springs, spent last Sunday with his
wife in this city.
II. II. Zenor visited the soldiers of
Camp r. b. Smith last Saturday and
Sunday.
Richard Pierce, of Brockton. Mass. a
cornetist of more than ordinary abil-
ity, arrived in Deer Lodge last Tues
day and has been added to the MEM
bership of the Citizens band.
Miss Mary Howe. a winsome lass of
IL years, spent a number of days this
week in Deer Lodge a guest of Miss
Gertrude Wells of the Bonner com-
pany.
Mrs. James III. Mills. Miss Mills and
Master James of this city and Mrs.
G. G.. Birdseye and Miss Dora Bishop
of Avon, who have been s~ojourning in
California for several months past. are
expected to start for Montana abou
the 25th inst.
The wife and little daughter of A. w.
Wagner, engineer at the electric light
plant, arrived last Tuesday from st.
Paul TO make a permanent home in
Deer Lodge.
( The sewing circle of the woman's
guild of the Episcopal church met with
Mrs. William Coleman last Tuesday
afternoon.
George Johnston of Anaconda. an
in the county t~reasurer's Of
flee, has been in Deer Lodge since the
beginning of the week. his presence
here being necessitated from the en-
feebled condition of his father. the
Rev. Adam Johnston, who had been in
falling health for several months past
and whose death occurred Friday
morning.
The society of Willing Workers of
the Christian church spent a very
pleasant evening with Miss Owings at
her home last Tuesday.
Messrs. yelling n Percy Napton. |
whose co-partnership forms the firm of
Napton & Napton, attorneys, were le-
gally engaged before the district court
in Anaconda last Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
James III. Snow and Nat p. Evans.
Deer Lodge on the panel of
trial Jurors serving in the present ses-
sion of the district court in Anaconda.
DR.. Peter s. Mussigbrod of Warm
Springs was a guest in the home of DR..
A. H. Mitchell and family last We'd
afternoon and evening.
In Sheridan.