The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-04

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most enjoyable trip.
A geyser party Of Dillon ladies and
gentlemen passed through the city
sunday from the National park en-
route 10 their homes. The party con
sisted of Miss Grace Lamont. Miss
Mile Coffin. Mrs. TIlIOston and Miss
Bertha Huber and Messrs. F1del HUI
Der. r. T.. Wins aud ". j. CrOwell Of
Dillon and Rev. Walter Hays and sis
ter. Miss Hays. Of MissDula, and Jo-
seph Smith Of Leiterville. The party
has been out nearly a month on the
trip and. as usual. all were high in
praise of the sights OF the Yellowstone
National park.
Messrs. Il. II. Kleinschmidt and John
McCarty Of Helena are in the city this
week representing the Mutual Life In
surance company Of New York. Mr..
Kleinschmidt was formerly a resident
Of this city. during the early days. and
until this visit To the city has level
been back since he left. - years ago.
During the absence II 50 man years
Mr.. Klcinschmidt has forgotten but
few Of his old-time scquatntances,
which he has been renewing during his
stay i'm the city.
Mrs. Henry Ening. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Lolita. and sons.
Carl and Harrison. left last week for
san Diego. cal, where they will spend
the winter.
AT the last meeting Of the hoo
board Of his city Miss Janet Russiter
Of Sheridan was given the intermedi-
ate room to teach the coming school
year, 10 succeed r. b. Nance. who has
accepted a position I'm Butte as book
keeper for the Red Boot Shoe company.
Miss Inez Hill of Biddeford, Me. who
. has been spending the summer i'm this
city as the guest Of Miss Maber and
Lotta Filing, left for her home last
week. going via Seattle, Wash, where
she will visit friends for a short time.
Mrs. william Culver, accompanied by
Messrs. Hanson, Blair and Nye, all OF
Centennial valley. spent several days
in the city last week attending 10 land
business.
Miss Rita Hickman of Butte, daugh-
ter of the late r.. q. Hickman, former
ly Of this city, spent several days In
the city visiting friends and old ac-
quaintances.
John Noyes tr., and wife Of Butte
spent a day i'm the city this week, look
ing up the historic ma OF the
city.
John Reed and wife of this city left
last week for Omaha, where they viii
spend several days at the exposition,
and then continue their trip on East
ward to Michigan, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed will spend a portion Of the win
ter visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Kirby and daughter OF
Twin Bridges spent a few days in the
city last week visiting at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.. +. Johnson. Mrs.
Kirby expects soon to leave Madison
county for Portland, ore, where she
contemplates making her future home.
Miss Bessie Cooley returned to this
city from Butte last week and is maxi
ing her home with her sister, Mrs. 5.
II. Buford.
superintendent Wiley Mountjoy of
the Orphans Home at Twin Bridges
was a city visitor last week.
Miss Bessie Farrell, who has been
teaching a summer school at Farrvlton,
closed her school last week and return
ed 10 the city. Miss Farrell will leave
next week. accompanied by Miss Flora
Davis of this city, for Dillon TO ATTEND
the normal school the coming winter.
Mrs. william Ennis and children oi
Ennis, who have been spending a week
in the city visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Davis, returned
home Tuesday. accompanied by Mrs. q
w. Ref and son, Harry.
\. Zuckerman of Butte. representing
Neustadter Bros. Of San Francisco
wholesale furnishing goods merchants
spent a couple Of days in the city thin
week looking after the interests OF ms
Miss Ella Ref Of this city. who ha'
been spending a week at Ennis, tht
guest of Mrs. W. j.. Emit and Mis-.
Flora Davis, returned home this week.
Messrs. J. e. Chiefly. Fred Huber
Lieut.. Herredon, Jesse and Amos Hal
n Louis Kiser of this city took Z
. days outing last week looking fol
grouse, and returned the same even
ing with nearly so of the fowls. IT
boys assert they could ave bagged IA
many more had they desired. Mon
- chickens have been brought to the city
r this fall than for many years previous
thus indicating the pl%entifulness Of tn
birds.
a Mr.. and Mrs. William Kammerer o
this city returned from Red Bluf thil
week, where Mrs. Kammerer was sud
J. denly called a few days previous L
attend the funeral Of her mother, Mrs
z Stoteer. Mrs. Stoteer had but a mont
ago come from Michigan, and was Wis
Y Ting her son, who resides at Red BLUM
Superintendent Fred ~Noerenberge
Of Bald Mountain, superintendent o
= the Little Kid mine, spent a few day
in the city last week attending to bust
ness matters.
e. +. Johnson and children Of thi
& city, Mrs. ). NJ. Coffman of Norbornt
Mo, sister to Mrs. L. +. Johnson ant
George Smith, returned last week iron
a two-weeks' trip to the Yellowston
n National park.
d Mrs. Lensette of Missoula. who /
visiting her brother, DR.. r. +. Ellis q
this city, received the sad news OF IN
death Of her SON, Edmund G. jon
at Chickamauga. Mr.. Johns was
n member Of Captain Higgins rough rid
n ers. organized at Missoula.
Charles W. Groves and John Devlir
a who took a lease and bond on IN
Ie Bamboo chief mine a few weeks ag,
old their lease and bond on the prUT
"a erty Wednesday 10 a company Of Me-
s. York capitalists for $4,000. The ne
company will begin work on the proI
5 erty at once. and are now fitting up IN
LarCey mill. on the Prospect mine. {
" treat he ore by the cyanide process
X The mine belonged TO Thomas Tae2
ton 70 al and is situated one mile We
r Of the Gty. For years the min" ina
n been worked at odd spells by leaser
al times yielding Well, and again return