The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-30
In Deer Lodge.

III UGCT LOuRG.
Deer Lodge, Jan. 29.-Miss Alice Cole
man went to Helena last Wednesday
evening, where she will be a guest for
10 days of Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Mo-
rony.
Percy Napton, jr., for the past two
years assistant bookkeeper in the E. L..
Bonner company under Chief r. b.
Maxwell went to Butte last Monday
to accept position as assistant ac-
countant in the Butte City Water COM
pany's office. Mr.. Napton is a lifelong
resident of this city and his sterling
traits of character and ability as an
accountant have won for the young
man the respect and confidence of the
business men of Deer Lodge and the
esteem of our citizens in general who
bespeak for him successful business
career in the silver metropolis
James King, cashier of the Hyde
banking house at Philipsburg, was a
visitor in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Hyde Sunday and Monday
last, returning TO his duties Tuesday
morning.
Thomas McTague is confined to his
home on the north side from an attack
of rheumatism.
Mrs. John +. Davies. wife of Libra
rian Davies of the Butte public library.
and infant have returned to their home
in the Silver City after two months
stay with Mrs. Malinda Woodward, on
Missouri avenue. Mrs. Davies and
child came here to escape the vigorous
cold and sulphur smoke usually preva-
lent in Butte during December and
January.
The members of the Mistletoe Social
society We're entertained at the home
of Mrs. Peter Walton last Thursday
evening. dancing being the feature of
the evenings festivities
Mrs. j. II. Van Gundy is spending
several weeks at Gregson Springs.
Mrs. F. q. Corbett was "a guest of
relatives and friends in Butte several
days this week.
At the Presbyterian church to-mor-
row evening at 1880 o'clock. instead of
the regular services the Y. p. :. &. T..
will celebrate "Endeavor Day" There
will be special music and an address
by Rev. c. Arnold Edwards.
Ed Bentel, former resident of this
valley, now a prominent fiockmaster of
Lloyd, Choteau county, left for his home
Monday after pleasant visit with old
time friends in Deer Lodge.
The first musical recital of this season
to be given by the students of the music
department of the College of Montana
occurred in the parlors of the north
dcrmitory Thursday evening, and was
largely attended by our townspeople.
Appended is the excellent programme
rendered.: Piano quartette "Concordan-
tia" Miss Clark, Miss Cockrell, Miss
Rachael Trask. Miss Marcum: piano
duet. Forest Life" (Kolling), Miss Bien,
Miss Clark; violin solo. selected, F. w.
Gullett; piano duet, 'Huntsmen's Cho-
rus" Reinecke- Hiller), Miss Marcum,
Miss Cockrell vocal solo, "Nymphs and
Fauns" tBemberg), Mrs. Alfred Whit
worth; piano solo, "Murmuring Breezes'
Uensen- Niemann), Mrs. w. f. Gullett
piano duo, Sonata" in d. first move
ment (MozarD, Miss Kelley. Miss Wood
vocal duet. 20. That We Two Were
Maying" tSmith, Mrs. Whitworth, Mrs,
DonelD, Miss Robinson: piano quar-
tette. "Oberon' (weber). Miss Kelley
Miss Wood, Miss Irene Robinson. Miss
Marcum.
The woman's club met in regular
business session with Mrs. II. A. Smurr
at her home on Missouri avenue last
Tuesday evening.
j. j. McGuinness. chief deputy in the
sheriff's office. was in town from Ana
conda Tuesday last on visit of BUSH
ness nature.
Warden Frank Conley of the Western
penitentiary went to Helena last Tues
day evening. having business before the
prison board in session Thursday and
Friday.
c. d. Joslyn. manager of the Bonner
companys mercantile establishment has
gone to ST Paul on business for his
house, to be absent 10 or l. days.
Mrs. Rickart and infant daughter
We're guests of Miss Riekart in Butte
last Tuesday and Wednesday,
Thomas Shugro and wife of Garnet
are domieiled for several weeks at the
home of Mrs. Shugros parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Quinlan, on Dempsey
creek.
The Mistletoe Social club passed a
very pleasant evening with Mrs. NJ j.
Beaumont at her north side home last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Haskell assisted
by their sister. Mrs. Stahl. of Juneau,
Alaska, entertained a small party of
friends at their home. on Missouri ave
nue.. last Saturday evening. whist be-
ing the feature of the evenings pleas
ures.
DR. c. q. Glass was professional
visitor to Helena last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. Il. Davis has returned from
two weeks stay at Gregson Springs
considerably freed from the rheuna-
tism from which she has been a SUI
fcrer for the past two months.
Mrs. 5. {. Kenyon of Bozemau
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. ]. y. Bat-
tcrton, arrived i'm Deer Lodge Friday
for visit to her father. who Ia suf
feriug from fractured hip. the injury
being resultant from a fan from a load
OF hay last Tuesday Judge Rattrr-
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