The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-20

prosperous business concerns i'm this COM
munity. has secured control by purchase
of the Galloway pharmacy, located at l42
West Park street in Butte. and this week
took up a permanent residence i'm that
city, where he will be joined shortly by
his wife. Mr.. Whitworth's pronounced
success in business life in this city was
entirely due to a close application of
rare ability and business tact and i'm his
new and larger field he will doubtless hold
a merited patronage. ro the social life
of the silver city Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
worth will be most valued acquisitions.
as their high position I'm society's world
of this commonwealth bespeaks for them
a welcome entry into the best homes of
the mining metropolis. Mr.. Frank Whit
worth, for three years past prescription
clerk under his brothers management
will conduct the affairs of the Deer
Lodge establishment.
Percy Napton, a native son of this vii
iage. who holds a responsible clerical po-
| sition i'm the office of the Butte water
company spent last Sunday in Deer
Lodge. a visitor to the home of his par
ents, on the west side.
Wade Steel. a chemist i'm the labora-
tory of the Boston & Montana Mining
company in Butte. visited his parents in
this city last Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles G.. Birdseye of Avon il
confined to her room from heart affection
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Bielen-
berg in this city. Mrs. Birdseye came to
Deer Lodge four weeks ago for "A visit
of a fortnight with friends. but was
stricken with an illness shortly after her
arrival and for a time her relatives and
friends were ~apprehensiye of its results.
The lady's speedy recovery Is now assured
by her physician.
superintendent A. Il. Browne of the
mine and mill at Coloma. and
..if. m. a ottaStG I'm tho hapna of Mr. and
Mrs. H.. G. Walton last Monday. They
went to Butte Tuesday morning. where
Mr.. Browne will spend several days on
business for his company.
Messrs. Davis and Green of the North
ern Pacific service at Garrison were i'm
Deer Lodge between trains last Sun
day.
The members of the Citizens band were
! entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Vail
ton at their home last Wednesday even
ing.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. Will
liams at the West side Wednesday after
noon.
John n. Bielenberg and ]. NJ. Board
man returned home the early part of the
week from a stay on the
Kohrs a. Bielenberg cattle ranges, near
Libbie. in the northern part of the state.
Miss Maude Smith. eldest daughter of
Judge Nathan Smith of Garrison. was a
4 kutct VI " Attet hiiNhoS hosN "tthNe
day.
Thomas e. Stark visited his farm and
stock interests near Missoula several days
this week.
Mrs. w. H.. Gherman and children OF
Anaconda are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Boardmsn at their home on Missoula
avenue.
Professor n. F.. Wolfe, superintendent
of the Deer Lodge public schools. was
confined to his bed several day tsis
week from an attack of lumbago.
Mrs. A. Merz of Hamilton spent a great.
er part of this week in this city. having
come IN from her home in thu Bitter
Root to suDerintend the packing and
shipping of household goods from the
Merz homestead ON the North side. Mr.
Merz was several weeks ago installed
head accountant In the Office of the Bit.
ter Root Development company $ mercan'
tile house in Hamilton. hence the prepare.
lions for a permanent residence in the
lower country.
The Misses HudlOn of the Warn
Springs sanitaTium were guests of Mrs
Walter Gilmer last Monday and Tues.
day.
Albert Bien, junisr member OF h firm