The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18


time partner OF the late T.. II. Irvine.
went to Butte on the morning train Tues
day to attend the latter's funeral
Attorney Ed Scharnikow and wife re-
turned home from a two days visit to
| Anaconda Thursday.
GarrisoG were in town on business We'd
nesday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Joyce returned home from
a visit to Butte Thursday afternoon.
ID. ]. WEIGH has got back from the
/ Omaha exposition. where he spent sew
eral months the past summer. and Wis
tied with his children and friends here
the past week.
ID. H.. Morgan of Coloma came up
Thursday and spent the day with Deer
Lodge friends. lie went to Anaconda
that evening.
Rev. L. J. Groeneveid of Butte was a
passenger on the afternoon train Thurs
day.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs went 10 Butte
Thursday evening. to be gone several
days on a visit to friends in hat city.
The Alvalea society met at the home
of Miss Alice Coleman Thursday and
spent an enjoyable afternoon.
Miss Olita Hensley of Butte came down
the first of the week to escape the smoke
nuisance. with which that city is badly
afflicted this winter. and is a guest of
Rev. s. Il. Tabor and wife.
Mrs. A. ID. Hoss and Mrs. +. III. Hoss
and young son Dryden left Thursday af-
ternoon for Marshall. Mo-, where they
will spend several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends. They were
led as far as Garrison by their husbands.
Miss Linda Williams left to-day. Satur-
day, for an extended trip to Missouri
and other Southern and Eastern states.
She intends to be absent for a year or
more.
Mrs. Judge Terrell OF Butte was in town
Monday for a short visit.
Mrs. G.. c.. Birdseye Of Avon. who was
III at the McBurney hotel in this city
a few days last week. was able to return
home Monday. She was accompanied by
her niece. Miss Dora Bishop. who had
come over from Avon to be with her
| aunt during her ickness
William Wilson came down from Butte
last Saturday and remained over Sunday
with his family I'm Deer Lodge.
Nathan Smith. proprietor of the hotel
at Garrison. was a Deer Lodge visitor
Saturday last.
DIR. II. l.. Hoyer came down from Butte
last Saturday and remained over Sunday
In town.
DIR. Martin of the College of Montana
was a Butte visitor Monday.
DIR. o. Y. Warren of Warm Springs
| paid Deer Lodge a business visit Monday
afternoon.
/ Dr. fllZgerald OF AllSSOula maze Il pro-
fessional visit to Deer Lodge Monday.
Mrs. n. J.. Bielenberg returned Monday
from a weeks visit to friends In Butte.
Mrs. Tom McTague spent several lays
last week the guest of relatives and
friends in Butte.
]. w. Pantall of SPOKANE was a guest
| Of DIR. j. II. Owings and family during
Saturday and Sunday last.
S. {. Busch drove over from Avon last
| Sunday to be present at the funeral of
his old-time friend. Uncle Dick Ken
non.
Mrs. DR.. Rickert. who has resided in
Deer Lodge for a year or more. left this.
Saturday. afternoon for her former nome
In Kirksville. Mo.
Mrs. ]. J.. Terrell and Miss Esther NJ.
Morse of Butte came down Tuesday and
| remained in town till Thursday, when
they went to Philipsburg for a short stay.
J. X. Pardee of Philipsburg was in
town a couple of days the past week lie
left for home Thursday.
II. Hathaway was i'm town Thursday
from Missouia.
II. s. Neal came over from Royal on
business Thursday.
Ernest Renaud. who recently got back
from Alaska. left Wednesday for his
home I'm Keokuk. Iowa. He will remain
there until February, when he will again
take the trail for the Klondike. He says
there will be "a great exodus from that
country i'm the spring.
w. +. Cummins and wife of Helena
spent the day in Deer Lodge last Tues
day.
s. +. Larabie went to Butte Tuesday to
be present at the funeral of the late
+. II. irvine
All. Whitworth. the popular druggist.
left Friday for st. Louis. Mo-. where he
goes to accompany his wife home. who
has been in st. Louis for a number OF
weeks past under medical treatment. The
lady has so far recovered as to be able
to return to her home.
John Power. ormerly of the Emery
leasing company and postmaster at EN-
cry. was down from Butte last Sunday
making -rrangemen to resign his office
in favor of Peter Martin, who has been
acting in his stead for some time.
Attorney yelling Napton was in Ana
conda on legal business last Wednesday.
Mr.. Napton's name has been mentioned
in connection with others as one who
might be called upon to fill the vacancy
in the district judgeship caused by the
election of Judge Brantly as chief JUS
tice. Mr.. Napton comes of a line of tur-
lists. his honored father having for many
years held a seat upon the supreme bench
of the state of Missouri. and would fill
the position with credit and ability.
The ranks of the old-timers are being
rapidly thinned by the grim reaper.
Within the past few days four of the
old-time residents of Deer Lodge valley
have been called to their final rest. l..
n. Irvine and Frank Stevens who died
in Butte; William Fifer. on his ranch
near Warm Springs. and r. T. Kennon,
who passed away at his home in this
CITY. were all residents of Deer Lodge
valley away back in the early eos. They
all leave a host Of friends behind who
will ever hold them in kindly remem-
brance. May the trail that takes them
DER the great divide be less rugged
than the one which led them to their
early mountain homes.
Mrs. william Reed OF Helena. who had
been visiting her friend. Mrs. s. NJ. Will
kinson. returned home Wednesday.
Phil II. Miller came down from his
mining prospect in the Champion district
Thursday afternoon. He reports things
looking good.
IahnnIo- Dad son Of Ill : Reed ac-