The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
DILLON SOCIETY.
The Grist Of Happenings During the Pas,
Week.

The Grist of Happenings During the Past
Week.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Dillon. March 26.-N. ]. Bielenberg OF
Deer Lodge was In the city Monday.
Emerson Hill of Red Rock spent sew
eral days in town this week.
Archie Gibson. proprietor Of the Ban
mack hotel. passed through Dillon en-
route to Butte Monday.
Hon. w. A. Jones. A. r. stone. Miss
Maude Lamont and Miss Stella Morse
were among the Dillonites who were
in Butte last week to hear Frederick
Warde.
Miss Jessie Shaw. who II attending
the normal. was called to her home
I'm Livingston Tuesday by the news OF
the death of her grandmother.
n. ID. Porter, proprietor Of the Peate
house. Lima. was in the city several
days this week.
Mrs. Call and daughter Miss Carrie
departed Tuesday for Pueblo. Colo.
where they will remain for an indefin-
tie period.
Alex Williamson has rendered his
resignation to the city council as alder
man from the First ward. IL Il un-
derstood that Mr.. Williamson will soo
locate on a ranch near Dell.
A caucus will he held this. Satur-
day. evening at the school house for
the nomination of three trustees to be
voted for at the next school election.
Rev. Walter Hays. pastor Of the Mis-
souia Presbyterian church. is visiting
lends In the city.
Ex-Sherif Hamilton left last week
for an extended visit to the Eastern
states.
George Mirlach has returned to Dill
Ion after a protracted visit to his home
In milwaukee,. He again occupies his
bench in the jewelry store of Mrs. f.
Kupfer.
Thomas Il. Miller OF Helena was reg
istered at the Metlen one day last
week.
william Williams took charge OF the
Beaverhead livery stable Friday morn
ing. having purchased the same from
George Murray.
Elmer Page Is quite sick with pneu-
=. s. Patterson.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank selan-
der. Thursday, a boy. Mother and
child are doing well.
Mrs. jackson Of Divide Is visiting
her daughter. who IL attending the
state normal.
Mrs. r. II. Cochran is reported very
much improved from her recent serious
illness.
George +. Mudd. w. A. Keller. sam
uel Altman. Levi Cartier. Louis Lien
nemann. all of Butte. were Dillon Wis.
itors during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Hamilton
have returned from their trip through
Old Mexico. Ham" says In the event
OF war with our Spanish friends tn,
safest place for him Is on his ranch
above the confluence OF the Horss
Prairie and Medicine Lodge creeks.
y. Timer Of the firm of r. Timer 4
Co. returned Thursday from the East
where he spent the past two months
buying goods. Mr.. Timer visited New
York city during his absence and hi
observations were that the predicted
wave of prosperity is slowly moving
westward. Since Mr.. Timers last tril
East. some two years since. he says
great change for the better is notice
able in Eastern business circles.
Rev. q. G. Weller. pastor OF the Pres
byterian church.. has been suffering tn
past week with an attack of the grip.
II. G. Patterson OF Dell was boun
over TO the district court IN the charg
OF changing brands on some cattle b.
longing 10 Mr.. H~enneberry. He ha
his preliminary hearing before Justic
McGough Saturday.
, City registration closed last Saturda
with 1871 names on the list. This Is a
, unusually high registration. conside
ing the lack of interest taken at tf
polls in the city election. The nomin'
tons OF the non-partisan caucus Is a
ways considered equivalent TO an ele,
ton. and IL is at the caucus where a
u most interest II taken
Hon. w. ". Cochran OF this pla
and n. q. Fournier Of Jackson have e
r tered into a partnership 10 establish
re general store at the last named plsC