The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-27


graduate of the stenographic school of
Miss Delaney, arrived in Deer Lodge
| last Saturday to take up her duties as
assistant stenographer in the Bonner
companys business Office MISS WeilS
| is native daughter of the great min
| ing camp and has been leader or hlgh
| school society in her home city for sew
| eral seasons past The young lady's
presence amid the select set of the val
ley city's society folk will doubtless
add much to the refinement OF pleas
uTes social. Miss Wells has taken rooms
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. .. Maxwell on
Rainbow avenue for permanent home.
Rev. o. f. McHargue of Bozeman was
in Deer Lodge last Wednesday in at
tendance upon meeting OF the eXcu-
tive committee Of the Montana Chris
tan association n session during the
day. While here the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Hargue was a guest of Mr.. and MIS-.
Ed Scharnikow at their home in the
Larab!e addition.
John Reid, wife and infant have re-
turned to then home in Garnet after
a pleasant visit of sevc,ai days WITH eel
atives in this city
Mrs. Charles Chapman returned Mon
day evening last from weeks VISIT to
relatives and friends IN Anaconda. Dun
ing her stay in the copper city Mrs.
Chapman was guest in the home Of
her sister, Mrs. A. ID. Peek.
Judge Stackpole was business Wis
itor to Anaconda Wednesday and
Thursday last, returning home Friday
morning.
j. NJ. Simpson, Esq. of Anaconda,
prominent in legal circles Of the coun-
tvs metropolis, was a visitor to his
family i'm this city last Tuesday.
daughter was born TO the wife of
A. w. McCune, Jr. (nee Miss Alene
Menard), at their home in Boise, Idaho,
last Saturday. the 10Th.
John RnttortCn arrived in
Deer Lodge last Monday from st. Louis.
where he is studying medicine in one Of
the large colleges of that city. Mr.. Bat
terton will remain at his home until his
fathers condition so improves as to per-
NIT of his return.
Lew Coleman of the accountant force
in the office of the Copper City company
in Anaconda, was a visitor to the home
of his parents in this city between
trains last Saturday evening.
James nj. Self, a successful lawyer
and well-known young man about
town, received official notification last
Tuesday of his appointment to the office
OF deputy prosecuting attorney for Deer
Lodge county. and on Wednesday
moved with his library to the county
seat to take up his duties his tenure of
office beginning upon his arrival in An
aconda
William Wyckhoff, manager of the
operations on the Hoffman farm east Of
town, spent a number Of days in Butte
this week.
Anaconda was represented at the fire
mems celebration of the 22nd by
Messrs. ID. H. Morony and Martin Mar
tin of the court house and Judge
Donoghue and Emil Hansen, all #
whom entered into the pleasures of the
day with zest only known to an Ana
condaite.
Mrs John Powers, wife of the fore
N an of the Emery mine "A IOSel is Wis
iting relatives in Butte.
Charles Z. II. Bielenberg is a bust
ness visitor in Butte this week.
Mrs. Ed Spensley and infant are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Duffy
in Anaconda this week.
Mrs. Samuel Scott and daughter, Miss
Matte Scott Went ito Helena Tuesday
evening to be present at the ceremony
N celebration of ethe wedding OF Miss
Eta Bennett. a fqrmer society belle of
this city. to Albert Galden, a promising
young attorney Of the capital
]. c. Mitchell of Warm Springs and
James Il. Coleman. an employee of the
refining works of the Anaconda com.
pany. spent Waahingt5ns birthday with
relatives and friends Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas McTague ana
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Bielenberg are
guests for several days at the Gregson
Springs hotel.
Miss Ada Foster went to Butte last
Tuesday. where She will spend several
weeks, guest Of her brother, Herbert
Foster, a student in the Rice business
college.
Miss Clara E. Dana of the Little
Blackfoot valley, who has recently re-
turned from an extended visit to rela-
tons in California was a visitor to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cockrell
several DAYS this week.
George Johnson of Anaconda was a
visitor in his parents home in this city
last Monday and Tuesday, his journey
here being to see his father who was
suffering from a threatened attack of
pneumonia.
Peter Patterson. carpenter and build
er of Garnet, is visiting his family in
this city.
Miss Odeile Narcotic visited her father
in Missoula several days this week.
Mrs. VIII Kennedy and son David
have gone 10 Butte, where they will
make a permanent home.
VIII T.. Coleman, an accountant of
more than ordinary ability; John
Schurtz, until recently a valued en-
ploye in the grocery house of w. |
Higgins. and Thomas Morgan, also of
business tastes, being dress goods and
silk salesman, left Thursday morning
last for Seattle. Where they will try
their fortunes in the marts of Western
trade.
e. Girard the merchant of Warm
Springs. was on business bent in town
Thursday.
son was born to the wife of Rev. w.
Nj. Jordan in this city last Tuesday
Byron Wood. until recently connected
with the Mullan ranch. left the first Of
the week for Ohio. where he will soon
be joined by his family.
c. H. Williams has been appointed by
the governor to be one of the represent
tatives for Montana at the convention of
the Northwest Woolgrowers' associa-
ton, which is to convene at The Dalles,
Ore. on March |.
John Bielenherg left last Saturday for
Baker City. Ore on business connected
with the transfer Of valuable mining in
terests in that vicinity. Mr.. Bielenberg
was accompanied on his trip by John
II. Fletcher of Princeton. who will act
in the capacity of a mineral adviser 10
Mr. Bielenberg.
III. II. Zenor left last Sunday for