The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26

Miss Florence Kelley entertained a
small party of friends at the home Of
her mother on the west side Friday
evening, the guests of the occasion be-
ing Miss Marie Reed, Miss Sue WEIGH,
Miss Mabel Beaumont, Miss Sheila
Whitworth. DR.. Vaughn, James R.
Coleman and Archie Menard.
Ben and Gus Lightfoot, who formerly
| lived on the Lear farm near this city,
recently returned from a years absence
spent in Missouri and will again make
| permanent home in Montana.
Mrs. James H. Mills of this city, who
is spending the winter months in San
Jose, Cal, recently suffered an attack
of la grippe which developed into pneu
monia, affecting only the right lung.
Daily kilograms to Captain Mills in
Helena, however, have brought encour-
aging assurances and at this writing
the lady is out of danger.
Deputy State Mine Inspector Frank
Hunter came down from Butte last Sat
urday afternoon and on Sunday went
up to investigate the accident at the
Emery that led to the death of N. c.
Powell the day before.
Mrs. John c. Moore, aged IS years,
most estimable lady, a pioneer resi-
dent of Helmville, died at her home of
grip on Thursday of last week. Besides
of children and many friends to mourn
her demise.
Very excellent exercises commemora-
tive of Washington's birthday We're
celebrated in our public schools Wednes-
day last and despite the unfavorable
conditions of the weather a large num-
Der of parents and friends of education
were in attendance.
At a stockholders meeting held at
| their office in this city last Saturday
the Carbonate Extension Mining compa
ny invested their board of trustees with
authority to bond, lease or sell their
properties in the Emery district. George
Cockrell, William Coleman and ]. Fl.
Meyers compose the special committee
to look after the interests of the COM
pany in the disposal of the properties.
Services are appointed to be held in
st. James Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and evening, with holy COM
munion at the morning service. On
Wednesday evenings during the Lenten
season there is appointed to be given
series of lectures in preparation for con-
frmation addressed to all commune
cants as well as those desiring to be
conferred.
Martells comedians will entertain our
theater-goers this evening.
Misses Florence and Marion johnson
visited in the home of their parents at
pedi last l. iitdy anu Sdlul-
day
Bishop Brewer will visit officially st.
James mission on Sunday, March 5.
and will conduct religious services on
both morning and evening of that day,
observing holy communion at the
morning service.
Phil H. Miller was in town from his
mining interests in Champion district
last Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff John A. Robinson re-
turned Sunday last from an official
visit to Butte and Anaconda.
Peter Walton is convalescing from an
attack eff the grip.
Mrs. Harrison and daughter. Miss
Daisy Harrison. have gone to Garden
City, Idaho, for an extended visit to
, relatives.
Chief Justice Brantly spent last Sun
day with his family in this city.
j. w. Blair of Helmville has been ap-
pointed a member of the county board
of appraisers, succeeding H. B. Davis
of this city, whose absence in Califor-
| mia renders his presence at the meet
ings of the council impossible.
Mrs. D. S. Fotheringham and chill
dren of Northport, Wash. are guests