The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-23

! Thursday for Melrose, where they will
visit for few days with friends
| Miss Elizabeth l.. Thomson, who has
been visiting for several weeks with
| her sister, Mrs. 7. C. Irvine of this
| place, returned to Anaconda Thurs
| day.
Mrs. Will Patterson of Butte spent
last week visiting her siSter-in-l law,
Mrs. Peter Patterson of this city, and
returned home with her husband SUM-
day last.
H A. Mcpherson of the E. l.. Bon
ner company, accompanied by his wife,
left Wednesday for weeks outing in
the hills near Ovando.
Robert Harris, who has been en-
ployed at Warm Springs for several
/ weeks, was in town a few days the
past week visiting with his mother and
friends.
Howard Hasselberger of the Cash
Grocery, accompanied by his wife and
Mrs. G. K. Bowden and children and
o. E. Bennett, who recently came down
from Anaconda, left Thursday morning
for few days outing over on Dog
creek.
Felix Frence, the miner who was 80
terribly injured in the explosion at the
Emery mine several weeks ago that
it was thought impossible for him to
get well, has about recovered and left
Wednesday night for Butte, where he
will remain until his recovery is COM
plete His was a miraculous escape.
and what makes it more astonishing
is the fact that he will ultimately re-
gain the use of his hands and fingers
entirely. -l-
j. ]. Sheppard, who had just finish
ed a profitable season placer mining
up on Peterson Creek, left for Butte
Thursday and expects to go to work
at the carpenter trade in that city. He
quit mining because of a scarcity of
water, and being a good carpenter, left
for Butte, where there is always more
or less building going on, and work
easy to obtain. His wife and two
daughters will remain in Deer Lodge.
Howard Hasselburger, DR.. W. III.
Vaughn, Allen Williams and Arthur
Menard drove over to Elliston last
Saturday evening, to be present at a
game of baseball Sunday between the
Marysville and Elliston mines. The
excursion train from Marysville to
Elliston brought in about 500 people,
and the boys say they were handsome
ly entertained by the Elliston folks.
William Wilson of Butte visited his
family in Deer Lodge several days the
past week.
c. D. Kenyon visited his sister, Mrs.
f. L. Bonner, in Missoula last week.
j. j. Millar and Mrs. Marie Dens-
more were united in marriage in Ana
conda last Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Euster
performing the ceremony. They re-
turned home to Deer Lodge on Wed
nesday afternoon and were given
wedding dinner at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lobe
Schurtz The young couple have the
best wishes of a large circle of friends,
and will go to housekeeping in the
Ryon house, on College avenue Both
have resided here for many years and
it is their intention to continue to live
in Deer Lodge.
HI. l.. Kemp, representing the Gree
ley nursery of Greeley, Col. has been
in town the past week looking after
the interests of his firm.
Dick" Dickinson, whom every old
timer in Montana knows, and who has
been a resident of this state since the
carly COS, went up to Anaconda last
Saturday for short visit with friends
in that city, When a young man
Dick" crossed the plains to California
and Oregon and finally drifted into
Walla Walla, Wash, dead broke The
town was lively, everybody had money
but Dick, and there was all kinds of
gambling going on and very tough
lot of gamblers and others in the town