The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-19

dance music which was furnished by
| combination of Butte musicians. as
! sisted by local talent. All in all it
| was a most enjoyable affair and highly
| satisfactory to ALL
| The Whist club met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Beaumont Wednes-
| day evening. Mrs. Robert Renshaw of
Butte and H. G. Walton won the first
| prizes, while Mrs. Sam Scott and Mrs.
| NJ. Trask carried off the second prizes.
| A most delicious luncheon of cold tur-
key, coffee, cake, ETC., was served by
the hostess and a delightful evening
| enjoyed by all.
Joseph A. Hyde went to Philipsburg
Monday. He was accompanied by his
| daughter, Miss Lizzie. who went to
| spend the week visiting with relatives
and friends. 81
| Mrs. Robert Renshaw of Butte has
| been a guest at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. A. Hyde during the past week.
| w. F. Gullette of Larabie Brothers
| & Co.'S bank returned from business
! trip to Butte on the noon train FRI
| day.
John .Astle went to Butte Monday
| evening for short business visit. He
, returned home Friday.
The ladies of the Maccabees met with
| Mrs. M. Bien Thursday afternoon. !,
r. ]. Dee, who had been enjoying
lay-off for month, resumed his du-
| ties as agent for the Northern Pacific
at this place last Tuesday. F. S. Cham
| pion. who acted as agent during Mr..
| Dee's absence, soon won the respect
| and confidence of our citizens, but the
fact is there is only one Dick Dee, and
| 1t can be proven by every man, wo-
| man and child in our community that
! If the Northern Pacific ever loses him
| it will bust up inside a month Dick
| is certainly the right man in the right
| place, and it Is to be hoped he will
| be allowed to remain where he is as
| long as he elects to stay.
| Misses Nellie Fox, Ida Robinson and
Blaisdell the latter in charge Of the
| first grade in the Deer Lodge school,
| went to Anaconda on Thursday nights
train to be examined by Miss Helena
| Gleason, county superintendent of
schools. preparatory to making appli-
| cation for teachers certificates.
Mrs. J. K. Wells of Garnet has been
a guest during the past week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Cahalin. She
| returned to Garnet Friday.
| j. E. Marcum returned to his bust
ness interests at Helmville Tuesday
| after a few days visit with his family
| in Deer Lodge.
Primus Bader. formerly in business
here, but who is now working mining
| proposition in Washington gulch, Wis
tied with his family in this city last
Saturday and Sunday.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
are making preparations to give a
| grand ball On Thanksgiving evening at
| the court house.
Professor w. w. Wylie of Bozeman
visited his daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Wylie of the faculty of the young la
dies seminary, last Friday, and upon
his return home that young lady ac-
| companied him as far as Butte, where
| Eba two Got fo~ yicit
with friends.
Miss Sallie Battertcn, who is teach
ing in the Butte schools, came down
from there last Friday and remained
until Monday evening visiting her pa
rents, Judge ]. G. Batterton and wife
President A. B. Martin of the young
ladies' seminary returned Tuesday
from a trip to Twin Bridges.
Attorney Ed Scharnikow and wife re-
turned from a short visit to Anaconda
last Monday.
Several of the pupils of Miss Eve
line Van Gundy gave that popular
| young teacher a pleasant surprise at
her home in West Deer Lodge Friday
evening of last week Refreshments
were served and delightful time was
had by the young folks.
E. Girard, the old-time business man
and genial gentleman of Warm
Springs, was in the city on business
| Tuesday. .=a-=
Mrs Sam Scott and daughter. Miss
Matte, who had been on visit &c
| Warm Springs for several days, re-
turned home last Sunday.
J. H. Hasselberger of the Cash Gro
Gerry company returned Thursday from
| a few days business visit to Ana
conda.
Miss Annie Morony came down from
Anaconda Friday to be present at tbs
| West Side club dance that evening anc