The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-18
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he will remain until his sister, Mrs. A..
Godin, who is quite sick, is better, when
he will go on to Salt Lake, where he
has position and where he expects
to reside.
Miss Edna Reed left at noon Thurs
day to pay a short visit TO her friend
Miss Mabel Catlin, who is teaching
school at Douglas creek.
Miss Annie Bie1enberg is visiting with
her friend Miss Ella Marcum at Helm
vile.
H. B. Davis and wife took the noon
train for Helena Thursday for short
visit.
Mrs. Margaret Remey, accompanied
by her two little girls, left for her home
in Wallace. Idaho. Wednesday. Mrs.
Remey had been visiting her sister,
Mrs George Cockrill for the past three
weeks.
Miss Leila McLain left for Great
Falls Tuesday evening, where she went
to attend the state convention OF
Christian Endeavorers.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs, Mrs. j. NJ. Board
4. ian and Miss Catherine kohrs went to
warm Springs Monday for a short Wis
!. y.th Mrs. DIR. A. H. Mitchell. They
re urned home Tuesday.
.Lrs. A. K. Bowden, who has been
resident of Anaconda for several
months. accompanied by her children,
returned to Deer Lodge Friday of last
week and is temporarily al the home of
her mother, Mrs. Barbara O'Neill.
Mrs. A. Slaughter of Anaconda came
down Wednesday on visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Ben D. Lear. who resides
near this city.
Miss Mamie Hardenbrook, who
taught school in Anaconda the past
!, winter, came down from there last Sat
1lrH nd will ~,
Deer Lodge at home with her mother.
Mrs. Mel P. McGhee, accompanied by
! two of her daughters. Misses Myrtle
/ and Pearl, left last Sunday for the
i Top o Deep, where Mr. McGhee is
r placer mining. They will be gone till
the last of August
Rev. E. ]. GroeneveId and Judge
Theo Brantly, trustees of the College
of Montana, We're here Wednesday to
attend the commencement exercises of
that institution.
Prof. f. l.. Searcy accompanied by
his sister, Miss May Searcy, left We'd
nesday evening for their home in Kan
sas. Mr.. Searcy had taught in the
College of Montana for the past two
years. 1t is undecided whether they
will return this fall.
Rev. J. r. Coleman, DR.. r. L. Brad
ley, Joe Will and Paul Coleman went
to Irvine lake on a fishing trip last
Tuesday and did remarkably well. They
caught II trout, some weighing two
pounds and a half.
William Wallace of New Chicago and
Jim O'Donnell of Champion We're in
town Saturday of last week. They are
both well known old timers in this sec
ton.
William Williams, prominent sheep
owner of this city, returned home from
business trip to California last Sat
urday
Attorney Scharnikow visited Helena
last Saturday on business. and re-
manned two days in the capital. He
was accompanied by his wife.
Charles r. Kessler accompanied by
his two children, came down from Butte
last Saturday and went up to Emery
where he is engaged in mining.
Mrs. I. S. Eldred and children of
Warm Springs visited during the week
with her mother. Mrs. Henry Harris.
George K. Dick, wife and baby spent
Saturday of last week in town from
Anaconda.
Mrs. A G. Corbett, accompanied by
her two sons, Bert and Clay and baby,
came down from Butte Saturday of last
= week and will remain here during the
e ummer months. Mrs. Corbett is a sis
y ter of Mrs. Tom McTague.
Ed Ward came down from Butte
Tuesday and visited with the folks at
Miss Ethel Trippet returned the first
of the week from Godfrey, Ill. where
she had been attending the Monticello
female seminary during the past school
year. She is a guest of DR.. and Mrs
j. Fl. Owings.
Tom Morgan, who has been doing
representation work on the Undivided
Pike placer ground, located about 12
miles southwest of this city, returned
home Monday afternoon, having fin
ished his work. The claim embrace
about so acres and looks we'll Mr.
Morgan and his associates think of
working the ground with a dredge next
season.
William H. Hyde returned Tuesday
from 10 days business trip to Pioneer
and vicinity, and reports things boom
ing in the old placer camp. He says
all the placer mines in that section are
now running full blast and consider
able gold dust is being taken out.
Rev. A. A. Walker, pastor of the
Methodist church in Deer Lodge leaves
Monday for a four or five weeks bust
ness trip East. His journey will ex-
tend as far asst as Pennsylvania
Mrs. C. M. Childs of Drummond ar
rived on the evening train Thursday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. w. f.
Evans, and friends.
Mrs. j. M. Simpson, who taught the
High school here the past term. has
gone to Anaconda to reside during the
summer with her husband. Mrs Simp-
son will resume her duties as teacher
this fall.
The Rev. Mr.. Carwine who is visit
ing a brother in Bozeman and who
came from the East recently will
preach in the Christian church here
Sunday morning and evening, and may
accept the pastorate of that church.
Hon. Conrad kohrs was in Helena
several days the first of the week. He
returned home Wednesday and on
Thursday morning left for his placer
mining interests at Pioneer. where he
will remain until Sunday, the 18th.
Rev. E. G. Prout left to-day for Hell
ena to be present at the annual convo-
cation of the Episcopal church, which