The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, Oct. 14-The "measur-
ing social" given by, the Christian En-
deavor society of the Presbyterian
church Friday evening was a success
financially and socially. Supper was
served after o'clock, and a very in
teresting programme of amusements
was rendered. A committee took the
measure of those desiring to enter the
hall and a nickel per foot in height
was charged. which was the price of
admission. A nice sum was realized
and most pleasant evening enjoyed
by all present.
Hon. Conrad Kohrs and wife, Miss
Katherine Kohrs and Mrs j. NJ
Boardman returned from Helena the
first of the week, where they had been
to select home for the winter. They
will return to the capital city about
the first of November and will occupy
the D'Acheul residence on Rodney
street until next spring. They will be
greatly missed by their many friends
here.
Carl Davis, son of Judge and Mrs.
5. K. Davis, accompanied by his bride,
nee Miss May Wood of Denver ar
rived in Deer Lodge on the noon train
Wednesday and will visit for a few
days with relatives and friends, after
which they will go to Rossland B. c.,
to reside, Mr.. Davis having recently
been appointed assistant superinten-
dent of the War Eagle and Center Star
mines at that place. Mr.. Davis is a
first class mining engineer and was
formerly with the Boston & Montana
company at Butte. Their friends in
this city will wish he and his bride a
long and happy married life.
DR.. G. A. McNulty, formerly Of
Butte. has taken up his residence in
Deer Lodge and will practice here.
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7. o. o. F. of Montana, with headquar-
ters in Helena. paid the local lodge of
this city an official visit last week.
Father MacCorry, who conducted a
mission here from Tuesday until Sat
urday of last week, left Saturday for
Phlipsburg and gave four days mis-
sion in that city during the past week.
going from there to Garnet. where he
opened a mission Friday. which is still
in progress, but which will terminate
tomorrow. Sunday evening. 1t had
been the intention of Father MacCOr-
~, assisted by Rev. Father De Ryckere
of this city, to hold a mission at Helm
Vile, in the Nevada valley. but owing
to the presence of smallpox in that
vicinity and upon the advice of As
sistanr County Physician DR.. C.. G.
Glass the idea was abandoned. Father
DE Ryckere has been at Garnet with
Father Ma"CorTy, but will return here
III lliiI' To lblN services at lIlt IdlnU-
lie church Sunday. The missions have
been very successful.
George +. Marsh of Butte was
Deer Lodge visitor last Saturday and
Sunday. Ho came down With Emil's
orchestra and helped to furnish the
music for the harvest picnic dance.
1t is over 90 years since Frank Marsh
came to Deer Lodge with Billy Stipes
and other local musicians from Helena
and gave vocal and instrumental con-
| cert at Wilcox hall. Although Frank
appears as young as ever, many silver
threads have crept in among the gold
| since that time.
Mrs. J. r. Eardley of Anaconda came
down from the Smelter City last Mon
day and spent the day with her old
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Garlic
ton and Mrs. Dake. 1t is the intention
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eardley to spend the
winter in California. for which state
they will leave the coming week
Mrs. A. B. Martin and Mrs. T. w
Catlin. who attended the Presbyterian
synod in Bozeman recently, stopped
over in Helena on their way home for