The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23


view to locating here, returned HON,
iast Sunday. He is well pleased will
Montana, and it is altogether likely viii
bring his family and locate here.
J. r. Quigley, ex-sheriff of Dee
Lodge county. was in the city from An
aconda Thursday shaking hands will
old friends.
Tom McTague of the governors staff
was In Helena last Saturday in attend
ance at the funeral of Lieutenant
French. which occurred last Sunday.
The Citizens band will give an oper
air concert in the court house grounds
this Sunday afternoon, weather per-
| hitting.
The Somers family, a musical and
comedy company of considerable merit
opened three nights engagement at
cottonwood hall Thursday night.
Mesdames William Williams and Mar
garet Beaumont went ito Butte We'd
nesday where they represented the
| local lodge of Maccabees at the state
| convention of that order, which recent
| ly met in that city.
Miss Gussie Galbraith returned last
week from Divide, where she had just
| finished teaching very successful Term
of school, She is at present the guest
| of her sister, Mrs. Joe Toomey.
Morrill, Stackpole, who has been for
| some months employed as assayer and
chemist by the Chloride Point Mining
company near Mercur Utah, has been
raised to the position of superintendent
of that company. The young man is a
son of Postmaster Stackpole of this
place and a graduate of the College of
Montana.
little daughter of Butte came down
from there Friday evening of last week
and remained until Sunday evening as
the guest of their sister, Mrs e. F.
Kemper. a Mrs. Mary l.. Kelleys. They
departed Sunday evening for Spokane
1t took John N. Belenberg % hours
to go to Helena by rail the first of the
week, when he could have ridden any
one of those thoroughbreds racers there
in fourth of the time. He got hack
Tuesday
Saturday morning of last week the
home of Judge and Mrs. yelling Nap
ton was made happy by the arrival Of
handsome baby.
Casper Gherdts left for Pioneer on
Wednesday and will begin prepara-
tions for starting up his big placer
mines there as soon as possible. The
heavy snowfall of last winter makes
the outlook for a large placer yield
very good.
J. f. Bradley who was formerly in
the drug business here but now travel
ing for Meyer Bros of st. Louis, was
the interests of his house.
DR.. Holloway, formerly state veter-
marian, was in town several days this
week from the northern part of the
state.
Paul Hartz of Pioneer was in town
for few days the past week.
B. F. Brown of Garrison was on
business visit to Deer Lodge last Mon
day.
Mayor Frank Conley and N. J. Bic
lenberg We're visitors to Butte the first
of the week.
Len Curn, after several weeks stay
in Deer Lodge, returned to his bust
ness interests in Garnet last Mon
day.
Ed Magone of Garnet, who gave up
farming on Race Track some two years
ago to become deliver for hidden
treasure in the bowels of mother earth,
was in town Wednesday,.
William Zosel who has been very i'll
with rheumatism for a week or more
is getting better
A telegraph station has been put in
at Dempsey since the steam shovel
started there and Will Lynch has been
installed as operator 1t will continue
for the summer.
Tom Morgan and Robert Allen went
up to Dry Cottonwood the first of the
week to begin work on the Undivided
Hlhe, ID sapphire anu iuDy CHILLI near
the mouth of that stream. 1t is hoped
they will find bushels of Montana dia-
mOndS.
The 5-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Girard, who died Friday after
noon of last week, was buried on Sun
day afternoon from the family resi-
dence, corner of D and Fifth streets,
Rev. Father De Ryckere conducting
the funeral services. Quite number
of friends of the family attended the
funeral
Manager C. D. Joslyn of the e. L.
Bonner company arrived home from an
extended Eastern and Southern trip the
first of the past week, looking in better
health than for months past.
Mrs. Reynolds and her sister, Miss
Ollie Carver. came down from Butte
last Sunday to pay a visit to their
mother, Mrs. Charles II. Carver, and
| family. Miss Ollie has position as
stenographer in one of the offices of
the Anaconda company in Butte and
returned to her duties Monday, while
Mrs. Reynolds will remain for couple
of weeks visit with her mother and
| friends.
William Conwel of this city who was
licensed to preach al the recent Metho-
dist conference held here, left for
Shields River. Park county, last week.
where he will begin preaching the pos
pei.
Phil Miller, P. Bader, Len Fox and
Jerry Lehigh came down from the
Champion district last Monday. where
they have been working the Magnolia
mine. They have out several carloads
of ore and it is hoped the mine will
prove as "magnolious" as its name
would seem to imply.
Mrs M. Ramey of Wallace, Idaho,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Cock
rell.
Miss Laura Larsen daughter of MI.
and Mrs. l.. c. Larsen, whose death
occurred at her home about eight msies
southeast of Deer Lodge on Tuesday
last, was an estimable young lady Of
sterling traits of character and had
many friends who will deeply re 81 ct
her sad demise. The funeral took place
from the Christian church in his city
at l o'clock last Friday afternoon AID
was very largely attended The y.urg
lady was in her Goth year c1d leaves
a father and mother and several Sis
ters and brothers to mourn der less.
Hon. J. M Boardman and wife, who
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