The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-07

at their church in Deer Lodge on
Thursday evening, May II, 1899, at
o'clock. Besides a suitable programme
of exercises gotten UP for your enter
tainment on that evening, refreshments
will be served"
William Wilson came down from
Butte Friday for a visit with his wife
and family.
Hon Elisha Beach of Helena was a
visitor in the city several days the past
week. He was guest of Hon. Conrad
kohrs and family while here.
Attorney Ed Scharnikow and wife re-
turned last Saturday from their visit
to California and other coast states.
Misses Jessie and Lillian Humber, who
accompanied them, stopped off on the
return nome to pay a visit to their sis
ter. Mrs. Fotheringham, at Northport,
Wash
Master Harry Davis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Davis. entertained num-
Der OF young friends at the home of
his parents on Missouri avenue last
Friday afternoon Refreshments were
served and the young folks enjoyed
themselves by playing outdoor games.
G. NJ. Lawson of the Davidson Gro
Gerry company, Butte, mas rented the
residence property in West Deer Lodge
recently vacated by Judge yelling
Napton and will move his family here
to reside.
Ben Franklin, an old timer of Cham
pion district and who holds down the
pulpit at Gospel Mountain was in town
the first of the week looking hale and
hearty. Time has dealt kindly with
Ben. but Dame Fortune hasn't smiled
upon him to anv considerable extent,
Notwithstanding he has welded the
pick and shovel in prospecting the hills
for many year.
Rev. A. B. Martin. president of the
of
trip to Pony Monday.
Mrs. Warren Evans and little son.
Hugh, who have been in ST. Paul for
several months past under medical
treatment. returned home Tuesday
evening. both much improved in health.
Little Hugh fell from teterboard over
a year ago striking upon his shoulder,
which resulted in paralysis to the right
arm. He has regained partial use of
that member and 1t is hoped will ulti-
mately recover the use of it entirely.
Levi Davis was a visitor in town on
Wednesday from Anaconda.
C. T. Stark and family, who left here
last year for the vicinity of Belt, where
they have been residing ever since,
may return to their old home in Deer
Lodge in the near future. Their many
friends will be glad to welcome them
back
Miss Clara Clark came down from
Butte last Sunday on visit to her
friend. Miss Clara Bien.
Miss Gussie Galbraith leaves to-day.
Saturday, for Sunset, where she will
teach a summer term of school.
Miss Shelia Mallory of Anaconda has
been in town the past week with line
of millinery and notions. She was a
guest at Mrs. Pearson's, on Main
street.
John Schurtz came down from Ana
conda and has been spending the past
| week at home.
Dan WEIGH, jr., county assessor:
George S. Miller, John Clague and Will
S. Scott spent last Sunday in town from
| Anaconda.
| C. c. Parker, son of Representative
| Parker of Granite county, spent several
! days the first of the week with his
mother and friends in Deer Lodge. He
| left for Bozeman on Wednesday eve
ning's train. at which place he is at
tending the agricultural college.
| Mrs. L. f. Gordon went ITO Garnet on
Tuesday morning and will remain there
for couple of weeks on a visit to her
husband, who is employed in the capa-
city of engineer in the Mitchell & Mus
sigbrod mill at that place.
Mrs Tom McTague' went to Butte on
the noon train Monday, returning home
| Tuesday morning.
DR.. C.. G. Glass was visitor to An
aconda on Monday. k
Mrs James Hughes and little daugh-
ter returned the first of the week from
| Hayre. where she had been for several
months past.
A. B. Brown and wife came up from
Missoula last Sunday. They attended
the May day dance and remained until
Thursday visiting friends. They were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Coleman while here.
Mrs. J. N. Welton was a visitor in
town Monday from her home on Race
| Track
Miss Clara Dana was in town Satur-
day and Sunday last from Garrison.
Dr. William Vaughn returned from a
business trip of several days to Butte
Thursday morning.
While returning home from a friend
last Monday evening Mrs. S. X. Davis
slipped and fell to the ground, receiving
| quite a severe shaking up. In conse-
quence of the fall she was unable to
attend the Woman's club meeting Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Frank Conley, accompanied by
her father, Mrs. Picard, went to Ana
conda last Thursday night
Attorney o. B. O'Bannon was a pas
senger on Thursday nights train fol-
| Anaconda.
George Lossl and John Noe drove
over from Pioneer in their own convey.
ance Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ r. Slaughter was guest
at the McBurney house from Butte
Thursday.
j. C. Shaubut, express agent and CLERK
of the school board, got one of his fin
gers severely smashed while loading
baggage into a car at the depot las
Wednesday. I'd
Richard Jockey of Helena was IL
town Tuesday adjusting fire insurance
losses. He returned. home Wednesday
Attorney Hinkle of Butte was in Dee
Lodge Tuesday on business.
Peter Walton, one of our old-tim'
and respected citizens, who had beer
suffering with a severe cold, is again
| able to be about the streets.
| C. G. Brdseye, merchant, of Avon
came over on the evening train Thurs
day.