The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-25


| job awaits it. Among the Deer Lodge
| young people who will be of the party
| are: Lee Williams, Fred Erwin, Ken
needy Trippet, Writ Robinson, Charles
! and Herbert Albee. the latter being
! Interested in the contract with MI.
| Davis.
Mrs. C. p brennan of Butte was a
guest two days last week of Mr.. and
| Mrs. T. c. Catlin.
! Charles Fl. Shryock and E. B. Catln
! of the Standard job Office took a run
/ down to Deer Lodge on their wheels
| last Sunday
| Mrs. E. D. Passmore and children of
| BUTTE are occupying the residence of j..
| II. Marcum on Rainbow avenue, which
/ they have leased for the summer
| George Ragan and family came down
| from Anaconda last Saturday and will
reside here during the summer.
Oscar Bielenberg, who has been at
| tending school at Faribault the past
winter returned home last Monday to
4 spend his vacation
| Misses Ella l.. Arnold and Mary Crit
fin and Messrs. Sam Clerke and E. H.
Renisch of Butte were among the
| guests entertained at Irvine lake last
Sunday by Mayor Conley.
| Miss E. l.. Thomson, teacher in the
/ public schools at Anaconda, is on two
! weeks visit to her sister, Mrs T. c.
Irvine at her home near this city.
| Rev. S. B. Tabor, presiding elder Ct
! the Methodist church, and John Astte
! left for Butte and Boulder Thursday by
private conveyance.
Miss Vonnie Owings returned Thurs
| day from visit to Butte friends.
| N ]. Bielenburg and wife returned
| Thursday from two weeks visit to
| Iowa and Minnesota points. They We're
| accompanied on their return by their
! daughter Miss Augusta, who has been
attending school in st. Paul.
H. j. Toomey returned from the Big
| Hole basin Wednesday, where he had
| been looking after his stock interests
The annual conference of the Method
| list church will be held in Boulder Aug
ust "a.
Miss Ollie Bailey has been in Butte
the past week undergoing treatment
| for her eyes.
| Mrs Frank Conley and Mrs Tom
| McTague are in Salt Lake on visit TO
their friend. Mrs. A. w. McCune. They
expect to be absent about three weeks
Miss May Wood of Denver, who had
been a guest at the home of Judge and
Mrs. S. x Davis for the past three
weeks, left Monday for a short visit
| with Mrs. Maud DavisBaker of
Helena.
Rev. F. F. Grim, pastor of the Chris
tian church at Helena, stopped off in
Deer Lodge one day last week on his
way to Anaconda. He was guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scharnikow.
Will Carroll of the J. T. carroll com
pany, Butte, and Miss Belle Cary of
Helena. were among a carriage load of
people who drove up from Garrison
Monday rather than remain there wait
ing for a belated train, and spent a
part of the day in Deer Lodge. Miss
Cary was a guest at the home of A. d.
Hoss and his wife while here.
Miss Linda Williams returned home
Monday, after having spent the winter
visiting with relatives and friends in
Missouri. She was accompanied as far
as Butte by Mrs. Rickert, who will
make her home in this city.
Postmaster Stackpole and j. C. Shau-
but were in Butte on business last Sun
day and Monday.
Fl. A. Mcpherson and William p.
Rafter of the E. L. Bonner company,
spent last Sunday at Rock Greek lake,
kodaking, and. incidentally, trouting.
Mrs. Will Dierks of Butte came down
Monday for visit at the home of Con-
rad Kohrs and family.
j. E. Van Gundy has been in Helena
the past week. serving on the United
States grand jury. He is accompanied
by his youngest daughter, Phoebe.
Miss Mable Earle attended the Epi-
copal convocation in Helena this week
as a delegate from Deer Lodge.
Frank Whitworth and Miss Lizzie
Hyde and w. I. Higgins and Miss
Alma Bielenberg We're outing at Rock
Creek lake last Sunday.
Miss Tessie Courteny of Butte. aftera
few days visit with the family of E. J.
Laurandeau, returned home Monday.
DR.. c. S. Cranson returned the first
of the week from a few days visit to
Butte.
Mrs. F. S. Davey was visitor in
Butte Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Mrs H. NJ. Heath of Garrison return
ed home Monday after few days visit
with friends in Deer Lodge.
Miss Sallie Batterton, who taught in
the Philipsburg schools last term, re-
turned to her home in Deer Lodge last
Saturday and will spend the summer
vacation here
Mrs A A Abbott of Butte arrived
in Deer Lodge Thursday and will re-
main for some time.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Fawcett was enlarged by the arrival
of a baby daughter last Monday.
Mrs. ]. A. Robinson went to Butte
Monday for a few days visit with
friends.
William Hyde, the matchmaker, has
been in Garrison this week.
Miss Leila McLain returned last Sat
urday from Great Falls, where she had
been as a delegate to the convention
of Christian Endeavorers
w. T. Higgins left Monday for bust
ness trip to st. Louis and other Mis-
souri, towns.
Lon r. Hoss of the Philipsburg Call
accompanied by his three young sors.
was in Deer Lodge Friday and Satur-
day of last week on business.
Mrs. Shane, mother of Mrs. Ernest
Preston, after a several weeks visit
with her daughter in Deer Lodge, left
for her home in Coon Rapids, Iowa,
Monday
James Goodwin and wife, of near
Warm Springs, We're in town Thurs
day on business and visiting friends.
Attorney Ed Scharnikow and wife
left Tuesday for Hamilton, and will go
from there to Northport, Wash. for
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Fotheringham
of that place. They will be absent
about 10 days.
Percy Napton, son of Judge yelling
Napton, who had been attending the
state university of Missouri the past
year, returned home Friday. He was