The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-02

both before returning. They will bt
gone about two weeks
Mrs. DIR. j. e. Rickert and baby al
Butte came down Thursday for a visi
with Deer Lodge friends She will be
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Wllllam Williams in West Deer Lodge
during her stay here.
MISS Cora Lefevre. who has been en-
pioyed in the telephone office in Butte
LOT the past hVe years, passed through
Deer Lodge with her fathers family on
the way to San Francisco Thursday
where Mr.. Lefevre expects to make his
future home.
E. w. Holly, proprietor of the Cash
ury goods and clothing store. returned
wednesday from two weeks business
TRIP TO st. Louis and Chicago.
Misses Mayme and Beth Larabie, two
OIL our most popular young ladies, re-
turned sunday evening last from Port
iand, ore, where they had been attend
ing school during the past year. They
VIII spend their summer vacation at
home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
>. n. Larabie, and will be welcome
! ADDITION to Deer Lodges social circle
Miss Annie Bielenberg returned last
SUNDAY from several days visit to
! her friend Miss Ella Marcum at the
nome of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. e. Marcum, in Nevada valley
Miss Kate Hammond of Butte came
| up from the Bitter Root valley last
| sunday. where she had been for a few
! days outing, and has been a guest for
the past week at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Conrad Kohrs in this city.
MISS Maudie Schurtz, who had been
| on visit to friends at Garrison. re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. A. Dashley came down from
Anaconda Thursday on a visit to
| friends.
Miss Mae Lathrop of Butte has been
visiting with Mrs. Mary Graham dur
ing the week
Miss Irene McQuesten came I'D from
Bearmouth and has been visiting dur
ing the week with Mrs. George Cock
rell and daughter Miss Mary.
mrs Lou Gordon returned Thursday
from short visit to Anaconda. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Spence
John III. A. Trisberger formerly of
Anaconda and Deer Lodge. is holding
a position as clerk in a Seattle hotel.
Mrs. II. B. Ross and daughter Helen
went to Missoula Friday Of last week
for visit to relatives and friends
Mrs. Sam Scott and daughter Mis-.
Matte We're guests Of her son Will in
Anaconda Wednesday They came
home Thursday
Mrs. Ed Bynum and Miss Alma See
valid of Butte were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Schurtz couple of
days the past week.
j. c. Styles of the Brdseye Mercan-
tile establishment, Avon, was a visitor
in the city Tuesday.
On Wednesday, June 81, a son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Toomey at
their home on Rainbow avenue
Walter w. Kroger of Philipsburg,
who graduated from the College of
n 70
from that city Friday of last week and
visited until Sunday with friends here
Charley Danison. who has been pla-
Ger mining at Top-o'-Deep since the
season began, returned to Deer Lodge
Monday, having gotten through with
his work at :he diggings.
Nearly the entire population of Deer
Lodge attended the circus in Anaconda
tuesday, and those not going there
went to Butte to see it.
Miss Melissa Albee of Lancaster,
Mass, cousin of r. Fl. Albee of this
city, and who has been on a visit 10
relatives in California during the win
ter is guest of that gentleman and
family this week. Before returning to
her home she will make a tour of Vel
lowstone park.
Rev. Mr.. Shipper of Butte will
preach in the Methodist church here
morning and evening next Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. c. G. Glass arrived home
last Saturday from a visit to relatives
and friends in Cleveland and Cincin-
natl, Ohio
the Christian church last Sunday. will
again fill the pulpit at that church
sunday morning and evening
Mrs. M. B. Hoeffner and son Hus,
Miss G. Coleman, Mrs. d. Kelley, Mrs.
John Fttzpatrick and sens Ed and viii,
all from Nevada valley, drove over
from there on Monday and remained to
attend the graduating exercises at st.
Mary's academy TueEday evening.
Lon K. Hoss of Philipsburg, propre-
tor of the Call accompanied by his
mother-in-la Mrs. Mary L. Kelley of
Deer Lodge left Friday for Portland,
Ore. and other coast towns. They will
be absent about 10 days and will stop
off for visit in Spokane on their re-
turn trip.
At their last regular meeting the
members of the Degree of Honor elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
term: T. c. of H, Mrs. Helen Robin
son; c. of Fl. Mrs. Ella Mcmahon: L.
of H.. Mrs Laura Smurr: c. of s., Mrs.
Lizzie Curn; tinancier, Miss Cornelia
Van Gundy; recorder, Mrs. NJ. ]. Beau
mont: receiver ]. II. Owings: trustee.
M. w. Trask. The next meeting will
be held July 10, at which time the in
stallation will take place and all mem
bors are requested to be present. The
Degree of Honor is one of the most
fiourshing lodges in the city and the
members spend many pleasant even
ings in social intercourse after holding
their meetings.
Joe Coleman got home Thursday
from a business trip to Mssoula and
Rearmouth. He left Friday for the
latter place, where he will remain for
some time looking after his business
interests there
A. B. Browne and wife of Missoua
went through on the Copper City Linn
tied Thursday en- route to Denver, Mr..
Browne will return shortly, but his
wife will remain for a several days
visit with friends. after which she will
return and make tour of the Yellow
stone park. Mr.. Browne is one of the
chef promoters of the new cyanide
works now under construction at the
confluence of Bear and Deep gulches.
the old town of Bear.