The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-29

Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Marie Helena Stuart, sd
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Stuart, to John c. Armstrong, which is
| to- take place at the residence of the
| brides parents in this city on Wednes-
day, November /. The brideto-be is a
most estimable and talented young
| lady who was born and reared in this
city, where she has many friends who
will wish her and her intended hus-
band many happy years of married life.
The young man is a resident of our
| neighboring town of Garrison, and
bears an enviabe reputation. The
young couple will be at home to their
| friends after December J. at Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durand of New
| Chicago stopped off in Deer Lodge on
| their way to Butte Wednesday and re-
manned over Thursday, visiting friends
| here. This was Mrs. Durand's home
when she was a little girl and she is
pleasantly remembered by many of our
| citizens.
| c. D. Kenyon, the popular storekeep-
er and newsdealer, gave an elaborate
| entertainment to large number of his
| gentleman friends at the West Side
club rooms Wednesday evening on the
occasion of his birthday. Charlie was
never known to do anything by halves,
and in this instance he outdid himself
in seeing that his guests were properly
| entertained and made to enjoy them
selves. An excellent repast was served,
spring chicken, oysters, champagne and
other choice edibles and drinkables be-
ing on the menu cards, while whist.
cigars, toasts and good-fellowship
rounded out most enjoyable evening.
| Mr.. Kenyon has spent more than 80
years of a busy life in Montana. and if
| the wishes of his friends are fulfilled
he will yet live to spend more than
| that many more among us. .''
Mrs. Leona Post, who has been visit
ing her brother, John Welton and fam
lily in this city for several weeks past,
left for her home in Wisconsin Thurs
day evening. She was accompanied as
| far as Butte by Mrs. Welton.
Mrs. II. A. Mcpherson has been visit
ing friends in Butte during the past
| week.
Mrs. I. s. Eldred and little daughter
came down from Warm Springs Friday
for visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. DR.. E. G. Rickert left for Butte
Thursday night, and with her husband
will reside there during the coming
| winter.
The recital at the parlors of the
Young Ladies' seminary Friday even
ing was we'll attended and a highly en-
Joyable affair. An excellent musical
programme was rendered, which in
cluded march dedicated to the semin-
airy by Professor Paul e. Pfeifer, Choir
us from the Bohemian Girl" solos,
etc. All who attended We're well pleas
ed.
| Wednesday evening next Rev. T. B.
Reagan will begin series of revival
MEETINGS at the Methodist church. The
following Monday Rev. Osborne of
Butte will arrive here and assist at the
meetings.
Rev. S. B. Tabor, presiding elder of
the M E. church South, is in Bohemian
l~~ JrJ.x
himself and wife. it being their inten-
ton to reside there in future. Mrs.
Tabor. after remaining behind to see
to the shipment of the household cf-
fects, left to-day, Saturday for that
place. Not only the members of the
congregation but the community, gen.
orally will very much regret their de-
parture and wish them happiness in
their new home.
DR.. c. G. Glass, deputy county ply
stefan, went to Helmville Tuesday to
look after the smallpox patients in that
vicinity.
Mrs. A. D. Peck returned from a
visit to Anaconda and Butte Friday.
Mrs. H. B. Davis gave a delightful
entertainment to number of lady
friends Friday afternoon. Choice re-
! freshments were served and a pleas.
ant time was had. 1t was compliment.
tary to Mrs. ]. NJ. Boardman and Miss
. Katherine Kohrs.
Mrs. c. M. Joyce, who, with two O.
her children. has been spending thu
z summer in Arkansas, returned to he
r Deer Lodge home last Saturday ant
v will remain for the winter.
v DR.. Peter Mussigbrod absented him
i self from his mining interests in Garne
: Monday and spent the day in Dee
J. Lodge
= W. B. Burket, postmaster at Boze
e man, but who was formerly a residen
: of Deer Lodge, arrived here Tuesda,
: and remained couple Of days on bust
, ness.
i Judge o. B. O'Bannon has been il
o Anaconda and Butte the uast week I'll
e business. The judge has been quite aici
t for several weeks past, but his frien.l
d will be pleased to learn that he is i'm
proving.
d Mrs. William Coleman and daughte,
Miss Alice Coleman, were in Butte a
the reception to the Montana voln
tiers. They were the guests of DR.. Q. i
). Whitford and family while there.
l, Mrs. c. G. Birdseye arrived fror
: Avon on Monday evenings train for
n few days visit with friends in Dee
e Lodge. The lady was a guest at tn
# home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Bielenbers
9 Joseph c. Hyde has been in Philips
burg the past week looking after inter
/. ests there.
Il H. j. Toomey returned Tuesday fror
trip of several weeks to Idaho
where he had been buying cattle.
e Fred H. Hoss and wife We're in Butt
c, at the big celebration last Monda.
n Mrs. Hoss had just returned from
l. two months visit to relatives an
l. friends in Marshall, Mo-, and was lnt
'e in Butte by her husband and after tai
sc Ing in the celebration they returne
IS nome Tuesday.
10 John Clague of Anaconda was vii
y itor in Gown Tuesday.
Attorney Ed Scharnikow arrive