The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-16

New York Wednesday and Joined his,
WIFE, who is spending the summer with
ner mother, Mrs. Hunt, at the pretty
home of Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley in West
Deer Lodge.
Bishop futile of Missouri, who was
the first Episcopal bishop of Montana
and came here in 1867, is on a visit to
the state and will be in Deer Lodge
next Wednesday and will hold serv-
Ices at st. James church 1t has been
| several years since the bishop was here
and II is needless to say that all who
know him will be glad of the oppor-
tunity to see and hear him again.
M. f. Jensen and family, Stenfelt
Peterson and family, julius Simmer
| son and mother and b. Thompson and
wife spent a very pleasant days outing
| at Rock Creek lake, Sunday last.
Mrs. w. j. Matthews of Anaconda
| came down Monday to attend the flu
neral of her cousin, Mrs. j. H. Mills.
| Dan Morony, formerly of Deer Lodge
! and Anaconda, is in the Office of d. L.
| Hallahan at Republic, Wash
Mrs. s. c. Kenyon of Bozeman, ac-
| companied by her children, after a
visit of a few days with her parents,
Judge J. G. Batterton and wife, re-
turned home Tuesday of last week. On
her return she was accompanied as far
as Butte by her sister, Miss Sallie
Batterton, who visited there until Tues
esday last. when she returned home.
VIII Coleman left Friday of last
week for Bear Gulch, where he has a
position at the new reduction works
being erected there.
Mrs. Minnie and young son, Warren,
leave tomorrow Sunday for BoZeman,
where they will reside in future.
Miss Hervie McGhee has been spend
ing the past week with Mr. and Mrs.
b. d. Lear at their new home on Fred
Burr creek. The young lady returned
home Thursday.
o. c. Bender and family. who have
been visiting in Deer Lodge. left for
their ranch home in the Big Hole basin
last Saturday. to remain during the
summer and fall.
Mrs. j. NJ. Simpson. teacher Of the
high school department in the Deer
Lodge public school. and who is spend
ing her vacation with her husband, At
torney Simpson of Anaconda, spent
last Saturday as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Bell
Mrs. S. c. Schroeder, accompanied by
her children, left for the Big Hole basin
last Saturday to spend the summer
on their ranch in the basin.
Attorney w. H. Trlppet of Anaconda
and Mrs. Judge Fitzgerald came down
from there last Sunday by private con-
veyance and spent the day in this city.
Mrs. Fitzgerald was a guest of Mrs. T.
c. Irvine while here.
Lou :. soIIlllH VI butte Was III DeeT
Lodge last Monday, having come down
to be present at the funeral of Mrs. j.
III. Mills. Many years ago Mr. Smith
was a prominent resident of this city
and county and was sheriff of Deer
Lodge county when Silver Bow was
segregated from it. 1t had been sew
eral years since his last visit among
us.
Master Howard WEIGH, who recently
returned from attending school in the
East, came down from Anaconda last
Sunday to pay a visit to relatives and
friends. He was accompanied by his
brother, Dan WEIGH, jr., of the Copper
City company.
c. NJ. Joyce of Butte spent last Sun
day at his suburban home in Deer
Lodge. Mrs. Joyce and children are
still at Hot Springs, Ark, and will
likely remain there during the entire
summer.
]. O. Boner. a brother-i n-law to w.
A. Clark, paid Deer Lodge a visit last
Sunday. He says Deer Lodge is the
coolest, shadiest place he has struck
in Montana.
Jevie Lehigh left Wednesday for Lib
by, which place he will make his home
for some time to come.
Dr. H. C. Amsden, who was formerly
a practicing physician in Butte and
latteriy interested with C. X. Larrabce
in ranching and thoroughbred horse
breeding in Madison county, near Lor
raine, spent the day in Deer Lodge
Thursday.
Miss Catherine Kohrs left for Helena
Thursday afternoon, where she goes for
a two weeks visit with Mrs. Judge
Theodore Brantly and other friends.
Miss e. L. Thompson of Anaconda
and Miss Mollie Wiles of this city drove
over to Pioneer Wednesday for two
days visit with Judge and Mrs. j. X.
Uhl
During his recent visit to the coast ;
Judge Napton met Hon. Alex E. May
hew, once prominent member of. the
Deer Lodge bar and former prosecuting
attorney for this county when it In
cluded in it's confines the county of
Silver Bow. Judge Mayhem is one of
the old pioneers Of Montana and wished
to be remembered to his many friends
here He is hale and hearty at the age
of II, and looks as young as he did 20
years ago. He was a member of the
legislature in territorial days and was
one of the wheel horses of ,Montana's
early democracy. trotting in the har-
ness with Major Martin Maginnis, f.
w. Toole Sam Word and other we'll
known old-timers.
Mrs Dr. A. H. Mitchell and son.
Harold, came down from Warm Springs
by private conveyance Monday to be
present at the funeral of Mrs. James H.
MlllS. MIS-. Mitchell was guest OF
Mrs. Sam Scott.
There will be religious services at the
German Lutheran church tomorrow,
Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Misses Lulu and Gertrude Schurtz
We're on a visit to friends in Butte.
They returned home Thursday after
noon.
Presiding Elder S. b. Tabor is home
again from a trip to the Bitter Root
valley and the western part of the
state, and will hold religious services
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. T. M. Lowery and children,
Misses Allie and Annie, and the,
three younger ones, came down from
Butte on Wednesday afternoon and
will probably remain for the summer.
They are temporarily guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Bielenberg
on Missouri avenue.
The Misses Normandin of Dempsey
creek We're shopping in town Thursday.
j. T. Carroll of Anaconda was in town
on business Thursday