The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02

| house Monday, April g.
| Henry Tamcke and bride, nee Miss
| Farley of Pioneer, who were married in
| Anaconda last Monday. have been Wis
| lt1ng the past week at the homes of
| Ernest Miller and family and Claton
Ramsdell and wife near Deer Lodge.
Bishop Brewer arrived in Deer Lodge
from Helena Wednesday morning and
| held confirmation services at the Epis-
copal church that evening He left
| Thursday for Missoula and Philipsburg.
at which latter place he will hold re-
| ligious services on Easter Sunday.
William Wilson came down from
| Butte Monday for visit with his fam
lily and to see his new grandchild
| Hon. Conrad Kohrs left last Sunday
for st. Paul to be gone for five or six
| weeks.
w. Fl. Dashley was in town from the
| lively camp of Garnet last Thursday.
Mrs. P. Fl. Miller, who had been Wis
| iting with Mrs. Mel Lowery and family
| in Butte several days, returned home
| Thursday.
| Mrs ]. H Duffy and children of Ana
conda are visiting Mrs. Amelia Curn
| and other friends in Deer Lodge.
| Mrs. Sullivan of Garnet is visiting
| Deer Lodge friends this week.
| A number of the scholars from the
| second primary department of the pub
| lie school, which is presided over by
| Miss Nlollie Wiles, gave their teacher
| surprise party on Tuesday evening last.
| After indulging in various kinds of in
| door games for a couple of hours the
| young folks partook heartily of re-
| freshments which they brought with
them. consisting of variety of cakes,
| oranges, bananas. etc. All expressed
themselves as having had jolly good
| time
| Monday, April 3. the city election will
| take place, when the nominees of the
| citizens caucus will be indorsed. Frank
| Conley will be reelected mayor, NJ. w.
| Trask, alderman from the First ward:
J. E. O'Neill, alderman from the Second
ward. and Myron Curn alderman from
| the Third ward.
| Miss Minnie Walker, the accomplish
| ed sister of the Rev. A. A. Walker of
| the M. f. church south, went to Butte
| Saturday of last week and will visit
| friends in that city for two or three
| weeks. Miss Walker has an exception
| ally fine voice and she will be missed
| in the choir.
| Mr. and Mrs. O.. c. McQuesten re-
| turned home the first of the week from
| a visit of six weeks duration to rela-
| tives and friends in Brainard,- MINI.
| Mrs. Charles Joyce returned home
| Wednesday from a visit with her hus-
| band and friends in Butte.
| w. l.
| Butte, got home on Wednesday morn
| ing's train.
Many of our old-time residents were
| panied to hear of the death of Capt. T.
| P. Fuller, which occurred al the Black
| feet Indian agency week ago Satur
| day. Captain Fuller was a resident of
| Deer Lodge a great many years ago
| and was married here. the lady of his
| choice being Miss Lille Lippincott- at
| that time one of our foremost society
| ladies.
| Carl Peterson, whose right arm has
become paralvzed as the result of a
gunshot wound received in the first bat
tie of Manila, was formerly a Deer
Lodge boy.
| DR. NJ. J. Bell made visit to Ana
| conda and Butte Tuesday, returning on
| Wednesday evening.
The Women of Woodcraft will give an
| Easter Monday dance at the court
| house on Monday evening, April 5, to
which the general public is invited.
| Miss Bette Batterton returned from
| Butte Monday, where she had been for
| week undergoing treatment for her
| eyes. She is much improved.
John F. Clague came down from Ana
conda Sunday and remained until Mon
day visiting friends.
| Mrs. Claton Ramsdell returned home
! last Saturday from several days visit
ito relatives and friends in Butte.
Henry Kartner came down from
Butte Sunday and remained until Mon
| day visiting his parents and her.
Mrs. H. G. Walton left last Saturday
evening for Missoula on weeks visit
| to Mr. and Mrs. James Osborne.
Miss Edna Reed returned home Mon
| day from a weeks visit to Miss BERTHE
| Hammer in Butte.
| Irving Keith returned ito Bearmouth
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| with his wife in Deer Lodge.
| Attorney J. H. Meyers was engaged
| professionally in Pioneer Tuesday and
| Wednesday last.
| John Schurtz, eX-deputy sheriff of
| Anaconda, paid home folks short visit
! Tuesday.
John H. Trisberger, formerly of Deer
Lodge and Anaconda, is now located in
| Seattle clerking in a hotel.
Prof. 0. E. Bennett. instructor of the
| Citizens band, paid visit to Anaconda
Monday.
A large number of the lady friends of
Mrs. r.. S, Kelley gave that estimable
old-timer a rousing surprise party on
| Thursday evening. The merry surpris-
ers took with them a bountiful luncheon
| of sandwiches. cake and fruits and
most happy evening was spent.
| George Lossl and Baldwin Kau, two
| of Pioneers solid business men, We're
| over from that old placer camp last
Monday. The heavy snow of the past
winter bids fair to make Pioneer live
| ly camp this summer.
| Jerrie Lehgh, who has a lease in the
| Champion district, was in town for a
| few days the latter part of last week.
| L. G. Parker of Garnet arrived on the
noon train Wednesday for visit with
| his wife and daughter.
Miss Ona Dingwall, who is attending
| the College of Montana at this place,
| spent Saturday and Sunday last with
| her parents in New Chicago.
Misses Florence and Marion johnson.
who are attending the public school
| here were with the home folks at Bear
| mouth over Saturday and Sunday.
| Miss Mamie Hardenbrook one of the
| corps of teachers in the Anaconda pub
lie schools, has been spending her East
| err vacation in Deer Lodge the past
| week with her mother and friends.
Miss Sheila Napton is in Butte on a