The Anaconda standard., 1899-10-02

meeting will be with Mrs. w. 3. Car
| ter.
Tonight Miss Nellie A Reynolds of
| Fort Lenhi, Idaho, will give Shake
spearean recital at the state normal.
She She Will render scenes from Macbeth"
| Inc young lady comes highly recon-
| mended, and a pleasant time ie antici-
| pated.
Otho Klemm, who has been in Butte
curing the week as foreman of the
| night.
An agreement has been made by
which the grocery and hardware stores
IN town will close at p. m. after Oc-
tober 2. on all evenings except Satur-
days, during the winter months.
The Ladies' Embroidery club consist
ing of some OF the best-known ladies of
Dliion, all married, met at the home of
Mrs. A. L. Anderson Wednesday and
reorganized for the winter. The club
IS limited to ten members, and it Is
considered to be an honored privilege
70 pc one of its members. Two vacant
places were in its ranks and invita-
tions were extended to two ladies. The
club meets weekly at the home of one
OF the members, each member brings
her needlework, and light refreshments,
ilmlted by the bylaws to three edibles,
are served by the hostess. Occasionally
a meeting is held at which each lady
brings one lady friend, and again the
ladies have their husbands with them,
It is one of the most pleasant affairs of
its Bind in the city. The club will hold
its first regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. A. l.. Anderson next Wednes-
day afternoon
Mrs. A. o. Yearian, wife of DR..
Year1an, the dentist, returned to Dill
lon Sunday night, having been on
visit of several months duration with
her parents in Oregon.
Mrs. b. F. White, accompanied by
her little daughter who has been alb
sent from Dillon for several weeks, dur
ing which time she visited different
points on the coast. returned home
Sunday night.
T. E. c. Lynch was in Butte on busi-
ness Monday.
Manager Kelso of the Copper Queen
mine, over in Idaho, was in Dillon Mon
day on business.
Among the Butte visitors to Dillon
this week were the following. who reg
istered at the Metlen hotel: j. H. Hall,
]. F. Noyes, jr., r. c. Noyes, A. H.
Carleton, Frank Hunter, E. B.
Weirick, N. E. Raffety. j. j. McGet-
tinger H. E. King, Robert n. Burt,
Hannah M. Hampleton, Jacob Cross
man, James G. Evans, F. H. Cooper,
E T. Colby, Joel Rossman.
Miss Nellie Axe, formerly Of this
this week on a visit to friends.
Mrs. Frank Landon, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Zetta, departed
last Saturday for Boston, Mass, where
the young lady will enter the New
England Conservatory of Music. Miss
Zetta aims to be an accomplished vio-
linist
R. M. Funk, a wel-known Hveryman
from Virginia City, was a visitor to
Dillon the first of the week.
Ben F. Fine returned from Dallas,
Tex, Tuesday, accompanied by his
bride, who was Miss Craig, and to
whom he was married last week. The
young couple left for their home in
Virginia City the following day.
Mrs. Edwin Norris spent the week
with friends in Butte while her hus-
band was in attendance at the irriga-
tion congress held in Missoula.
E. 3. Weirick, cashier Of the First
National bank of Butte, was in town
Saturday and attended the sale of the
city bonds.
Mrs. Cannon and Miss Lizzie Jones,
who have been engaged to teach the
Bannack schools, left for that camp
Saturday to assume their duties.
Miss Mary Jones' who has been en-
gagged In teaching the Birch creek
school during the past summer, has re-
turned to Dillon and will enter the
state normal for special course
Misses Hermesmeyer and Christen-
sen arrived in town a few days ago
and have enrolled themselves as stu
dents at the Normal.
President D. e. Sanders of the Nor
NAL has been in Boulder this week as
one of the instructors of the Jefferson
county teachers institute.
Professor H. H. Swain, one of the
instructors of the Normal, returned
from the Chicago trust conference
few days ago and will tell of the meet
ing at an informal talk to be given in
Normal hall Monday evening. Every
body cordially invited.
The wife and children Of c. M.
Smith, special agent Of the National
Life Insurance company, came down
from Butte early in the week and are
guests at the Metlen.
Frank S. Metzel administrator Of the
estate Of the late Alex Metzel, was
in town Saturday on his way home to
Fuller Springs. He had been to Butte
on a business errand.