The Anaconda standard., 1899-04-09

VIII MAKE Ief lulutt llbIft. sflit "i'ii
Deer Lodge and Montana just over
flowing with manageable young men.
such instances happen right along:
Brace up, boys: have all our men OF
nerve gone to Manila?
Fl. b.. Davis and wife and children
got home on the noon train "Wednesday
from their winters sOjourn in Callfor-
MIA. All are in excellent health Nlr.
Davis has secured another contract for
surveying government lands and will
begin operations about the 1st of May
Mrs. S. NJ. Wilkinson. who had been
in Helena during the past two months.
on visit to friends and relatives. re-
turned home Wednesday. Her many
friends will be pleased to know that
she is enjoying better health than for
number of years past
Joseph Mulcahey, one of our most
popular society young men. spent Eas-
ter Sunday in Butte. where he ATTENDED
the imposing services at the Catholic
church on that day.
Gene Mcfarland and Gus Pinaud Went
over to Pioneer Wednesday to make
preparations for opening up their plac-
er mines in that section as soon as the
weather will permit. They have good
ground, and with the abundance OF wa
ter which the heavy snow Of the past
winter promises, will take out plenty
of the yellow dust the coming season.
Billy Stiner, one of the ld-time bust
ness men of Pioneer drove over from
there in his sleigh Wednesday, an un-
usual occurrence for this season of the
year He says the outlook for the old
| placer camp is good, and with an in
creased water supply she will be a
hummer this summer
| Mrs. d. N. Upton and daughter. Eu-
| lalia. went to Warm Springs Wednes-
| day, where they will meet Mr. Upton,
who went there from Butte for the BEN
eft of his health.
Miss Lizzie Aylesworth, who had been
| visiting her parents, Colonel and MIS-.
| Ayesworth, for several days, returned
| to her studies at the Wesleyan unlVer-
| sity, Helena, on Wednesday,
| Mrs. j. C. Styles of Avon visited rel
atives and friends in Deer Lodge sew
eral days during the past week.
Mrs. J. H. Duffy, after visiting with
| friends here for several days, returned
to her home in Anaconda last Tues
day.
Mrs. e. J. Luxton of Centerville was
in Deer Lodge last Tuesday in attend
ance at the wedding of M. J. Kelley
and Miss Mary Fitzpatrick.
| P. Nielsen and ]. Holsit of Warm
Springs were Deer Lodge visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. Trning Keith went to Bearmouth
! on the morning train Wednesday and
will remain there for awhile on a visit
with her husband and friends.
Mrs. Will Dierks of Butte has been
a guest at the home of Mrs. and Mrs.
Conrad Kohrs during the past week.
Mrs. Charles H. Carver. who is MAX
ing her residence here during the alb
sence of her husband and son, Will
| who are on their way to the klondike
received letter from them last week
dated Lake Bennett, March 16, in
which it was stated that they were in
the best of health.
Deer Lodge is in the throes of a
| fancy work craze, and all the ladies
| who can spare the time are taking les
sons.
Mrs A H. Mitchell was in the city
over Thursday from Warm Springs
DR.. w. NJ. Howsley was in Butte or
business the first of the week.
Aubrey Robinson returned to Butte
| Wednesday after a few days visit
with his mother in Deer Lodge He
was accompanied by his sister, Miss
| Norma Robinson.
Judge and Mrs. B. F. Brown anG
Nathan Smith came up from the great
railroad center of Garrison last Tues
town on the trail to Bear as the Hon
| Martin Maginnis would say.
Henry Tamcke and bride drove oval
from Pioneer Wednesday morning anc
took the noon train for Butte.
Billy Wallace who has lived down il
the canyon near New Chicago so long
| and has become so prosperous that ht
owns everything around him as far as
| he can see, except when he look:
| straight up, was in town for a few
hours last Friday, shaking hands witt
his many friends.
DR.. o. Y. Warren was in town or
business from Warm Springs last Mon
day.
Attorney o. B. OBannon was in Ana
conda several days the past week OF
professional business.
Charles Hepner, postmaster at Gran
ite, was in Deer Lodge Tuesday, tn,
guest of Dan Hertz and family.
j. w. Farley, one of the oldest of old
timers from Pioneer and vicinity, cam,
over from the old camp Wednesday,
Postmaster Z. S. Stackpole receive,
the sad intelligence Tuesday of tn
death in Athens, Tenn. of his eldes
brother. Thomas Stackpole.
Mrs. William Hawley of the Bite
Root valley is in the city, visiting witt
| relatives and friends.
Achille Menard has been in Butte tn
past 10 days on a visit to friends
Mrs. t. c. Catlin, who has been lai,
up for the past two or three weeks il
consequence Of a fall, is very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Henry FHatherman and littl
daughter of New Chicago We're th
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. McPher
son several days during the past week
Mrs. Fred II. Hoss. who had beer
spending the past winter at the hom,
of her mother in Marshall Mo-, re
turned home Thursday last.
Rev. Father De Ryckere will sa,
mass in Phlipsburg at and 10 a. m
Sunday. April 8.
Mrs. Ernest Preston and little daugh
ter came down from Emery last weel
and are again residents of our town
Mr.. Preston is still employed in tn
Emery mine and makes his home up a
the camp
Mrs. M. f. Sherman. who has been il
the millinery and notion business i,
Deer Lodge for a number of years, i
closing out her stock preparatory t.
| going out of business. She is not goin;
to Phoenix.
Herbert Foster. who is attending
Butte business college, after fey
days visit with his parents, returne'