The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-30

was injured in the Emery mine explo-
sion. Mr.. Como will lost his eye.
William Dashley and Charley Dam
nison came up from Garnet Thursday.
1t is said they are bound for the Klon-r
dixie country.
Col w. N. Aylesworth took the noon
train Thursday for Butte.
ii. w. Wheeler was in town Thurs
day from Avon. He expects to move
here soon with his family and go into
business.
James Hartford, an old-timer of Bear
gulch, was in town few days the past
week. He left for home on Thursday
mornings train.
w. NJ. Wheeler, travelling man from
st. Louis, but who lived in Helena
over 20 years ago. was interviewing
Deer Lodge business men Wednesday,
Miss Mabel Catlin left Friday for
Douglas creek, where she will teach
a term of school.
Rev. James C. Coleman of Goshen,
N. Y, will occupy the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church the first Sunday in
May and will thereafter conduct reg
ular services there, he having been
called to the passionate Of that church.
Mrs. Annie Milroy was in town from
her home on Willow creek in Granite
county last Tuesday.
Joe Quesenbery. one of the guards at
the "pen," is back from Texas, where
he had been on a visit to relatives for
some months past.
Mrs. William Williams and Mrs. NJ
Beaumont. who attended the state con-
week, are home again. Mrs. Williams
was appointed sentinel of the state
lodge.
Sheriff Jack Conley was in town on
Thursday on official business.
D. ]. Welsh and Martin Gleeson were
visitors to Anaconda Wednesday,
Rev. Father H. Arts of st. Peters
Mission, in Cascade county, was a
guest of Father De Ryckere couple
of days the past week. He returned
home Thursday.
Joe Coleman went to Missoula for
few days business visit Monday.
Lee Kelley, who was on a visit to his
family and friends in Deer Lodge, re-
turned to Philipsburg the first of the
week.
Guy Shaubut left for Winston last
Monday and will engage in mining
there.
E. Girard was in town for a short
while last Monday from Warm
Springs.
A. F. Harmed. recently from Ana
conda, has taken a position with the
e. L. Bonner company.
E. w. Holly, proprietor of the Cash
store, was slightly indisposed the first
| of the week. but is all right again.
Hon. Conrad Kohrs, who had been in
the East for several weeks past, re-
| turned home Wednesday evening.
William p. Rafter of Butte has taken
| the place of Lee Haskell in the dry
| goods department of the E. L. Bonner
company.
Attorney Ed Scharnikow and wife are
| expected home in few days from a
| visit to California. Misses Jessie and
| Lillian Humber, who accompanied
| them, will remain for a visit with their
sister. Mrs. D. S. Fotheringham, at
| Northport, Wash.
George Regain and Walter Nichols,
| with their families, are recent arrivals
here from Williamstown, Lewis county,
| Mo.
N, ]. Bielenberg and wife visited Mr.
| and Mrs. D. d. Walker in Anaconda
one day last week.
| Deer Lodge has recently been enjoy
ing a season of surprise parties, and
| not to be outdone in this respect the
| high school scholars on Thursday even
| ing gave their principal, H. E. Wolfe
a rousing surprise, the occasion being
his birthday anniversary. The pupils
! took bountiful supply of good things