The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
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cry and children and Mrs. A. G. Cor
bett of Butte. The pleasure of the party
was somewhat marred by Mrs. Beau
mont being taken quite ill and remain
ing so far a couple Of days the first OF
the week. She was brought to town
and is now about well again.
DR.. Peter Mussigbrod came up from
his mines in the Garnet district Thurs
day evening.
Judge B. F. Brown of Garrison was
in the city Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hyde of Savannah,
Mo-, arrived in Deer Lodge last Mon
day and quite agreeably surprised her
son. Joseph A. Hyde, and family, who
were unaware of her coming. In com
pany with Mr.. Hyde she went to Hell
ena Wednesday to visit her brother.
A. G. Clark, an old-time and prominent
resident of that place, who has been
seriously ill recently. Mrs. Hyde was
souri, by John L. King and wife of
Butte, who had been on visit to
friends and relatives in that state.
Mrs. Mamie B. Mills, who has taught
many years in the public school here
and who was selected to teach for the
coming term, has resigned her position
and with her family of three children
removed to Bozeman this week. They
have many warm friends in Deer Lodge
who will exceedingly regret their going
away.
Mrs. J. c. Robinson, who has been
in poor health for some time past. left
Wednesday afternoon for Chicago,
where she goes for the benefit of her
health. She was accompanied asst
by her sister, Mrs. Biggs, of Helena.
Mrs. Robinson's son, Aubrey, came
down from Butte last Sunday to bid
his mother goodbye.
Mrs John H. Williams and little
daughter of Philipsburg came over
from there last Saturday and are
guests Of DR.. ]. H. Owings and fam
ily
Miss Dantell of Butte, niece Of J.
f. Van Gundy, arrived from there on
Wednesday for visit with his family
In West Deer Lodge.
Professor j. T. Bramble of Marys-
vile, the new principal of the Deer
Lodge public school, was in town scv-
eral days this week looking for a suit
able residence for his family.
w. G. Winans arrived from Detroit.
Mich, Monday and has taken charge
of the dry goods department in the
E. L. Bonner company store.
j. r. Russell, an old-time resident
of Deer Lodge, but now of Butte, was
in town Friday afternoon of last week
renewing old acquaintance. haTscn
Russell, as we used to call nt'n, came
to this city way back yon1er when
his hair was as black as ravens
wing, and was the first resident Pres
byterian minister to locate haro, and
we think also in Butte. Mr.. Russelrs
stepson, ex-City Clerk Perrin 1rvire
of Butte, who is now doing a thriving
business as a commission N er2hant in
Shanghai China, was recently united
in marriage to a handsome yoang lacy,
a native of Shanghai. of English pa
rentage. Perrin writes that ne is do
ing well in the Orient and hopes soCn
to be living on the shady side Of Easy
street
Mrs. p. Fl. Miller and son. Mahicn,
left Monday afternoon for a visit TO
her friend, Mrs. Hedge, in the Filter
Root valley.
Phil Levy and wife If Butte drove
down from there Mon lay and spent
a couple of days as guests of the
Misses Van Gundy in West Deer
Lodge. 1880
Mel P. McGhee came in from his
placer mines at Top O. Deep gulch Mon
day evening, and after selling his dust
and shaking hands with friends in town
returned to the diggigs again Wednes-
day. On his return he was accompa-
MED by his daughter, Miss Hervie Nc
Ghee. and Mrs. S. M. Wilkinson an old
time friend of the family, who goes for
a few days visit with Mrs. McGhee and
other friends at Deep.
Miss Alma Bielenberg left Friday for
a visit to friends in Helena. She will
be the guest of Miss Belle Cory while
there.
Mrs. H. S. Harris returned last Sat
urday from a visit to friends in Philips
burg.
Mrs Sam Scott and daughter, Miss
Matte and Miss Alice WEIGH We're
guests of Mrs. DR.. A. H. Mitchell at
Warm Springs several days last week.
Mrs. Mccormick of Missoula, sister
of Mrs j. c. Robinson, spent several
days the past week with the latter be-
fore her departure for Chicago
N. j. Bielenberg made business trip
to Butte Monday, returning Wednes-
day.
Frank Mullen and Jack King We're
over from Pioneer on business the lat
ter part of last week.
J. d. Gabelhei of Race Track has
moved to Deer Lodge with his family.
They are occupying the Dakin residence
on South D street.
Rev. H. j. Corwine will preach at
Race Track Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Miss Irene McQuesten, who had been
paying a visit of several weeks to Miss
Mary Cockrell and other friends in
Deer Lodge, returned to her home at
Bearmouth last Saturday.
Miss May Wood of Denver, Colo,
who had been on an extended visit to
friends in this city, Butte, Helena and
Bozeman, left Friday for her Colorado
home. She was the guest of Judge and
Mrs S. X Davis while here.
J. NJ. Boardman left Monday for a
business trip around the state and eX-
poets to be gone until about the 18th of
the month.
Misses Theo and Charlotte Russell
of Butte, who had been guests at the
home of S. E. Larabie and family for
several weeks. departed for their home