The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-24
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Continued from Page Sixteen.)

Harry Davis came down from Butte
on the Copper City limited THURSDAY
afternoon for a visit to his parents
Judge and Mrs. s. X. Davis.
C. D. Kenyon went to Missoula
Thursday for short visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Joseph Mulcahy. the popular jeweler
got home Thursday afternoon from a
brief visit to Butte.
Ed O'Mally formerly of Deer Lodge,
but now of Butte, passed through here
Thursday on his way to British Column
bia Ed says he intendes to go from
there to Arizona.
Nat G. Hoss was in Anaconda on
business Wednesday.
c. B. Jones, who lives in the val
ley near to Anaconda, has moved his
family to Deer Lodge for the winter.
Peter Martin, postmaster at Emery
and Jack Denny were in town from
the thriving quartz camp on the hill
Monday.
James L. Goodwin and wife of near
Warm Springs, were in Deer Lodge
Monday on their way to Tacoma,
where they go to visit brother of Mr..
Goodwin's for several weeks. Mr. and
Mrs. Goodwin are old-time residents
of the valley, having lived there since
1865.
Miss Vonnie Owings returned from
her trip through the Yellowstone park
with the Bowie party of Philipsburg
last Sunday and reports having had a
delightful time. She left the party at
Stuart, who drove home by way Of
Anaconda.
Miss Margaret Malonry, daughter of
p j. Maloney of Anaconda, has been
employed to teach the Emery school
and began her duties there last Mon
day. ,4l-44,a
Presiding Elder S. B. Tabor of the
Methodist church, who has been East
for several weeks on business con-
nected with that organization, will re-
turn in time to hold services at the
church here Sunday morning and even
ing. ...
Charlie Beaton came down from
Butte Friday of last week and remain
ed until Sunday, visiting his parents
and friends.
John MoMurray, editor, proprietor
and financial hacker of the only republic
can newspaper in Deer Lodge county,
was down from Anaconda last Satur-
day and ever since our town has he6n
on the BOOM Next to republican high
tariff there is nothing so productive of
prosperity as a republican high-roller:
There will be special music at the
harvest home" service at the Presby-
terrain church at 1880 next Sunday
evening.
Mrs. John Gerdts left last Saturday
for st. Paul, where she goes for the
benefit of her health. That ladys many
friends will hope for her speedy re-
covery.
John Cullerton of the First National
bank of Chicago has been guest or
his friend, John Mcmahon and family
during the past week. Mr.. Cullerton
is enjoying his annual vacation IN
Montana this year.
Attorney and Mrs. J. NJ Meyers, ac-
companied by their son Charlie and lit
tie Nat Hoss, have gone for few
days outing in the mountains eest OF
town.
VIII Martz passed through Deer
Lodge Wednesday morning for ms
home in Butte, returning from visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. +.
MartZ, at their home in the Bitter ROOT
valley. Wits wife and children re-
turned home by train.
Mrs. e. NJ Drake of Elyria, Ohio,
mother of Mrs. George Carleton, ar
rived in Deer Lodge last Saturday on
visit to her daughter. 49, Il
President and Mrs. Martin. assisted
by the faculty of the Young Ladles
seminary, gave reception at tne
seminary parlors Friday evening which
was largely attended and highly en-
joyed. A splendid vocal and instru-
mental programme was rendered.
James c. Dawson. son of promln-
ent St Louis attorney, who had been |
spending his summer vacation at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Irvine
near here, left for his home in st;
Louis last Tuesday, going by way of
Salt Lake and Denver. 1t was the |
young mans first visit to Montana,
but was so full of genuine enjoyment |
that it is not likely to be the last.
Attorney Scharnkow was in Ana |
conda Monday attending to business
before the district court.
n Nv~t11 ~ 1,sn sI,trA 1D1n h n
left Wednesday afternoon for an out
ing in the Bitter Root valley. He will |
visit his uncles, Gus and viii Solleder, |
who are farming in that valley.
William Williams, accompanied by |
his son Hal, left for Helena Tuesday, |
where the young man will enter bust
ness college.
T. C. Irvine, road supervisor of this
district, went to Butte Saturday even
ing to be present at the funeral of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. e. H. Irvine, which
took place in that city last Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Howsley left Tuesday for
Kansas City, where for the next two
months she will visit relatives and
friends.
Gus Pineau, the pioneer placer
miner, accompanied by his wife, came
in from there the first of the week and
will occupy their residence here TINS
winter
Mrs, A. d. Hoss, accompanied her
father, DR.. J. T. Matson, as far as
Butte Tuesday, on his return to his
home in Louisiana, Mo.
Dr. j. II. Owings of this city was
elected grand inner guard at the
meeting of the x. of p. grand lodge in
Butte this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Evans entertain
ed at dinner Thursday at their country
home, some four miles west of town.
Mrs. Mary B. Evans, mother of Mis-
Evans, Mrs. James Lear and Mrs
Fannie Wiles. A big dinner, which in
among other good things, roast