The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-13

do things by halves. and the spread Joe
set UP for his friends was no exception
to the rule. Everything good was on
the table. including spring chicken and
bountiful supply of choice drinkables.
After the guests had partaken of the
birthday dinner they went down to the
town of Emery near by and. together
with the boys and girls of Emery, in
dulged in a social dance at the school
house there. There is more real enjoy
ment to the square inch to be had in
Emery than anywhere else on earth.
Even a petrified man could enjoy him
self up there.
DIR. A. B. Martin of the Young La
dies seminary went to Butte Wednes-
day evening on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Lear were in town
from their ranch home Thursday.
Miss Mamie Hardenbrook went to
Butte Thursday for a short visit with
friends.
]. H. A Trisberger, who has been
absent to Honolulu and coast cities for
several months. returned Wednesday
night and will remain in Deer Lodge for
the present. He gives an interesting ac-
count of his travels and says he enjoyed
the trip to the Sandwich islands and re-
turn very much.
w. /. Higgins returned the first Of
the week from business visit to Har-
lem, in the northeastern part of the
state on the Great Northern railway.
Mrs. Quinlan and daughter. Miss Mag
gle, were in town shopping Tuesday
from their home on Dempsey creek.
]. NJ. Reynolds, deputy sheriff of Sill
yer Bow county. accompanied by mis-
wife and son, came down from Butte
Thursday and left Friday in company
with Joseph Micheau and family for an
outing in the Big Blackfoot country.
They expect to be gone until about the
LIST of September
Mrs. Mary e. Mitchell of Warm
Springs was visitor in town Wednes-
day and spent the day as guest of
Mrs. Sam Scott.
Mrs. Mel Lowery and children OF
Butte returned home last Sunday night
after very pleasant three weeks visit
to friends in Deer Lodge.
DIR. o. B. Whitford of Butte. accom-
panied by his wife and his wife's sis
ter, Mrs. Jean Thoroughman, and his
daughter. Mrs. Harvey Cullom, paid
visit to Deer Lodge friends last
Sunday and were guests at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman while
here. The doctor and his family were
residents of Deer Lodge many years
ago, but it had been nine years since
his last visit to the old town. He is
contemplating a visit in October to his
son, DIR. Charles S. Whitford. who Is
enjoying good health and a lucrative
practice at Lewiston, Idaho. Mrs.
Cullom intended to leave Butte last
Tuesday for HALEY, Idaho, to join her
husband who Is engaged in putting
up a large quartz mill there. Mr.. Gull
lom was employed at the Lexington
mill in Butte for a number of years,
and soon after 1t closed down left for
johannesburg, South Africa, where he
superintendent the building of a large
mill, on the completion of which he
- he 1oft
for Haley a few months ago Mr..
Cullom thinks they will remain in Hal
ley for some time to come.
Judge yelling Napton, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Sheila, and
Misses Florence Kelley and Linnie
Montague, paid a visit to Anaconda
Saturday, the young ladies returning
Monday.
Walter Hardenbrook came down from
Butte last Sunday and spent the day
at home with his mother.
Ed Ward and Carl Peterson were
down from Butte and spent the day
last Sunday.
Mrs. H. S. Clark of Butte, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Clara,
came down from Butte last Sunday
and spent the day as guests of M.
Bien and wife at their home on the
north side.
d. N. Upton of Butte spent last
Sunday with his family in Deer Lodge,
Wade Steele came down from Butte
last Sunday and spent the day with
the folks at home
Dan WEIGH, jr., of the Copper City
company, Anaconda, came down last
Sunday and enjoyed a visit with his
father, sisters and friends.
Mrs. DR.. W. H. O'Neill and baby went
to Butte Tuesday for visit with rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. O'Neill is a
daughter of DR.. Blackburn of Butte.
Charles X. Hardenbrook, ex-deputy
sheriff of Deer Lodge county, now of
Bozeman, came over from there Tues
day and remained a couple OF days in
Deer Lodge. The many friends of his
oldest daughter, Miss Abbie Harden
brook, will be pleased to learn that that
young lady, who went to Philadelphia
several months ago with eyesight al
most gone. has, under the care of skill
ed oculists, regained her sight and
hopes are entertained that she will ulti-
mately entirely recover. Miss Abbie Is
yet in the East. Mr.. Hardenbrook
states that Miss Linda, his second
daughter, and the rest of the family are
in good health and well pleased with
their new location.
l.. j. Baker and wife. and Miss Annie
Baker of Anaconda, Mrs. Maud Davis
Baker of Helena, and Harry Davis of
Butte spent last Sunday in Deer Lodge,
at the home of Judge and Mrs. S. K.
Davis.
Misses Augusta Bielenberg and Miss
Alice Lowery returned Monday from a
visit to c. G. Birdseye and wife at
Avon.
ALT Whitworth, the popular druggist,
left Wednesday morning for a business
trip to Salt Lake. He goes to purchase
a stock of holiday goods from l.. H.
Fielding, who, with assistants, carry
a full carload of samples and repre-
sent five of the largest New York i'm
porters.
Miss Katherine Kohrs. after de-
lightful four weeks visit to friends in
Helena, returned home Wednesday.
Thomas S. Kilgallon, DR.. w. H. Hav-
Hand and ]. T. Sidley were in town
from Butte Tuesday. looking over Deer
Lodge as a place for holding the first
annual outing of the B. p. o. E. of