The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-30

| picturesque group of young folks that
assembled on the spacious lawn that
evening, wearing the costumes they
were wont to don in childhood's days,
and playing the games they INDUCED
in when all were boys and girls to-
gether. The lawn was beautifully dec
GRATED with Chinese lanterns and a
guitar and mandolin trio stationed
upon the veranda RECALLED the merry
makers with vocal and instrumental
music during the evening. Every one
Tor the time being was kid again,
and all sorts of pranks and childhood
| games were INDUCED in with vim
and relish seldom outdone by sure
nuf Kids. 1t was indeed happy par
| " ana one long to be remembered by
those participating in it's festivities.
A delicious luncheon of coffee, cake
ice cream, ETC., was served during the
evening, and what was undoubtedly
one OF the largest and most enjoyable
paftes or the season came to an end
ing with an exchange of good wishes
neLWeen guests and hosts.
President A. B. Martin of the Young
ladies' Seminary of Montana, formerly
the College of Montana, left for Butte
on business visit Wednesday evening
Lieutenant Richards and his father. ex-
governor Richards, were on the same
train, the governor having gone down
70 GARRISON ITO meet his son, who was on
his return home to Butte from Manila.
Lieutenant Richards, who is well
known here, where he served as guard
at the penitentiary for a number of
months, stepped from the train for a
few minutes and shook hands with Ma
Jor Conley and number of other
friends and acquaintance. The lieu
tenant has lost in flesh considerably
| since he was last among us. the cam
| paign in the Philippines having evil
IDENTIFY been a severe one on him.
Carl Peterson, an eXDeer Lodge boy,
who was 80 severely wounded in the
Philippines, came down from Butte last
| Sunday with Eddie Ward and together
| they spent the day visiting with old
time friends and relatives
| Will Clark. wife and daughter of
Great Falls arrived on the noon train
| Thursday and will visit with relatives
and friends in this city for while. They
will be guests of Joseph A. Hyde and
| family at their home on Missouri ave-
nue.
| Charles r. Kessler and son Carl left
| last Sunday for Clearwater creek. a
| tributary Of the Big Blackfoot, for a
months outing.
| DR.. Rickert went to Dog creek Thurs
| day for days fishing.
Frank Whitworth left for Salt Lake
| last Saturday, to be gone for week or
| two, on a visit to relatives and friends.
Franks father and mother live in Salt
Lake, and he will greatly enjoy visit
with the old folk, whom he hasn't seen
| for some months.
| Misses Lulu, Gertie and Maude
| Schurtz drove over to Anaconda on
| Tuesday, and returned home Wednes
| day. They were accompanied on their
return by Clara Smith, who will visit
with them for few days.
| N. j. Bielenberg and family, and w.
l. Higgins and III. Fl. Zenor camped on
| Rock creek, below the Pioneer crossing,
Friday of last week, and enjoyed the
day fishing.
| DIR. o. Y. Warren of Warm Springs
and J. E. Bradley, formerly in the drug
business here. were entertained at din
ner last Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. ALI.
| Whitworth.
Dick Dickinson left last Monday for
the Buffalo Hump country.
Miss Nellie and Master Jimmie Mills
left for Helena Friday of last week,
and will make their home there for the
present, with their father, Capt. James
H. Mills
Public Administrator j. Y. Batterton
went to Race Track Tuesday on bust
ness connected with the estate of An
derson Koontz.
A son was born last Sunday morning
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison of
this city Mr.. Harrison is employed as
guard al the pententiary.
| The Rev. H. J. Corwine of the Chris
| tian church, this city, will preach at
the Race Track /. Q. G. Z. hall next
Sunday, July 80, at 3 o'clock.
! DIR. J. H. Owings went up to Ana
| conda Monday and assisted in organ
| izing X of P. lodge in that city
! w. P. Roberts and Joe Haskins were
down from Butte last Saturday. They
are members of the Sons of St George
| and may induce that order to come
here for their annual picnic.
| Dan Mckenzie and wife and niece
Miss Lizzie Young, We're in from their
home on Dog creek Thursday. Mrs.
Mckenzie, who returned last week
| from a visit to relatives and friends
| in Michigan and Canada, reports hav-
| ing had a most enjoyable time. She
| went east last February and had not
| seen the home folks for IL years. She
did not announce the fact of her going
and gave them an agreeable surprise
when she arrived there. Although she
had most pleasant visit, she is glad
to be back at her old Montana home.
| Master Howard Welch came down
from Anaconda Monday for a few
days visit with home folks, after
which he will go to Hamilton, in the
| Bitter Root valley, to be a guest at
| the home of Marcus Daily and family.
Misses Augusta Bielenberg and Ma
bel Beaumont of Deer Lodge and AL
| lie Lowry of Butte left Wednesday
| for short visit to Miss Dora Bishop
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.
| Birdseye in Avon.
Mrs. A. A. Abbott and little son,
| who have been in Deer Lodge for sew
eral weeks past, returned to their
| home in Butte last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Van Gundy left
for Salt Lake last Saturday for a few
| days visit.
Mrs. Maud Davis-Baker of Helena
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
S. K. Davis, at their home on E street
Joe Coleman was up from the new
| reduction works he is interested in
building near old Beartown last Mon
day. He reports things as progress
ing nicely.
Miss Johanna Menard left for Butte
| Thursday, where she will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Godin. and other relatives for
a short while
Mrs. d. N. Upton, who had been on