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

Butte. 1t is not improbable that that
| order will picnic here tomorrow, Sun
| day.
| "A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs
| A. b. Clements of Butte, DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Baird Of Helena, Mrs. Hunt,
| mother of Mrs. Baird, and Mrs. Gle
ments and Miss Clements, sister of Mr.
Clements, of Washington, d. c., left
| Tuesday for the Clearwater country for
months outing.
| The Misses Evelena and Cornelia Van
| Gundy gave picnic party out to r.
vine lake Thursday in honor of their
cousin, Miss Dautell, of Butte. who is
visiting them. The party consisted of
| Misses Linda Williams, Jessie and Lii
liam Humber, Nellie Fox, Bette Bat
| terton, Sallie Batterton, Katie Van
Gundy. Dautell Bette Williams, who
| acted as chaperone, and Messrs. H. j.
Corwine, w. H. Vaughn, Jay Van
Gundy and Eugene Funk. A bounte-
Gus luncheon was taken along and a
| splendid days outing enjoyed on the
banks of the lake.
Joseph A. Hyde, accompanied by his
son, Joseph, jr. and Harold Mitchell
left to-day, Saturday, for San Mateo,
| Cal, where the two young men will
enter school for the coming year.
A. D. Hoss and Thomas Morgan left
Friday morning in light spring wagon
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some placer mining ground in which
| they are interested there.
Mrs. c. D. Joslyn is on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Lon r. Hoss, of Philips
burg.
William Wallace of New Chicago, ac-
companied by his niece, Miss jamie
| Hibbs of Gold Creek, were visitors in
Deer Lodge Saturday of last week.
| Mrs. Frank Conley left last Monday
afternoon for visit to Missoula
| friends.
Mrs Mitchell of Anaconda visited
her friend, Mrs. A. X. Bowden, in this
city last Sunday.
Assessor George S. Miller went to
Boulder on business last Sunday.
| Under Sheriff Dave Morgan was in
town Tuesday from Anaconda.
Arthur j. Smith of Spokane is visit
ing his brother, A. B. Smith, of this
city.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Mason last Tuesday
Mrs. H. w. Wheeler visited her broth
err, H. c. Davis, several days in Avon
last week.
Misses Cora and Ada Smith came
down from Butte last Sunday and have
been visiting during the week with Miss
| Elizabeth Aylesworth.
Mrs. George w. Morse of New Chi
cago who had been visiting Mrs. H. S.
Harris, left for her home Monday after
| noon.
Mrs Tom McTague and Mrs Patrick
Cahalin left on the Copper City Linn
tied Wednesday afternoon for a visit
to ]. X. Wells and family at Gar
net.
| l. S. Eldred, wife and children came
down last Sunday from Warm Springs
for visit with Mrs. H. S. Harris.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Lightfoot last Saturday morning
at the John Williams ranch, four miles
south of this city.
Will Kohrs and Oscar Bielenberg left
| Tuesday for a prospecting trip in the
vicinity of Pioneer.
| Miss Clara Dana and Miss Mary
| Cockrell left Wednesday for Hamilton,
in the Bitter Root valley, where they
will visit friends for the next two or
three weeks.
Charlie Reid came in the first of the
week from his placer mines in Spring
gulch about seven miles east of this
| place, and brought with him SO ounces
| of gold dust, the result of his first
cleanup. 1t is worth about $1,000, and
represents four months work. He
thinks the water will last about two
weeks longer, at the end of which time.
or when the water fails, he will close
down for the season.
| Manager c. d. Joslyn of the f. l..
Bonner company. accompanied by his
daughter Nina and son Don. left last
| Wednesday afternoon for his annual
outing in the Big Blackfoot country.
He was joined al Drummond by A. G.
Atwater and family. Phil Wiseman and
| family and ]. c. Berry and wife all
of Butte. They will be gone couple of
weeks.
F. c. Webster, a prominent attorney
of Missoula, was in Deer Lodge on legal
| business Thursday.
Russell Appling and Herbert Foster
came down from Butte last Sunday and
visited with relatives and friends.
Mrs John II. Williams and children
and Master Conrad Wipf, after a
WEEKS visit with Dr. j. H. Owings and
family, returned to their home in Phil
ipsburg Monday.
Russell T. Mason of Butte came down
from there last Saturday and returned
Monday. accompanied by his wife, who
had been spending the summer at Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Peck's.
j. =. Smith, who had been en- an
| outing in the Flathead lake country
| with party of friends from Dillon, ar
rived home Monday and is again doing
guard duty at the pen.
| Mrs. Zerelda Simpson, who resided
| in Deer Lodge some years ago and was
a sister of Ben and Lear of this city,
| died at the home of her son-in-law,
| o. N. Mathews, in Missoula, Wednes-
| day of last week, aged 10 years. She
| had been a resident of Montana since