The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-26


nection with her life among the inter-
esting and peculiar people of the land
of perpetual summer. Mrs. Simpson
followed with paper of merit. taking
up the history of the islands from the
time of the kings to the present. In
strumental numbers by Miss Bielenberg
closed the evenings exercises. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Reed on Tuesday evening next, Haw-
thorne and his people furnishing ma
terial for the programme.
Miss Laura Prtchard, toll oper-
ator for the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company of Butte, returned to
her home in the Silver City last satur-
day morning after a pleasant visit of
several days with Miss Odile Narcotic
at her home on South Main street
Mrs. H. P. Mcfarland of Anaconda
| is a visitor in the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace Fisher. on Rainbow
avenue.
Miss Eta Reed, confidential clerk in
the counting room of the Bonner Mer
camille company, spent last Sunday
guest in the home of her mother in
Butte.
| Fred Biggerman, one of the salient
residents of the old mining camp of
Pioneer. was business visitor to Deer
| Lodge on Monday last
| Howard Hasselberger of the Cash
Grocery company visited Anaconda in
a business way last Saturday.
]. NJ Simpson, member of the Ana
conda bar spent Sunday and Monday
last with his family in Deer Lodge.
DR.. ]. P. Rains of Butte was guest
in the home of Mrs. Melinda Woodward
| on Missouri avenue last Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Richards of Anaconda
| is visiting in Deer Lodge, guest of her
sister, Mrs. Frank Conley, on South
| Main street.
Rev. Mr.. Whitesides of Bozeman and
Mrs Rollie Gillian of Boulder. both
| members of the Methodist conference
| in recent session in this city. departed
for their homes on Mondays east
bound train.
| Levi Davis of Anaconda. at one time
associated with A. D. Peck in this city
| in the abstract business, spent several
days during the past week with friends
in Deer Lodge.
Charles Joyce of Butte spent last
| Sunday with his family in this city.
| The Kings Daughters society of the
Presbyterian church will give an Easter
supper Friday, March 81. in the room
formerly occupied by Owings drug
store. A New England supper. consist
ing of beans, brown bread and pies also
| ice cream and cake will be served.
| Attorney Ed Scharnikow was legally
engaged for several days this week be-
fore the district court of Granite county
in session at Philipsburg.
| E. w. Hally. the Main street mer
chant, was a social and business visi-
tor to Butte on Tuesday and Wednes-
day last.
Mrs Will Rhodes spent a number of
| days during the week a guest of friends
in Butte.
r. G.. Humber received a letter last
week from his son, Hart, now in Alas
ka. He stated he was well and had
| r1onfv of nr0ViSinnS He had Snant the
winter so far at Boundary Bar, in the
vicinity of Fort Cuddihy. but said that
in few days he. in company with Jack
Iseman. formerly of Anaconda. would
leave for their claims up on the north
fork of Forty Mile, distant about 10
miles from Dawson City.
Miss Lou Shurtz is home from visit
of several weeks to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Bynum and family in Butte.
Hon L. C. Parker. representative
from Granite county in the last legis-
lature, spent several days during the
past week with his family in Deer
Lodge
Mrs. Clayton Ramsdell of the lower
valley is a guest of relatives in Butte.
A son was born to the wife of Albert
| Bien at their home on E street last
Monday.
Peter Walton and W. N. Aylesworta
were on business bent in Butte on Tues
| day and wednesday last.
Miss Cornelia Van Gundy is a Wis ter
to her sister, Miss Evalina Van Gundy,
in Butte where She will remain for the
next 10 days.
| Dan Coughlan, a prosperous farmer
of the Bitter Root valley, at one time
prominently identified with mining de-
| velopments in the Zosel country, near
this place spent several days during the
past week with oldtime Deer Lodge
friends.
H. B. Davis and family are expected
home to-day from San jose, Cal, where
they have been sojourning for the past
three months.
Mrs Theodore Brantly and children
will go to Helena early next week to
join Judge Brantly in a permanent res
idence in the state capital.
Miss Ona Dingwall, a student in the
| College of Montana, enjoyed a visit of
several days during the week with her
parents and friends in New Chicago.
DR.. o. Y. Warren of Warm Springs
was a visitor to Deer Lodge between
trains on Wednesday last.
DIR. C. G. Glass and wife and Mrs.
Walter Gilmer returned Wednesday at
ternoon last from visit of several
days in Butte.
Miss Allie Albee is home from four
months stay in Dillon, where the young
| lady was pursuing school duties in the
state normal institution of learning.
| Robert Mcdonald, a well known bust
ness resident of Philipsburg, was a
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Coleman on Missouri avenue on
| Thursday and Friday.
| Capt. James II. Mills is expected to
arrive in his home in Helena on Mon
| day next from stay Of three weeks
| in San Joe. Cal, where he was called
to attend his late wife in her illness.
| His daughter, Mrs. John G. Morony,
| will remain in the Western city until
the early part of June, companion
| to her sister and brother, Miss Nellie
Mills and Master James, who are at
| tending school there.
Mrs. Frank Boucher and little daugh-
| ter of Butte are visitors this week in
the home Of Mayor and Mrs. Frank
| Conley.
Mrs. Joseph LIE Beuf and children
have returned to their home in Ana
conda after visit of 10 days with
Mrs. LIE Beuf's mother, Mrs. Narcotic,
| on South Main.