The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10
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The Deer Lodge public school will
open Monday Sept. IL. Professor Bram-
bic, the principal, has assigned :he
teachers as follows: Primary depart
ment, first grade, Miss Blaisdell; 80 c.
ond grade, Miss Mabel Catlin; third
and fourth. Miss Mollie Wiles. Gram
mar department, fifth and sixth grades,
Miss Cornelia Van Gundy: seventh and
eighth, Miss Hagerty. High school,
Mrs. ]. M. Simpson and Professor
Bramble.
Dr. ]. W. Reed, dentist, of Butte has
returned to Montana after two years
absence in the klondike. The doctor
has many friends in Deer Lodge who
will be pleased to learn of his return
from the frozen north.
Mrs. William Coleman went TO Butte
Tuesday for short visit with friends.
Mrs DIR. A. H. Mitchell came down
from Warm Springs last Saturday ard
spent the day with Mrs. Sam Scott.
Mrs. H. S. Harris spent the greater
part of last week visiting her laugh
tiers, Mrs. Lou Spence of Anaconda and
Mrs. l. S. Eldred of Warm Springs.
j. c. Luppy resigned his position as
instructor of the pen band last ' eek
and went to Butte, where he has taken
a place in the Alice band.
Jacob Hitz of Bielenberg & Hitz went
TO Camp creek last Saturday TO look
after his mining interests in that sec
ton.
Mrs. A B. Smith and children re-
turned last week from an extended Wis
it to relatives and friends in Nebraska.
James w. Fox and family came in
from their home in the Big Hole basin
Monday evening and will reside in Deer
Lodge during the winter occupying the
residence of H. S. Reed on Rainbow
avenue.
Martin Gleason, for many years en-
ployed as guard at the penitentiary
here, was married on Wednesday to
Miss NJ M. Henneberry at the home of
her parents near Dillon. The bride and
groom will reside for the present in
Deer Lodge.
James Whalen, an old time resident of
Blackfoot City, spent several days in
Deer Lodge last weeE visiting his
daughter, Mrs. John MeInerney, and
family.
Frederick A. Bartles died at the Sis
ters' hospital in Deer Lodge last Mon
day afternoon and was buried Wednes-
day, many of his old time friends COM
ing from Pioneer, his former home. to
attend the funeral. Mr. Bartles was an
old timer, having come to Alder gulch
in 1864 He placer mined there and at
Last Chance, st. Louis gulch and Yam
Hill, over near Pioneer in this county.
He had been a resident of the latter
place for the past 20 years and had
many friends there. He has a brother
living in Lexing, Tenn, and sister in
Arkansas.
Sam Maturin, an old time resident of
this city, died at Warm Springs a few
days ago and was buried near that
place. Mr.. Maturin had resided in
Deer Lodge for many years, where he
had been engaged in various business
pursuits.
Arthur Hagan and Alois Brandt came
over from Willow creek Wednesday to
attend the funeral of their old friend
Fred Bartles.
Joe Coleman, who had been visiting
home folks and friends in this city for
several days, left for Garnet district
Tuesday afternoon. Joe and A. B.
Brown of Missoula are the principal
movers in the new reduction works
which are building at the intersection
of Bear and Deep gulches. They expect
to be ready to treat ore by the, 18th of
October.
r. s. Burdess came in from working
some quartz prospects in the Gold
creek country last week. He left Sat
urday to take charge of the Royal mill
and mine, which are temporarily shut
down.
H. A. Smurr, H. II, Zenor c. D. Ken
yon, Joe Muir, N. ]. Bielenberg and
John Kelley of Butte left for the Big
Hole country last Saturday for an out
ing of 10 days or two weeks.
H B. Davis came up from his survey
ing work on the Lolo, in Missoula coun-
ty, last Saturday and remained until
Tuesday. He reports good progress in
his work and says they will be through
in about three weeks.
Alderman George Pascoe and sister,
Mrs. Sharp, and two Miss Pascoes, Mr..
and Mrs James BENEFITS. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanaway and son Roy, all of Butte,
came down with the Sons of st. George
Labor day and were the guests of their
relations, Mrs. n. c. Hyde and son
WILL in Deer Lodge.