The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-20
TWIN BRIDGES AFFAIRS
Marriage of Charles L. Fisher
and Henrietta zeigler.
STEVENSON AND EDWARDS
Presbyterians Will Give Supper Want
to Raise Fund-A Successful
observation-disclosures Have
Banquet

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Twin Bridges, Nov. 17.-Last Tuesday
evening at the Catholic church at Dill
lon occurred the wedding of Charles l..
Fisher and Miss Henrietta Zeigler,
Rev. Father Van Denbroeck officiating.
Only a few witnesses were present. The
bride is a daughter of the well known
proprietor of Zeigler springs, while the
groom is a resident of Rochester and
is interested in mining in that place.
In the parlor of the Stark hotel Sat
urday evening last Justice of the Peace
S. D. Bollinger performed the cere-
mony which united Will Stevenson and
Miss Maggie Edwards in the bonds OF
matrimony The groom is popular
young man of Virginia City and he
bride is a sister of l.. G. Edwards OF
Sheridan. She arrived from the East
on Saturdays train and was met here
by Mr.. Stevenson. While visiting in
| Sheridan and vicinity last summer
Miss Edwards made many friends, VINO
join in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson
happy life.
day evening by the Presbyterian So
ciety at the Good Templars' hall at
which oysters, hot coffee, salads, rolls
and other good eatables will be served.
They wish to raise small fund with
which to purchase supplies for their
new society here.
John r. Dullea recently received
letter from Pat Carney stating that
Mrs Carney had been successfully
operated upon for cancer which extend
ed up under the left shoulder blade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carney are at Rome, N.
Y, where the operation was performed.
This Is good news to their many friends
throughout this section.
A number of citizens from the coun-
ty seat and Sheridan departed on
Tuesdays train for Helena, where they
were summoned as witnesses in the
were: B. ]. Fine, Fred Allen. DR.. Leroy
southmayd. S. H. Crockett, Colonel
Galloway, H. L. Childs, DR.. Amsden
and ]. G. Walker of Virginia City;
Whit Raymond, Steve Mullinix and
Fred Hermsmeyer, ST., of Sheridan.
last meeting did work in the Nj. M. de-
gree, and as usual this was followed
by banquet at the Stark hotel Those
present were A. C. Lapham, Bannack;
Oscar Wells. Glendale; William Pas
coe, Butte; Will McLeay, William
Cooper, Fred Counter, G. 3. Wheas,
Charles Cornforth, John Comfort, Amos
Eastman, John Seyler, c. P. Newell,
B. r. Bowman. Frank Reid, NJ. n.
Lott, George Burns, Robert Foster,
Carl Swanstrum, 4. f. O'Grady, George
HARRISON and w. D. Heller.
G. w. Birchard has disposed Of his
residence property here and with his
family will depart next week for Nor
ris, where he has secured opposition
as instructor. Mr. and Mrs. Birchard
have been residents of this place for
several years and will be greatly missed
by the people here.
Ira White was down from Rochester
on Tuesday. He has just recently re-
turned with his family from Califor-
mia, where he had intended to make
his future home, but concluded after
staying there a while that Montana
was the best place after all.
Editor Anderson of the BoZeman
Courier came over and met his wife
here last Thursday. Mrs. Anderson has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. S.
Hammond at Sheridan for a few
weeks. She was accompanied as far
as Twin Bridges by Mrs. Hammond.
S. j. Walker has been in town dur
ing the week looking after a shipment
of ore from his property in Georgia
gulch. Mr.. Walker is building house
near the mine and expects to work all
winter.
Barney Groveman, former resident
of this place but recently of Whitehall
was in town this week. He has been
mining near Whitehall for the past
year
The wisconsin creek school opened
this week with Rev. j. It. NJ. Stephens
of Sheridan in charge. Mr.. Stephens
will still continue his pastorate.
Bert Vickers of the Times at Virginia
City passed through on Tuesday en-
route to Butte and Helena.