The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-01

in the Presbyterian church on Friday
evening. the I'D. and conducted the
sons services in the Christian, Metho-
dist and Episcopal houses OF worship
on the following night. In the Catho-
lie church on Christmas morning the
venerable Father De Ryckere cele-
brated mass on two occasions. at $50
and 1890. the last named being high
mass. the beauty and impressiveness of
the service being greatly enhanced
through the perfect rendition OF the
musical numbers by the church choir.
In a score or more of Deer Lodge homes
the pleasures of the holidays are being
frightened by the presence In the fam
lily circle of fathers. sons and daugh-
tiers who in following their various Ia
bors of life live apart from kindred Tor
a considerable season of the year. NO
table among the erstwhile ~alienates who
have honored our village with vista
tions during the past week are Messrs.
Aubrey Robinson and Wade Steele OF
the chemical departments of the Bos-
ton & Montana mine of Butte. who are
in the homes of their respective par
ents: Miss Nancy Hardenbrook of the
Anaconda schools. with her mother on
the north side: Miss Mary Stackpole of
the Butte high school. with her par
ents: Dan WEIGH OF the office OF the
Anaconda company in Anaconda. with
his father and sisters on North f
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Big Hole basin and Miss Albee of the
state normal at Dillon. with their par
ents in the eastern suburbs; George >.
Miller. county assessor. OF Anaconda,
with his family IN Rainbow avenue;
Henry Kantner of the Butte grocery
house of Ellingwood & Reznor. with his
parents on the west side: Herbert Fos-
ter and Howard Kelley. students in the
Butte business college, in the homes OF
their PARENTS: John Mcmahon of Butte,
with his family on College hill; Karl
Davis of the Boston & Montana mine.
Butte, Harry Davis of the Continental
Oil company. Butte. Judge Samuel X.
Davis. Anaconda. and Mrs. Maude Da-
vis-Baker of Helena. with Mrs. :. X.
Davis on the north side; Barrister j.
NJ. Simpson of the Anaconda bar. with
wife and son at their home on college
hill: County Attorney-elect j. III. Duny
and family of Anaconda, with Mrs.
Curn of the City hotel: Rev. $. V. Ia
Dor. presiding elder OF the Helena con-
ference of the NJ. +. church south. with
his wife i'm the Larabie addition; Frank
Talbot and wife of Butte. with DR..
G. c.. Glass and wife: Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney j. NJ. Self n wife
and Mrs. Charles Aspling and children
of Anaconda, with Mrs. Melinda Wood
ward on Missouri n Judge Thee,
Brantly of Anaconda. with his family
on Rainbow avenu Phil H.. Miller and
Jerry Lehigh of Champion, in the home
Of Mr.. Miller on Rainbow avenue;
Claude Schroeder of the Big Hole basin
with his parents on South Main street;
Howard Bielenberg of Emery, with his
parents on Missouri avenue.
Miss Kate Hammond. daughter of DR.,
and Mrs. w. III. Hammond of Butte, Is
a guest OF Miss Katherine Kohrs in the
Kohrs home north of town.
Prof. H.. f. Wolf. superintendent OF
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ing his Christmas vacation in the
mountains neal New Chicago in quest
of deer and other large game.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bell and Mrs. j. NJ. Slmp-
son attended the annual session of the
State Teachers association i'm Helena
this week.
A number of our society folk ron
template attending the anniversary
ball and banquet of the He'll Gate lodge,
Il. Il. O. F.. to be given i'm Missoula on
the evening of Jan. ..
Tom Mcbride. the efficient assistant
To Station Agent X. j. Dee. spent
Christmas and the day following with
his brother of the superlntendent's Of
flee i'm Missoula.
The good people of the vicinity of
Race Track enjoyed a social dance in
Union hall last Monday night.
Mrs. Salisbury and sisters, the Misses
Smith. OF Garrison were in Deer Lodge
for a few hours last Saturday.
H.. b. Davis. wife and children will
leave via the Northern Pacific during
the coming week for California. where
they will spend several months sight
seeing, ,.r
Rev. Paul Hudtloff. pastor of the
German Lutheran church OF Butte.
conducted religious services before a
large congregation in this city last
Wednesday evening.
~. H.. 80 - The AIAfh
odist church. the huntsman parson,
spent several days this week on the
farm of George Dana in the Blackfoot
valley. where the reverend gentleman
tramped the mountainous environs In
search Of deer.
DIR. ]. Hood Owings spent Wednes-
day last at Gold Greek rendering pro-
f%essional aid in a sick chamber.
Miss Sheila Napton Is a visitor to the
Butte home Of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Carroll.
Mrs. Dave Mcdonald of Hope. Ida
no. spent Wednesday n Thursday
with her aunt. Mrs. Barbara O'Neill. in
this city.
Miss Hervea McGhee was a guest in
the home OF Mr.. N Mrs. George Dana
on Little Blackfoot several days during
the past week.
J.. w. Farley. the sage Of Pioneer.
was n Deer Lodge visitor last Wednes
day.
Mr.. Davenport of Butte was a
Christmas guest in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j.. r. Van Gundy.
Miss Baker of Anaconda is a visitor
in the home of Mrs. :. X. Davis on the
north side.
G. r.. Wiles spent a greater part of
the past week with friends in Butte.
ID. II. Morgan, ~appointee to the posi-
ton of under sheriff under the coming
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mas with Deer Lodge friends.
Percy Napton. jr., visited relatives In
Butte during the early days Of the
week.
Josef A. Mulcahy Of the Coleman
jewelry house was a Christmas guest
of his friend. Senator Courtney. in
Butte.
The Mistletoe Social clu gave a
dancing party in the lar Gundy block
Wednesday evening. Music for the oc-
casion was furnished by Shafer Sisters
orchestra of Missoula.
1 Daoa,f oAxf.az from Mrs RigEa-f and