The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-04
In Deer Lodge.

tanned the graduating class of 81, to-
gether with the teachers and other
friends, at the home of his mother, Mrs.
E. A. p. Bennett, on Tuesday evening
last. The evening was passed in play
ing games, listening to vocal and IN
strumental music and partaking of the
delicious refreshments served by the
hostess Among the invited guests
were Rev. A. B. Martin and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Gullette, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Catlin, Mrs. A. f. Williams, Mrs.
H. K. Wolfe, Miss Annie Bielenberg,
Rev. j. G. Coleman and Messrs, K. j.
Dee and Edward Evans.
Miss Nellie Mills, who has been at
tending the Washburn school at San
Jose, Cal, for the past two years, pass
ed her examination in the English
course last week and stood unusually
high in her studies Washburn school
is preparatory to the Stanford univer-
sity at Palo Alto.
A happy party of friends of M. W.
Trask gave that gentleman surprise
party at his home on last Saturday
evening, the occasion being his birth
day. A most pleasant evening was
spent In dancing, partaking of an ele-
giant luncheon ad listening to vocal and
instrumental music. The guests depart
GU LII 'hNii iiSiHSS at d StoSollobiS iioui'
after having had a delightful time, and
all wishing Mr.. Trask and his estim-
able wife many happy returns of the
day. Those present We're: Miss Hilda
Higgins of Missoula. Miss Annie Mo-
rony and Mr.. Boxer of Anaconda,
Mayor Frank Conley and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom McTague, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Shanbut, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Smurr, Mr.. and Mrs n. J. Bielenberg,
Mrc A
Beaumont, Mrs. w. E. Hawley of
Hamilton, Misses Mabel Beaumont,
Sue Welch, Leonora OMalley of Butte,
Messrs. H. H. Zenor, ] Smith, Frank
Whitworth, Archille Menard and James
Coleman.
Friends of Miss Sheila Napton gave
a surprise party on that young lady
last Wednesday evening, at which
very pleasant time was enjoyed. The
evening was given up to music. lunch
con and whist. Joe Coleman won the
first prize, at whist and Miss Mabel
Beaumont the BOBBY prize. Those pres
ent We're Misses Jessie Stackpole, Eta
Reede Mabel Beaumont, Sheila Nap
ton, Mrs. E. S. Stackpole, Mrs. H. &.
Walton: Messrs. Joe Coleman, James
Coleman. Frank Whitworth, T. w,
Parker Fred Harmed Archille Menard
and DR.. William Vaughn.
e G. Boxer of the Copper City Com
n ercial company, Anaconda, accompa-
MED by Miss Annie Morony, drove
down from there last Saturday and
were guests of friends in town over
Sunday.
Deputy Mine Inspector Frank Hunter
was in Deer Lodge Monday trying to
get some flowers for Decoration day.
but was unsuccessful, the season being
too backward.
Mrs. Arthur Wagner. accompanied
by her little daughter Pearl, leaves. to-
day, Saturday, for protracted visit
to relatives and friends in Iowa ana
Wisconsin. She will stop over in Boul-
der a couple of days on her way East
to pay short visit to friends there.
Colonel w. N. Aylesworth and wife
went to Helena last Monday to be pres
ent at the commencement exercises at
Wesleyan University at which insti-
tuition their daughter. Elizabeth, has
been taking a course,of studies the past
term. They returned Thursday. ac-
companied by Miss Lizzie. who will
spend her vacation at home.
Captain James H. Mills came over
from Helena on Monday to be present
at the Decoration day exercises Tues
day.
c. Lanner. Mary Stuart and Thomas
Brennan came up from Bearmouth
MOHudS anu NSiC @tii eiis 'iAs VIVA
Decoration day.
Billy Wallace came in from his ranch
near New Chicago Sunday last and
spent the day in town.
Mrs. Penny sister eof Mrs. George
| ,Cockrell, has been quite sick for two
| weeks or more. She is getting better
Miss Evilena Van Gundy. who haf
| been selected as a teacher in the Deer
Lodge school for the ensuing year, left
| for Dillon last Monday, where she viii
| take a course at the Normal school.
Mrs. Frank Conley. Mrs. Tom Nc.
| Tague and Miss Hilda Higgins Went
to Anaconda Tuesday evening last
whittier they We're called by the an
nouncement of the serious illness OF
ter of Mrs. Conley, and she and hel
husband resided in this city before
going to Anaconda.
| Thomas H. Rutter of North Yakima
| Washington, transacting some business
here, for which purpose he made the
trip. left on Tuesday nights train fol
his home. Mr.. Rutter has mother
and sister buried here, and decorated
| their graves before leaving for home
Mr.. Rutter is an old soldier, having
served under General George B. Nc,
| Clellan. There is only one of his com
pany living beside himself, Lieutenan
Alcoff, and only six of the regiment
| During his stay here Mr.. Rutter was {
guest of his sister, Mrs. Rosa c. Hyde
who with her son Willie, will soor
visit Mr.. Rutter and his wife at Nortl
Yakima.
A. j. Dusseau and wife and Mis-
Henault of Butte Recorder NJ. Martin
| Sheriff Jack Conley and wife, Mrs. L
| Turner and Louis King of Anaconda
Frank and Joe Henault of the valley
| were in town Thursday to attend tn
funeral of the late Gilbert Barrette.
j. E. Marcum and wife came in from
their home at Helmyille Thursday il
order to be present at the high schoo
class Friday evening. their daughter
Miss Ella, being one of the graduates
Miss Florence McQuesten has resigne
her position with the Owings Dru
Company and will in few days leav
for Wisconsin. where she goes on
visit to friends and relatives. Mrs
McQuesten and daughter, Miss Irene
and young son, Otto, will soon join MI
McQuestpn at his placer mines nea
Bearmouth, where they viii renal
during the summer. Miss Mary Max
we'll has taken the place made vacan
by the resignation of Miss McQuester