The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-19

Mrs. William Williams and little
daughter, Lillian, left to-day, Satur-
| day, for Helena for a two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Phil Miller
and family.
D. N. Upton and his son-in-law,
| Frank Tate, visited their families In
Deer Lodge last Sunday.
| Mrs. H. s. Reed, jr. and her little
| son left for Portland. Ore, Thursday.
| where she expected to meet her hus-
| band and go thence to Grants Pass,
| Ore, where they will in future reside.
The Art club met with Mrs. ~, 5.
Stackpole Friday afternoon. Refresh
| ments were served and a very pleas
ant time was enjoyed.
j. E. Hample of Butte, largely inter-
ested in the wool and hide industry,
was in town on business Wednesday.
! Frank Davey and H. G. Walton went
out to Rock Creek lake last Saturday
to try the fishing, but didn't find a fish
that was sucker enough to bite.
FL. H. Zenor of the hardware firm
of Zenor & Trask spent few days the
latter part of last week in Anaconda
and Butte on business.
The Alvaiea club met at the home
of Miss Linda Williams in West Deer
Lodge last Saturday
John N. Bielenberg, one of the most
prominent breeders of thoroughbred
horses and cattle in the state, went
to Butte Monday on business trip.
I. S. Eldred, ticket agent of the
Northern Pacific at Warm Springs. and
Mrs. Eldred were in town last Sunday
to visit relatives and friends.
l.. c. Parker, who returned from the
new mining camp of Sumpter last
week. says he saw while there our
former townsman. r. G. Humber, who
has opened a real estate office and pro-
poses to stay with the camp for
while at least Success to you, Bob
and may the shadow which is cast by
your 23O odd pounds of avoirdupois
never grow less. Mr.. Parker says the
outlook for the Sumpter country is
good and the rush Of people there is
great
Lucien, the youngest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f. Larabie, was confined to
his bed by severe cold several days
the past week. and at one time was
threatened with pneumonia.
ice Coleman was up from the new
reduction works at Bear last Sunday.
returning Monday He reports every
thing progressing Satisfactorily.
Judge yelling Napton, County At
torqey J.. H. Duffy.Aand Attorney H..
P. Napton of AnA9ohda were in the
city on business Wednesday. ss
Miss Alma Bielenberg. who had been
on visit to friends in Anaconda, re-
turned home last Sunday.
Lee Smith came over from his quartz
prospects in the Gold Greek range and
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Evans several days the
past week. z}s
Miss Clara Dana, who had been a
guest of Miss Cockrell for several
weeks past, left last Saturday for a
visit to friends in Helena.
Mrs c. G. Birdseye and Miss Dora
Bishop of Avon were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. N j. Bielenherg and family sew
eral days the first of the week They
returned home Wednesday, being driv-
en- over in private conveyance by HI.
G. Curtis, who is connected with the
Birdseye Mercantile company of Avon.
]. e. Van Gundy suffered few days
the past week with hay fever.
Miss Norma Robinson returned home
Friday from a short visit to Butte.
Captain ]. Paul Mitchell came down
from Warm Springs Friday and at
tended the West Side club dance that
evening
Mrs j. S. Ware came down from
Butte Friday. Mr. Ware is in charge
of THE Fair" the new store just
opened on Main street.
Mrs. ]. Tehersan and Mrs. w. A..
Taylor of Anaconda were registered at
the McBurney Friday.
3. F.. Brown was UP from Garrison
on business Friday.
| Jerry Hore, one of the leasers of the
| Black Rock mine in the Zosel district,
was in town Wednesday.