The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26

ments were served to the ladies by the
hostess.
Mayor Frank Conley and L. c. Park
er were in Helena on business Mon
day.
n. j. Bielenberg returned Wednesday
afternoon from a two weeks stay in
the Big Hole basin, where he has OK
tensive ranch and cattle interests. He
reports no snow when he left in that
section and says stock are looking we'll
generally. Last year at this time they
were feeding cattle in the basin. He is
having 500 head of calves driven out 10
his ranch in the upper Deer Lodge val
ley, where they will winter. Mr.. Bel
enberg states that when he begins
feeding he uses upwards of 5000 worth
of hay per day, which would indicate
| that he has few head of cattle left.
H B. Davis was engaged on business
| in Helena last Saturday.
Mrs. George S. Miller, the lady whom
the assessor of this county rates up in
the millions, returned home last Satur-
Anaconda friends.
Colonel and Mrs. Aylesworth of the
the McBurney are expecting their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, who is at
tending the Wesleyan university at
| Helena, over to eat THANKSGIVING din
Hon. John Fitzpatrick of Washington
| gulch was visitor in the city We'd
nesday.
T. c. Stark. accompanied by his wife
| and son Charles, arrived Monday from
| Arlington, in the eastern part of the
| state, and will occupy their home at
| the eastern end of Missouri avenue dur
| ing the winter. Their daughter, Miss
| Edna Stark, is in Bohemian, where she
has position in one of the leading mer-
1 camille establishments of that place
J Mr.. and Mrs. Stark are old-time and
II re nf n1Cn n
| their many friends will be pleased to
| hear of their return.
| Mrs. Arthur Hugill of Gold creek was
| registered at the Scott house Monday.
| c. D. Joslyn, manager of the E. L.
Bonner company, paid business trip
to Missoula Tuesday.
| Billy Wyckoff was visitor in Ana
| conda Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Mrs. Thomas James returned to her
home near Missoula last Sunday after
| weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
| Walton.
Mrs. Keaney, wife of an employee of
the Hennessy Mercantile company of
Butte, has rented the building corner
| Of D and Third streets and will occupy
| it with her two children.
j. w. Farley came over from Pioneer
and spent last Sunday with his family,
| who are Wintering here.
| H. ]. Toomey returned last Satur-
day from visit to his stock and ranch
interests in Beaverhead county. Mr..
Toomey recently purchased a fine
| ranch near Dillon.
| DR.. Herbert Holloway, ex-state veter-
| marian, who has large sheep interests
| IN Meagher county was in town on
| business the first of the week.
Frank Hardenbrook, who is in the
employ of the Denver & Montana Re-
| duction company at Beartown. came in
from there Sunday last and Monday
went to Anaconda for a visit with mis-
| mother and sister and other relatives.
| On Tuesday, November 81, son was
| horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury at
| Garrison. Mrs. salisbury was formerly
| Miss Maud Smith, daughter of Nathan
Smith, for many years proprietor of
the Garrison hotel, and will be pleas
antly remembered by travellers that
way as the young lady who presided
with grace and dignity over the des-
TIMES and cash register of the lunch
counter. Mr.. Salisbury was formerly
a railroad man, but has taken to farm
ing and switched his attention from
railroad brakes to looking after breaks
in the fences and bitches of the ranch.
The Degree of Honor will give a
Thanksgiving dance and supper at the
court house next Thursday.
j. r. Wade, an experienced tele-