The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-09
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ence hotel in Butte, accompanied by
his wife, spent the Fourth in Deer
Lodge.
Levi Davis of Anaconda. accompanied
by his son. Jessie Davis, and wife, spent
the Fourth of July in Deer Lodge.
Henry Tamke and wife of Pioneer
spent the Fourth in town enjoying the
sights and visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Annie Morony, one OF Anacon-
da's popular young ladies', came down
g, from there Friday of last week and has
since been a guest at the home of May
or Conley and wife.
Lewis Bradshaw, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, came down from
Butte the Fourth and enjoyed the day
in Deer Lodge. They formerly resided
here.
A. G. Corbett of Butte spent last Sun
day with his wife and children in Deer
Lodge, who are here for the summer.
Fred Fl. Hoss paid business visit to
Butte last Sunday.
Lou Gordon came up from Garnet to
spend the Fourth with his wife and
friends.
Fred Ward, Walter Adams, Walter
Gleason, John Mcmahon. John Miller
Aubrey Robinson, Herbert Foster and
Howard Kelley, all former Deer Lodg-
ers, came down from Butte to spend
the Fourth with friends and relatives
in this city.
Miss Rose o'Malley of Butte, who at
one time was a society favorite in Deer
Lodge, was here several days last week
visiting with old-time friends. She was
guest at the home of Miss Sue Welch.
Henry Mcfarland and wife and MIR.
and Mrs. Will Fisher of Anaconda
spent the Fourth in Deer Lodge and
We're guests of Mrs. John Fisher.
TOgpnh A HYDE went TO Butte Thurs
day on a short business trip.
Mrs. N ]. Belenberg and young son,
Claude left on the Copper City Linn
tied Thursday for few days visit in
Butte.
Hon. Conrad Kohrs returned Thurs
day from business trip to Butte.
Mrs. W. A. Dashey left on the noon
train Thursday for Garnet, where she
will visit her friend, Mrs. Tom Ward,
for few days.
Mrs. Frank Conley went to Missoula
Thursday to see her friend, Miss Hilda
Higgins, who is quite sick at her home
in that city.
Capt. James H. Mills came over from
Helena on the evening train Thurs
day.
Attorney Walsh of Anaconda was a
visitor in Deer Lodge on the Fourth.
Miss Daisy Wilson, who had been
on a visit of several weeks to friends
in Nevada valley, returned home Wed
nesday.
John L. King of Butte spent the
Fourth in Deer Lodge as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Hoss.
James l.. Goodwin and wife of Warm
Springs. among the earliest settlers in
the valley, spent the day in Deer
Lodge Tuesday.
Under Sheriff d. III. Morgan came
down from Anaconda and spent the
trth In. 1frn N1n
of our town We're SO quiet and well
behaved that his official services were
not called into requisition.
James Farley and son, Billy Brent
and wife and Casper Gheerdts repre-
sented Pioneer in Deer Lodge on the
Fourth
Mrs. George Cockrell and daughter,
Miss Mary, and their guest, Miss Irena
McQuesten, drove over to Anaconda
last Saturday on a shopping trip.
w. III. Merriman, general agent of
the Northern Pacific in Butte, spent
last Sunday in Deer Lodge.
r. M. Cobban of Butte drove down
to Deer Lodge Friday of last week and
returned Saturday, taking with him a
fine colt which he purchased from Billy
Zosel.
w. I. Higgins, who had been on a
several days business trip to Missouri,
returned home on the noon train Tues
day.
j. A. johnson came down from Ana
conda and spent the Fourth with his
family and friends.
I. S. Eldred of Warm Springs visited
friends and relatives in Deer Lodge last
Sunday. Mrs. Eldred and the children
We're here for the Fourth.
Claude Schroeder, who has been in the
! Big Hole basin for several months past
looking after his fathers ranch inter-
nGtS thnrn rntII 10 lnxr
for visit with the home folks and
friends.
A. b. Clements and wife returned
home Tuesday evening from weeks
trip through Flathead and Missoula
: counties.
I'd Professor ]. B. Hare. who is teaching
schol at Stuart, came down Monday
from there and remained till after the
: Fourth visiting with relatives and
. friends. He was a guest at the home
of Nathaniel Newman during his stay
in the city.
Don Larabie, son of S. E. Larabie,
. returned home last Saturday from
Princeton, where he has been attending
school the past term. He came by way
: of Kentucky, where he paid short
visit to relatives.
Miss Eveline Van Gundy who has
been attending the state normal school
at Dillon, finished her studies there and
returned nome IN time TO enjoy the
Fourth with home folks and friends.
Messrs Harry and Carl Davis, sons
of Judge and Mrs. S. X. Davis. came
down from Butte and enjoyed the
Fourth with their parents.
Gene Mcfarland came over firm his
placer mine, about nine miles up the
creek from Pioneer Monday and re-
manned until after the Fourth. He
brought with him 1O5 ounces of gold
dust the result of his first cleanup
p. H. Miller rode over to Helena On
his wheel last Monday in order to be
present at the laying of the corner