The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-14

down from Anaconda the first of the
past week. Mr. Peck has a position
in the banking house of Larabie Bros
& Co., and he and his wife will occupy
their old home on Missouri avenue as
soon as Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Gillette.
remove to the Maxwell residence on
Rainbow avenue. which they have
leased.
Constable Dave Sheffield went 10 Mis-
soula Thursday morning on official
business.
Howard Bielenberg, eldest son of N
J. Bielenberg, started for Alaska last
Sunday in company with c. W. me
DO, who is taking in several hundred
head of cattle recently purchased IN
this vicinity. N. J. Bielenberg accom-
panied them as far as Seattle.
John Miller, a former Deer LOGGER,
but now of Butte, was seeing FRIENDS
in town Monday last.
Mrs. Lee Haskell, returned from
short trip to Butte Monday.
James A. Murray, who at one time
was a resident of Deer Lodge, was
down from Butte last Monday. MI
Murray is interested with w. l. Higgins
in the Emery lease, and his trip was
devoted to business as well as being
a pleasure to meet old friends again.
He returned home Tuesday.
w. H. Merriman, general agent OF
the Northern Pacific at Butte, was in
town Friday afternoon of last week,
and incidentally took look at the I'M
provements being made on that road.
Mrs. Byron Wood paid visit to
Butte friends Saturday of last week.
Prof O. E. Bennett. leader of the Cit
liens band. went to Anaconda last
week, where he will remain for time,
having accepted a position in that city.
M. Martin, clerk and recorder. was in
the city from Anaconda last Sunday.
Mel P. McGhee left Tuesday last for
the Top O'Deep. where he has valuable
placer mines which will require his
closest attention while the water lasts.
Mrs. McGhee and young son and two
daughters, Misses Myrtle and { Pearl,
will go to the mines after the school
term is finished. Miss Hervie McGhee
will remain in Deer Lodge during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schultz of EN-
cry left for Pioneer last Sunday, where
they will remain all summer, Mr..
Schultz going to work in the placer
mines at that place.
Mrs ]. D. Force and seven grown
children, Misses Rosa, Hattie, Josie and
Messrs. j. s., w. F., p. R. and M. T.
Force, arrived last week from La Belle.
Lewis county, NO., and intend making
this their home in future. They have
leased for a year and are occupying
one of B. D. Lear's houses.
James Mcdaniel arrived from La
Belle, Mo-, recently and has taken up
his residence here.
c. NJ. Lawson and family of Butte
| arrived in Deer Lodge last Sunday, and
Mrs Lawson will reside here during
| the summer months
Mrs. Peter Walton paid a short visit
| to Butte Friday of last week, returning
| Saturday.
| Prof. H. E. Wolfe and wife, Misses
| Emma Truscott, Clara Bien, Gertrude
! Garrett and DR.. c. S. Cranson. formed
a merry outing party to Race Track on
Arbor day. 1t was the first picnic
| party of the season. and though not a
| large one what they lacked in numbers
was made up in enjoyment.
Alex Brown, whom everybody knows
as Bud has accepted a position as
| guard at the pen, and went to work
| last week.
Rev. Father De Ryckere celebrated
mass at Philipsburg Thursday and re-
turned home on Friday. On Sunday,
| May IA, he will celebrate mass at St.
Michael's church in Flint creek valley.
| John Hemsted of Hemsted & Boyle.
sheep men at Race Track. returned
from Oregon Thursday of last week
with 5000 head of sheep, which he re-
| Gently purchased there.
| Charles II. Williams, who, with his
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