The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-08

occupying the residence formerly occu-
pied by j. G. Shannon.
Miss Belle Thomas, one of the new
teachers employed by the state normal,
arrived from Muncie, Ind, last Satur-
day evening and will act as superinten-
dent of the training department of the
normal.
Fhe first regular meeting of the La
dies Embroidery club was held at the
residence of Mrs. A. L. Anderson Wed
resday afternoon and a most enjoyable
evening was had by the members.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Chauncey Guam. aged rs, ana
Miss Winnifred L. Knowles, aged H.
both Of Big Hole basin; and Hans Pc
tersen, aged Sc, and Catherine Clausen,
aged 20, both of Dillon.
Lorenzo Cusf,Tg and bride arrived
from Salt Lake last Saturday and are
the guests of the Metlen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cushing will occupy suite of rooms
in the second story of the Cushing
building on Montana street, where they
will soon be at home to friends.
Mrs. Eva Hunt formerly of Lima,
this county. who has been resident or
Sheridan for little more than year
past, was in town Thursday and took
the evening train for Monida. where
she will again take up her residence.
Her little daughter Flora accompanied
her.
j. ]. Rosenberger, young mining
visit yesterday.
Frank Conway of this place on Tues
day received 10000 native trout fry
from the fish hatchery at BoZeman. The
fish We're delivered by the fish car at
Twin Bridges and were placed in the
lakes at the head Of the east fork of
Wisconsin creek, few miles from sher-
idan.
Irving McQuary, formerly in the real
estate business in this city. left for Vir-
ginia Thursday, where he has accepted
position as a newsgatherer on the
Madisonian.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. French re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Helmsville, Deer Lodge county, where
they had been to attend the funeral q
Mrs. Frenchs mother, Mrs A. M
Ames, which occurred last Friday.
| Duke Gist, popular young business
man of Jackson, was in town during
| the week on his way from Butte:
Narcotics Pyle was in from Horse
| Prairie during the week and was IN
Butte Wednesday to be examined by
| for a pension.
| Charles e. Paul a younger brother
of Hon. G. r. Paul, is in this city or
a visit to his brother. Mr.. Paul has
been engaged in the drug business a
Marysville, Mont.
Misses Nellie and Stella Morse LET
Friday evening for Effingham, Ill.
where they will attend school,
Rev H. F. Cope, who was in attend
ance at the annual Baptist conference
in Helena, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Lucy r. Grannis, who has beer
in Butte for some time, returned home
Wednesday evening somewhat I'M
proved in health.
George Gohn, well known business
man of Virginia City, visited Dillor
during the week.
Dr. J. Schwartz, a popular yount
medical man of Butte, was In Dllio1
during the week on visit to his broth
erin law. E. Timer.
James H. Stabler of Butte, where H.
is engaged in railroad circles, paid GU
city a brief visit during the week.
Ira Mayors of Great Falls was II
Dillon for few days this week.
w. o. Jones, travelling agent for tn
Pacific Coal company of Ogden, Utah
was in town Friday looking after hi
company's interests.
L Mrs. J. G. Willis was in ,Blackfoo1
Idaho, last week on visit to her par
ents.