The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-12

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e alter his ranch and stock interests in
the Big Hole basin the past week
II. II. Zsnor, of the hardware firm of
lenpr & Trask. was in Anaconda ON
business Tuesday. i
=. T. Cochran came down from An
aconda last Sunday and spent the day
MIS-. George Lamson of Anaconda,
accompanied by her two children, ar
rived here Tuesday and is guest at
the nome OF q. w. CatIin and family,
where she will visit for several days.
MISS Minnie Walker came down from
Anaconda Tuesday and was a guest
at the McBurney several days.
MRS. =. =, Brown, well and favorably
known In Deer Lodge, has left Missou-
la and taken up her home with Mr..
Brown at old Beartown. where Mr.
Brown is experimenting the construc-
ton OF the new reduction works, and
has built handsome new dwelling.
Miss Mamie Hardenbrook of Ana
conda visited friends in Deer Lodge
last Saturday and Sunday.
Captain Phil Greanan and Lieutenant
Myles Kelley of Anaconda, returning
Montana volunteers, were guests OF
Colonel Tom McTague in this city last
Saturday and Sunday. The gentlemen
were shown over the extensive ranches
of Conley & McTague, and, were well
pleased with their visit
George Mcfarland manager of the
Grand opera house, Butte, accompanied
by his wife and their three children,
registered at the McBurney last Sat
urday. Mrs. Mcfarland and children
will sojourn here for a while.
C. c. Grannis and wife arrived from
Duluth and were guests at the McBur-
ney last Saturday.
G. w. Odell and Walter Steward
came down from Butte and spent the
day last Saturday.
j. K. Pardee of Philipsburg spent last
Sunday with friends in this city, re-
turning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice were in
town from their home near Avon Fri
day of last week. ,."
Attorney j. M. Simpson of Anaconda
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
his family in Deer Lodge.
Miss Sue Lear Of West Deer Lodge,
after pleasant visit with her friend
Mrs. Jake Turner, up the valley, re-
turned home Tuesday
Bishop J. B. Brondel Of Helena
came in on last Saturday evenings
train and remained until Monday as
the guest of Rev. Father De Ryckere,
when he left for Butte.
Constable Dave Sheffield, who is i'll
at st. Joseph's hospital with appendi-
citis is improving and will likely re-
cover without having to undergo an
operation. T..
Miss Peruse OF Anaconda has rented
the Deer Lodge studio and will open
photograph gallery shortly.
Rev. J. c. Coleman will deliver the
third sermon of the series on the BIZ
BILE Sunday evening, the subject being
1.-THE Witness of Miracles to the BIZ
BILE"
Howard Kelley, who is now in the
employ of the Butte Water company,
came down from there last Sunday and
spent the day with his mother and
friends. @z ~
J. F. Ware, an experienced dry goods
and clothing man OF Butte, has been
engaged by the Bonner Mercantile
company to take charge of the Holly
stock, which they recently purchased,
and has entered upon his duties.
Fred Trahant. who had been working
for the Montana Heating company in
Butte, returned home Monday for a
short stay, the non-arriyal of material
necessitating his lay-off.
Charles P. Chapman of the C. D.
Kenyon variety store and news depot
returned home last Sunday from a
four-weeks' visit to his old home in
Ohio. He says Mrs, Cha man. whom
he left In Columbus. IS much improved
for that lady's many friends in Deer
Lodge.
Marx Easterly, a native of Germany
and an old-time placer miner of Wash
ington gulch, died at his cabin in this
city last Sunday morning and was
buried Wednesday afternoon, Rev. T.
B. Reagan of the Methodist church
conducting the funeral services. The
deceased was ga years old and had no
known relatives in this country, but
a sister living in Germany.