The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-29

ing away from there that the lodges
will generally surrender their charters
or unite with similar organ zatlohs
here.
Ex-County Assessor Locker and ram
lily have returned to Boulder 10 MAKE
their home after living for the past year
in Elkhorn.
A large number of Bouloer People
went to Butte to assist in the ceiepra
ton of the soldiers return, but do not,
appear to be satisfied with the general
arrangement Of the affair. Many TOOK
advantage of the excursion rates 10 pay
visits to friends in Butte ana nave re-
manned there most of the Week:
Miss Alice and Mamie OMEN were
visitors in Helena this week.
Mrs. r. r. Lyon is expected nome sat
urday or SUNDAY from Illinois, her
father. whom she was cai'eu W SEE pe-
ing reported better.
Mrs, P, b. Conger and daughter nave
gone to Granite to make their nome,
Mr.. Conger being located there IN ths
employ of a m ming company.
DR. and Mrs. Leighton. ASSISTED py
Mrs. E. r. Mcneil, entertained at men
home with whist party Satuiuas
evening. 1t is in the nature OF mouse
warming for their new cottage, recent
Nv completed and occupied. Those IN
vited for the occasion are Messrs. ana
Mesdames Morris, IIildebrand, Carney.
D. Meme II. E. r. Mcneil. berenaes'
Barteau, Cowan. Berkin, Halford. T. NJ
Halford. Merrill. Sherlock, Beckwl.n,
Quaintance and Dean. Mrs. Mashe anu
Messrs. Taylor and Cornish.
C. S. Haire, state architect, ana JONI
Sturrock of Helena have been mere
looking after and accepting the new
steam heating plant placed in the state
school for the deaf and pima.
N. Paradise has removed from Elk
horn to Boulder to make his home.
Rev. I. r. Hubbs returned few days
ago from the East accompanied oy ms
bride, he having been married on MOT
day, Oct. Is at Manlyville, Tenn, TO
Miss Julia Moody. They were met at
the train by friends. who escorted
them to the Methodist parsonage
where they will make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. E Marks came down
from the Little Boulder Thursday,
where he has been mining. and they
have now gone to Clancy to remain TINS
winter.
J. B. Gossage and wife and an assist,
ant are here to organize a homestead
Of the brotherhood of American Yeo-
men, a fraternal and beneficiary order
Mrs Charles Henton was here Tor q
few days with Mrs. D. Mcneil, but mas
now gone to remain at the nome OF hef
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Adkins, in
Helena.
The first marriage license issued al
the court house for long time was
that for the union of II, c. Stone. agent
for the Great Northern at Basin, anc
Miss Anna Hegeman. They were mar
ried by the Rev. Mr.. CRUDE in the par
lor of the Basin hotel Tuesday evening
Charles Scharf of the county clerk:
office is receiving congratulations on thu
arrival of daughter at his home, borr
Thursday. Oct. rs.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
are arranging a pound social to be glVef
Friday evening at the parsonage
Mrs Thomas Mayne of Helena is Wis
ting here with Mrs. J. H Hildebrand.
Considerable sickness has prevailed II
town recently in the way of feVers
Among those afflicted are Mrs. f. NJ
Hope, Mrs. Jackson and Miss Ida Cook
Miss Alta Concannon expects to star
soon for Duluth, where she will max
her home with relatives for few
months and attend school,