The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-25
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, June 24-The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Evans, about five
miles west of Deer Lodge, was the
scene of small, but pleasant party
on Wednesday last, the occasion being
the celebration of the 18th anniversary
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans.
Although II years married, the couple
are yet young and invited number of
their young welded friends and others
out to their home to help them celebrate
the annual recurrence of the happy day
upon which they were made one A
sumptuous and delicious dinner was
served and a most delightful day was
spent by the invited guests. Those
present We're: Mr.. and John Astle. Mr..
and Mrs. B. D. Lear. Rev. S. B. Tabor
and wife, Mrs. Charles Williams and
daughter, Miss Bessie, Mrs. Henry
Howsley, Judge w. l.. Powell, father
of Mrs. Evans, and William Diltz. Mr..
Diltz is experimenting a fish hatchery
near the Evans home and took the en-
tire party to the scene of his work and
showed them the process by which the
evolutions of the speckled trout is ac-
complished.
A number of friends of Miss Jessie
Stackpole gave that young lady sur
prise party at her home on East First
street Tuesday evening. The evening
was spent in indoor games and music
and partaking of refreshments of ice
cream, cake and other dainties.
Prof Il. Fl. Macdonald. c. E., came
down from Anaconda Monday to do
some surveying for Kohrs & Bielen-
berg on their bitches near Pioneer. He
and Mr.. Kohrs took the field the same
day Mr.. Macdonald had recently re-
turned from trip to Colorado and
Wyoming, where he had been expert
ing mining properties. He was for
i,,e-t mt Of DIV o. n
in the College Of Montana at this
place.
On Wednesday morning last DR.. viii
II. O'Neill, accompanied by his wife
and baby, his mother, Mrs. Barbara
O'Neill and Mrs. Blackburn of Salt
Lake, his mother-in-law, returned from
an extended visit to California Dur
ing his absence of about two years, Mr..
O'Neill took course and graduated in
the science of osteopathy, but is unde-
cided whether to begin practice in Deer
Lodge or enter some other field
e. Girard of Warm Springs was
visitor in the city Thursday.
Miss Mamie Wells, niece of Tom Nc
Tague, is visiting in the city from Gar
net and is guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Cahalin.
Miss Dottie Smith of Seattle, Wash,
spent the afternoon Monday last as the
guest of Miss Alma Belenberg, having
come down from Butte. where she act
ed as one of the bridesmaids at the
Heinze- Noyes nuptials. Miss Dottie is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Smith, long ago residents of Deer
Lodge The young lady is a native of
this town.
Frank Napton. brother of Judge We'll
ling Napton. who had been confined at
the home of the latter in this city for
the past week on account of illness,
h1JpS
which place he will likely go to Spo-
kane or some town in California, his ill
health necessitating change of cli-
mate.
Attorney H. P. Napton was visitor
in town from Anaconda last Sunday
afternoon
Henry Kantner of Butte paid his rela-
tives and friends in Deer Lodge visit
last Sunday.
Lew Coleman of the Copper City COM
pany, Anaconda, accompanied by Miss
Edna Waterbury, drove down from the
Smelter City last Sunday and spent the
day at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lew Coleman, returning that
evening.
Miss Mary Hill left last week for
Helena where she will spend the sum
mer visiting friends.
Carl Davis of Butte spent last Sun
day at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs S X. Davis, in this city.
H. s. Neal was in town from Royal
Monday and reports considerable snow
there yet.
Miss Norma Robinson returned
Thursday from a couple days visit to
Butte
The H. e. Davis surveying party
will leave Monday for the Judith Basin,
where Mr.. Davis has contract that
will keep him busy for about six weeks.
From there the party viii go to Flat