The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-10
CELEBRAT TED THE DAY
A Wedding Anniversary OBJ
served ii Philipsburg.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
A Panel OF Jurymen Summoned for the
13th-Death of Elijah Powell From
Typhoid Pneumonia - So
Getty Notes.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.

Philipsburg, Dec. 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank ]. Wilson celebrated the 18th
anniversary OF their wedding day at
evening, December G. The occasion 8,
was an enjoyable affair. The following
were present: Rev. and Mrs. Butter,
DR.. and Mrs. Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs. James Sornsen,
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence spenser, MRS. and Mrs.
e. H. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Allison,
Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs. Frank Brown
and Miss Tina Brown.
Elijah Powell died of typhoid pneu-
monia last Monday at his home in tEis
city. He had resided in this county
the past 16 years. He served as a sci
dier In the war Of the rebellion ana at
the time of his death he was Command
err Of the G. A. r. post of Phillpsburg,
under whose auspices the funeral was
conducted He leaves wife and fsIr
children--two sons and two laugh srs.
The funeral sermon was ielive4el py
Rev. Butter OF the Presbyterian
church and the body was inferred in
the Philipsburg cemetery, Thursday
Judge Napton arrived here last Men
day and convened court Tuesday lfCfn-
ing, ordering panel Of J'lryln=n s"lE-
moned to appear Decem Der IL. The
following cases were orin.td dismissed
as settled: Eva Durfee VS.. A. A. Me-
Donald, j. A. and j. b. Featherman VS..
Hans. j. johnson. The following were
stricken form the calendar: 3. A.
Swiggett VS.. Dominic Byrne aal ELLA
Byrne, John g, Koran vs.. FL Darland
ct al, e. I. Holland VS.. Alex Boyd ct
ExA.. At, ~ Dali =
al. VS.. James Patten, December 10;
Granite Bi-Metallic Consolidated Min
ing company VS.. John Boyd ct al, De-
cember Is; Mike Mungus VS.. F. e.
Barnes, December Is: Mike Evl3vich
VS.. F. e Barnes, December Is: Peter
st. Peter VS.. +. e. Barnes. December
10; James Patten VS.. Joseph A. Hyde,
December 20.
Thomas Long, who left here two
weeks ago for New Orleans to disinter
and bring the remains of his daughter
Mrs. DR.. flaming, who died there last
April arrived here Wednesday and the
remains were laid to rest Thursday in
the family lot of the cemetery of Phil
ipsburg.
The remains of Jerry o'Neil were
brought here Thursday from Carbon
ada, Mont, accompanied by his wife
and Mrs. Thomas Mckay of Butte. The
funeral took place Friday from Odd
Fellow hall Mr.. O'Neill formerly re
sided in Granite county and requested
burial at Philipsburg.
H. l. Weinstein & Co. of this city
have sold the remainder of their stock
Of goods which was not disposed of at
auction, to Weinstein & Co. of Helena,
who have boxed and shipped the same
to their store there. Sr ~
The fire boys will give ball in Fire
mems hall Friday night, December Is,
proceeds to go to public school fund OF
this city, .r
The high school literary society gave
It's bi-monthly programme Friday night
at the high school assembly room.
Miss Smedley arrived from Wiscon-
sin Thursday and will begin her work
next Monday as second assistant in the
Philipsburg high school.
The Kings Daughters of the Presby-
terian church gave an entertainment
and supper in Firemen's hall Friday
evening.
E. e. Corgden, manager of the BIZ
metallic Mercantile Co. of this city. has
| been in Butte this week on business.
Colonel Morse of the lower valley has
been circulating among Philipsburg
| friends this week.
Mrs Graver and daughters Of Mis-
soula visited friends here the past
week They formerly resided in Philips
burg.
Miss Florence johnson, daughter of
Agent johnson of the N. P. station
here, spent a week with her parents.
She returned to Deer Lodge last Mon
day to resume her studies in the high
school there.
Daniel Nickerson and family re-
| turned this week to PhilIpsburg from
| Gold Coin, where they have resided
since last June.
The county board Of health has been
| looking after a case Of diphtheria In
Granite this week. The case is quar-
! antined.
Miss Frances Miller, teacher in the
Philipsburg schools. was granted a
| state diploma by the state board at
it's meeting held in Helena this week.
DR.. Craven of Drumnlond was here
several days this week on business
connected with the county board of
health.
The Whist club held its first meeting
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. John Nue.
| Wednesday evening.
Fred Laurer moved his family from
Philipsburg to Granite wednesday.
Hiram Rodgers, an attorney of Ana
conda, came in Monday to attend
| court.
Mrs ]. D. Thomas Of Seattle, who
| had been to Michigan TO visit her
parents, stopped off here on her way
home to visit her brother, n. r. Doe.
County Commissioner Campbell went
| to Garnet last Saturday and returned
| Monday.
William Perkins, who has been suf-
fering from miners consumption. is
now unable to get from his room.
Alex Bennett returned from Hunters
Hot Springs last week, much improved
in health.
James x. Pardee returned from
Sumpter, Ore, where he has purchased
mining property. He speaks favorably
OF the prospects of that camp.
The tex levied in Granite county this
year is, in round numbers, $4,000, of
| which $4,000 has been paid, leaving but
| $4,000 delinquent.
| Rolla Plumley went to Garrison this
week to visit friends and enjoy a der
| hunt.
What $40 win Do.
SO will pay for one years subscrip-
| +;o,, RI he n1