The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-21

| tae1h usudl, IldHy tile members DelHS
absent in Butte and Anaconda, whittier
they had gone on pleasure bent. What
| was lacking in the last meeting prom
| ises to be made up for at the next,
! when great programme will be given.
1t is the intention at the meeting next
| Tuesday evening to have each member
read an original story and some very
| good productions are looked for. as
many of the ladies possess in a marked
| degree those qualities of tact original
| ity and mental acumen from which
| good story writers are produced. 1t Is
understood the whole programme is 70
| be on a more elaborate scale than usual
and grand time is anticipated.
| Misses Florence Kelley, Jessie Stack
pole, Sheila Napton, Sue WEIGH, Marie
| Reede, Marie Cockrell and Messrs, Will
lam Vaughn, Joe Coleman, A. Fred
Harmed, Frank Whitworth, James Cole
man, Achille Menard and Joseph Smith
| comprised a merry party of young 1olKs
| who on Friday evening made MISS
| Mabel Beaumont the recipient of q
very delightful surprise at her home on
North D street. The crowd was a jolly
one and just such an evening OF run
and hilarity as such a party of merry
! makers are wont ITO have was enjoyed.
The happy hours We're whiled away In
| story telling. singing, dancing ana
lunching, the young ladies furnishing
| the substantial edibles. while the young
| men provided the fruits and dalntles.
The party broke up at lat9 hour,
| after everyone had been surprised al
| the amount of fun they had.
| John Denny of Butte was visitor IN
| town over Sunday last
Mrs James Coslett, accompanied py
| her handsome and accomplished daugh-
| ter, Miss Gladys, left Wednesday even
ing for Butte. where they will remain
| during the summer in charge or the
home Of their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGregor, during the absence OF the
| latter in Montreal Canada, where they
go on a visit ito relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hyde and
| family will arrive home early the COM
| ing week from California, where tney
have spent the greater part of the past
| winter.
Miss Susie Barnes was visitor IN
| town from Butte last Sunday
| DR.. J. j. Buckley of Missoula came
| in on Monday evenings train and was
a guest of Mayor Frank Conley ana
wife while here.
Miss Catherine Kohrs, after very
| nleasant two weeks visit with friends
| in Butte, returned home on Tuesday
| mornings train.
Miss Hida Higgins, one OF Missoula
| most popular young ladies. arrived
from that city Monday and has been
a guest at the home of Mayor and Mrs.
| Conley during the week.
! G. w. Ramsey, for the past 10 years
with Anderson Bros. bankers and gen
| eral merchants of Idaho Falls, mas ac-
| cepted the position of cashier and DOCK
| keeper with the E. L. Bonner company.
| Mr., Ramsey comes highly recommended
| and takes the place made vacant by the
| resignation of Frank Bien, who filled
the position acceptably, but who was
forced to resign on account or III
health Mr.. Ramsey will soon bring his
wife and three sons here to reside. They
will be a decided acquisition to Deer
Lodge society.
| Ed Estill and Miss Fannie Holly re-
turned Saturday of last week from
Butte where they had been to attend
the marriage of the latter's brother, c.
A. Holly, and Mrs. Joan Radcliffe
which occurred at No. 1925 Delaware
May Z, at $50 o'clock, c. s. Smith. jus.
tice of the peace, tieing the nuptia
knot. Mr.. Holly is son of E. W
Holly Of the Cash store in this city anc
has many friends here who will wish
for him and his bride long and happy
married life
A. D. Peck of Larabie Bros & Co.
bankers was in Anaconda this week a
the Sunday school convention.
Misses Rachel Trask, Mabel Bear.
mont, Alma Bielenberg, Irene and Nor
ma Robinson, Florence Kelly, Edna
Reed, Ona Dingwall, Mesdames' M w
Trask. F. w. Gullette, J. G. Robinson
f. S. Davey and Messers. Fred Erwin
Emery McPhail and Lee Williams, al
lovers of the divine art, went to Butt.
Monday last to be present at the Rosen
thai piano recital that evening
DR.. ]. w. Fretwell came over from
Marysvile Saturday evening of las
week to be with his WIFE who has beer
dangerously i'll at the home of E. w
much improved at this writing, and bid.
fair to speedily recover.
Misses Edith and Mabel Earle, Lewis
Marker Many Stackpole. Minnie Walk
er, Lulu SchurtZ, Mesdames NJ j. Bell
E. Scharnikow, A. Wagner and Alto
ney Ed Scharnikow and Rev A.. A
walker. were in attendance upon tn,
Sunday school convention held in Ana
; conda during the past week.
N j. Bleienberg returned from a bust
ness trip to Seattle last Sunday even
ing and on Tuesday went to Anaconda
Mrs. Lieutenant H. o. Willard ar
rived in Deer Lodge Tuesday evenin,
from Fort Assinaboine. on her way t,
join her husband is stationed at KEEL
logg, Idaho, in the Occur d'Alene coun
try Lieutenant Willard was ordered
to that section during the recent trou
bles there. Mrs. Willard remained
here until Thursday morning, whe1
she proceeded on her journey. Mrs
Willard Is niece by marriage of Mrs
!, II. A. Smurr of this city, and Will
here was a guest at the home of tina
lady and her husband
Three young men. Frank Harden
brook. Kennedy Trippet and Elmer,
MePhail, will constitute the gradual
ing class from the College of Montana
: this year. The commencement exer
! cises will be held on June IA next.
Dr. c. G: Glass of this city has beer
appointed by County Physician Steph
, ems of Anaconda as his deputy at thi
place. DIR. Glass will attend the pa
tents at ST. Joseph's hospital a
Deer Lodge, in place Of DR.. Howsley
who has moved with his family t
Libby.
Eddie Ward. who has a position as 8
weigher of ore for the Parrot company
or Butte, spent last Sunday at hom,
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G
Ward.