The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22
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ed. The following were invited: Mes
knoppe, E. G. Prout. w. H. Winans,
Ed. Scharnikow, ]. G. Steele, A. B.
Martin. E. S. Stackpole. Conrad Kohrs,
j. c. Robinson, w. N. Aylesworth, r.
Washington, P. Patterson, l.. Coleman
j. NJ. Bailey, F. II. Albee, j. A. John
w H. O'Neill, N. G. Hoss H. Reed,
VIII Reed, NJ Bien, J. Hitz, ]. McMa
hon. e. G. Fox, r. NJ. McLain, A. D.
Peck, c. w. Ramsey, ]. Z. Van Gundy,
Will Williams, ]. A. Hyde NJ. L. KEEL
ley, J. H. Meyers, S. E. Lara bic, Wool
nett NJ w. Trask, NJ Beaumont.
George Cockrell. J. M. Boardman, Fan
ME Wiles. c. J. kading, H. G. Ward.
Bette Williams, Ola Steele and Ollie
| Bailey. Mrs ONeill and Mrs. Bowden
| also gave a delightful whist party on
| Wednesday evening, to which so guests
were invited. and which was intended
as a farewell party for Mrs. Bowden.
that lady contemplating going to Great
Falls soon to take up her residence
| with her husband. who is in the en-
| ploy of the Great Northern railroad
at that place. Both We're highly en-
| joNable events, and will be long and
| pleasantly remembered by those pres
ent.
On last Saturday afternoon the
| Woman's club, which had been enjoy
ing vacation during the summer
| held it's first meeting of the year at
the reading room in Masonic hail.
which will be the regular meeting place
hereafter. There was large attend
ance and all the ladies seemed glad to
get back to work again. Mrs. s. K
| Davis delightfully."- entertained the la
| ules with an interesting paper on The
Coming Influence of Woman After
| "a discussion of current events the club
| adjourned.
Mrs. E. L. Bonner and daughter,
Miss Nita. arrived in Deer Lodge from
| Missoula Wednesday morning for a
few days visit with Mrs. J. NJ Board
man and other friends before the lat
fers departure for Helena to spend the
winter Mrs. Bonner formerly resided
IN this city for number of years. and
mas many friends here who are always
glad to welcome her to her old home,
N. J. Bielenherg got home Saturday
or last week from ten days trip to
his ranch and stock interests in the
Bis Hole basin. He says his stock en-
ter upon the winter in good condition
Agent r. j. Dee, in charge of the
n +. depot at this place and one of
the most popular railroad men in the
country. is taking his annual vacation
which will last three weeks r. S.
Champion of the NJ P. relief corps is
acting in Mr.. Dee's stead and is a com
petent and reliable man.
MRS. Tom McTague went to Butte
Wednesday morning for visit with
her, sister, Mrs. Abbott, and friends
and will remain until after the cele,
| bration Monday.
Will Reed, who is laying the stone
foundation for the reduction works in
course of erection at Old Beartown
came up from there Wednesday, re-
turning Thursday.
| Ed McLain, who had been working
on quartz claim for the past several
months over in the Big Hole basin, got
| nome the first of the week looking hale
| and hearty.
Lew Coleman. who has been in the
employ OF the Copper City company at
! Anaconda for a number of years. and
VINO is nrst class bookkeeper in any
country, spent last Sunday with his
parents and friends in Deer Lodge.
DR.. Q. c. Evans came down from
Anaconda last Sunday and remained
| uhtll Monday as the guest of DR.. E.
| Rochette
The many friends of Mrs. S, w. Min
shall, who resided here for many years
| with her husband and who has been
| seriously i'll with pneumonia in Mis-
s2knla, will be pleased to learn that she
has about recovered.
Miss Clara Galbraith sister of Mrs
- - iooiiieS, arrived the hrSt of the
| week from Washington state and will
be guest al the home of her sister
| during the winter. She will be a well
come addition to the young folks circle
of Deer Lodge.
The family of Peter Marion of Gold
| Creek will reside here during the win
| ter, he having rented one of Peter
Lansing's houses on North Main
street
MRS. james Faulkner accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Della WEIGH, and
| three younger children. left Tuesday for
Hamilton. where they will reside in the
future, MI: Faulkner being employed as
engineer in the sawmill there.
Judge B. F. Brown of Garrison WAS
| in the city last Saturday and was ac-
companied by married daughter who
recently arrived from Nevada on a visit
to her parents.
Prof. Paul Pfeifer. who is in charge
OF the musical department of the Young
Ladies' seminary, gave an interesting
lecture on classical music in the col
lege parlors Friday afternoon to an ap-
preciative audience.
Alfred *. Kimmerly of near Avon
brought his family to Deer Lodge last
Saturday, where they will remain for
the winter SO as to allow his three chill
dren to attend school here.
A. w. Wagner returned the first of
the week from Heron Lake, Mimi.
where he had gone on account of the
serious illness of his wife The lady
had about recovered her health when
he left.
Col. Tom McTague. who had been on
a business trip to Helena. got home
Tuesday.
Assessor George S. Miller came down
from Anaconda the first of the week
and has been spending the week at
home with his family
Arthur Hagan came in from his ranch