The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26

graph operator. arrived from the East
Friday of last week and is assisting
Agent r. ]. Dee at the Northern Pa
cific depot.
Arthur Hogan, an old-time placer
miner of Pioneer, who retired from that
business several years ago and settled
On Willow creek, where he has an ex-
cellent and well-stocked ranch, was in
town on business Tuesday,
Patrick Boyle, of the firm of Hemp
sted & Boyle, sheep and ranchmen of
Race Track, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. H. o. Mcfarland of Butte, wife
OF the manager of the Grand opera
house, who has been a guest at the
McBurney for several weeks, with her
children. left for home last Saturday.
Miss Marie Quigley, who has been
teaching in Anaconda. came down from
there Monday and after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. John McInerney, will go to
her home in Blackfoot City.
Louis kipp and P. J. Coombs of Butte
were doing business in the city Thurs
day.
DR.. Q. Y. Warren and Captain Paul
Mitchell were in town from Warm
Springs Thursday.
Dan c. Mckenzie came over from his
home near Avon Wednesday and spent
the day in town.
Miss Clara Dana left for her home
near Garrison Wednesday after a few
days with her friends, Mrs. George
Cockrell and daughter, Miss Mary.
Mrs. Peter Scherr of Princeton. in
Flint creek valley, was visitor at .he
home of her sister, Mrs N j. Bielen-
berg, for several days the first Of the
week. She returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs Robert Renshaw of Butte. after
a pleasant visit of a few days with
Deer Lodge friends, returned home last
Saturday. She was a guest at the
home of Mrs. H. A. smurr while here.
Rev. A. T. Osborn, the distinguished
Methodist divine of Butte, came down
from there last Monday and in conjunc-
ton with the Rev. T. B. Reagan has
been holding a series of revival meet
ings at the Methodist church in this
city during the past week. Mr. Osborn
Is an eloquent speaker and the meet
ings have been we'll attended
+ Tomorrow Sunday EVENING", the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will hold it's an
nual praise service. at which the fol-
| lowing programme will be given:
| hymn, scripture reading. prayer, hymn,
opening address, Mrs. A. B. Martin:
recitation four little girls in costume;
address, Rev. j. c. Coleman: selection
Mrs e. A. P, Bennett; hymn, selection
Mrs t. w. Catln; ribbon talk: address,
Rev. A. B. Martin: offertory. conse-
Grafton prayer, doxology, benediction.
&. M. Joyce came down from Butte
last Sunday and remained several days
on visit to his. family. go m.
Mrs. Will Reed returned Thursday
/, from visit to Butte.
w. T. Elliott, an old-time rancher
from Race Track. was in town on bust
ness Wednesday.
| Miss Annie Jenkins and Jerome
Wyckoff,. two well-known and highly
respected young people of this city,
| were united in marriage Wednesday
| evening. November %, at the home of
the brides mother on South B street,
Rev. j. G. Coleman of the Presbyterian
church performing the ceremony. The
| happy couple have gone to housekeep-
| ing in the former home of Mrs. Jen-
kins, the latter accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Katie Jenkins, having
| left shortly after the Wedding for Og-
den. Utah, where they will in future
reside The newly welded couple have
the best wishes of large circle Of
| friends for their future happiness and
| success.
| Harry Hills, one of the leasers of
| the Bonanza mine in Zosel district,
brought his family from Ekhorn The
latter part of the week. and they will
remain in Deer Lodge during the
| winter.
Rev. S. B. Tabor, presiding elder Of
the Methodist church in Montana, ar
rived from Bozeman Wednesday and en-
Friday afternoon a district conference
| of that organization was held at the
| church in this city.
Ernest Miller was in Anaconda a few
| days the past week and upon his re-
| turn home Friday was accompanied by
| his daughter, Mrs. Lou Turner of that
| place.