The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-23
I'm SOGi@tYo
Continued from Page Sixteen)

Continued from Page sixtsen)
Wednesday and on Thursday morning
proceeded to Butte, accompanied by
his family.
Last Sunday the annual picnic OF the
O Joyful club, of which Peter Lans-
ing is president and Joe Lodge vice
president and secretary, was held on
Bags creek, north fork of Cottonwood,
and near the ancient site of the town
of Bagdad, which was founded in 1857
by Hon. Charles S. Bagg, ex-member
of the territorial legislature and also
member of the Historical society of
Montana. The jolly picnickers took
with them everything necessary for
sumptuous lunch and passed most
pleasant day in the hills The party
consisted of M. w. Trask, wife and
children; Mrs. William Hawley of Ste
vensville, Colonel Aylesworth and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hirst, Mrs. Will
lam Zosel. Mr.. and Mrs. Claton Rams
dell. Miss Annie Hansen, Miss Mary
Larsen, Joe, Will and Henry Hansen,
Joe Peterson, Peter Lansing and Joe
Lodge.
Misses Ada and Cora Smith of Butte
spent last Sunday in Deer Lodge as
Mrs. H. T. Mahan Of Butte and
daughter, Nina, are visiting relatives
and friends in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. A. Pincus and family of Butte
came down from there Saturday of
last week and will occupy the resi-
dence of c. M. Joyce for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. John DaZell of Anaconda and
two children came down Thursday for
a visit with Mrs. M. w. Trask and
family.
Miss Maude Lear of Butte came
down from there Thursday for visit
with relatives and friends in Deer
Ledge.
Walter Adams of Butte visited
in Deer Lodge during the past week.
NJ A. Berger, manager of the Butte
Inter Mountain, spent last Sunday in
Deer Lodge.
Miss Annie Salander of Butte is Wis
Ing Miss Maggie Wildman.
Misses Theo and Charlotte Russell of
Butte came down from there last Sat
urday and have been the guests of
Misses Mayme and Beth Larabie dur
ing the past week.
William Zosel, owner of the Bonanza
mine in the Emery district, paid bust
ness visit to Butte last week.
Mrs. Lee Davenport and father-in-
law of Butte were guests last Sunday
of James Kantner and wife.
w. l. Higgins got back Tuesday from
business trip around the country.
The reorganized Avaea club held
their first meeting at the home of Miss
Alma Bielenberg, on Missouri avenue,
last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Whitworth and children re-
turned home Monday from a delightful
visit of two months to Salt Lake.
John Lucas, father of Mrs. Webb of
this city, arrived here from Nebraska
Monday morning, and thinks of To-
eating here.
Mrs Leona Post of Spring Green,
Wis. is visiting her brother. j. N.
Weton, and family. Mr.. Welton had
not seen his sister for more than %
years.
William Hyde. the matchmaker and
jeweler after a visit to Drummond,
New Chicago, Garnet and other places
in the northern part of the county, re-
turned home last Saturday. He re-
ports all the places visited as doing
a fairly good business and some of
them quite lively.
Miss Carol Hoss, accompanied by her
young brothers. Lonnie and Nat, left
Wednesday afternoon for a visit to
their grandparents, Mr.. and lars. Rat
cliffe, near Mssoula.
James Whitehill of Anaconda, son of
Attorney Whitehil, came down the first
of the week and is a guest of Don Lara
bic.
Miss BERTHE Hammer of Butte has
been visiting Miss Edna Reed during
the past week.
Ex-Postmaster Alex Brown has le-
Gently been appointed United States
commissioner by Judge Hiram
Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gullette, Miss
Alma Bielenberg, Miss Norma Robin
son and the Rev. E. G. Prout attended
the Haywood Douglas wedding in
Anaconda Tuesday. Rev. Prout per-
formed the marriage ceremony.
]. L. Bright and wife of Columbus,
Ohio, arrived in Deer Lodge Tuesday
for a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Smurr. Mrs. Bright is sister to
Mrs. Smurr. Mr.. Bright was formerly
interested in the famous Spotted Horse
mine near Maiden, this state, and after
a visit to relatives at Lewiston will
pay visit to the old mine.
DIR. A. c. Sandberg, dentist of Butte
came down last Friday, and on Satur-
day morning left to do representation
work on some quartz prospects he owns
above Rock Creek lake.
At the regular meeting of Mount
Powell lodge No. 10, A. o. u. W., held
Tuesday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: P.
NJ. w, M. F. Jensen; M. D., Henry w.
seer, +. A. Robinson; recorder, P.
Bader; financier. c. S. Schroeder; re-
ceiver, Jacob Hitz; guide, L. A. Ship
lett; /. w, oliver Olson; medical ex-
aminer DR.. J. H. Owings; trustee, M.
F. Jensen.