The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-03
dent 4. B. Martin of the young ladies'

dent A. B. Martin of the young ladies'
seminary and his wife.
Miss Fannie Ewing. daughter of
Judge Ewing of Helena, came down
from Butte. where she is engaged in
teaching school, and enjoyed Thanks
giving dinner with her sister. Mrs. J.
c.. Robinson, of this city.
Ed Ward, who is with the P. ]. Bro
ply company in Butte, took his turkey
and stufing at home with the old folks
Thursday.
Judge ]. NJ. Kennedy and wife were
down from Anaconda Thursday on a
visit to their daughter, who is attend
ing ST Mary's academy at this place.
Moncure Cockrell, who is attending
the agricultural college at Bozeman
this winter, came over Thursday and
took Thanksgiving dinner at home.
Miss Ethel Wood returned Thursday
from a visit to friends in Butte.
George Lamson. the affable ticket
agent of the Oregon Short Line at
Butte came down from there last Sun
day and upon his return in the even
ing was accompanied by Mrs. Lamson
and the children, who had been visiting
for several days with MI and Mrs. T.
w. Cat!in.
l.. c. Parker and son, T. w. Parker,
left on the noon train Friday for Colo
ma, where Mr.. Parker is interested in o.
Steinberg. formerly Of Butte.
Mrs. w. c. Mcfarland of Garrison
was registered at the McBurney Mon
day.
Miss jamie Hibbs was in town from
Pioneer Friday.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Alma Bielenterg,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. j.
Bielenberg, to l. w. Higgins, which
happy event is to take place Dec. IL,
1892 at the home of the brides parents
in this city. Both the contracting par
ties have been long and favorably
known in Deer Lodge, where the bride
to-be was born and raised, and each
will receive the very best wishes of our
entire community for long, happy and
prosperous married life.
Miss Marie Stackpole. who is teaching
in the Butte schools this term, came
down to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Stackpole.
Under Sheriff d. H. Morgan came
down from Anaconda Thursday to eat
his Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Walton.
Mrs William Hardenbrook came
down from Anaconda Friday for a
short visit to friends in Deer Lodge.
John Clague was a visitor in town
from Anaconda Thursday and Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Aylesworth, who is
dlLtEuIlE, lIle " SSiGydH uIltCISlLy a t
Helena this winter, arrived home We'd
nesday to eat her Thanksgiving dinner
at home and spend few days visiting
friends
Mrs. Judge s. X. Davis departed for
Helena on a three weeks visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Maud Davis-Baker, and
friends in the capital city. The judge is
keeping bachelors hall and drives
away the blues by indulging in occas-
icnal rubbers of whist with his gentle
men friends.
John N. Bielenberg returned Tuesday
from Twin Bridges and vicinity, where
he had been for the past fortnight buy
ing cattle.
Colonel w. N. Aylesworth was in
Butte a couple of days on business dur
ing the week, returning home Friday.
Attorney j. II. Meyers was a profess
sional visitor to Avon Monday.
Miss Sallie Batterton, who is teaching
in Butte this winter came home Tues
day to remain the balance of the week
and spent Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. DR.. e. G. Rickert arrived from
Butte last Sunday and has been a
guest at the home of Mrs. Will Reed
during the week
DR.. Peter Mussigbrod Of Warm
Springs stopped off in Deer Lodge on
Wednesday on his way to his mining
interests at Garnet.
and one of the guards at the peniten-
tiary, went to Dillon to spend Thanks
giving with friends there
Rev J. M. Settle of Butte preached
morning and evening last Sunday at
the Methodist church in this city.
After an absence of more than 20
years from the home of his boyhood
most OF which time he lived in this
city, Henry Heinsman left for his old
home in Canada last Sunday to re-
main until spring.
Hon. Conrad Kohrs came over from
Helena last Saturday to attend a meet
ing of the school board, returning home
Sunday.
Dr. w. H. Haviland and J. F. Sidley
of Butte were in DeerLodge last Sun
day and enrolled nine new candidates
for membership in the Elks' lodge. 1t is
likely that a lodge will soon be estab-
lished here.
Bernard Mulgrove, an experienced
mining expert of Butte, employed at
the Leonard, came down from there last
Saturday and visited several days the
first of the week with Judge S. X. Da-
Wis.