The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-19
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AT the NJ. e. parsonage on Monday
| evening, Nov. 10, the wedding of Soren
! Peter Nelson to Miss Lena Hirschy oc-
Cured, Rev. r. P. Smith officiating.
| The affair was private one, only a few
| friends of the contracting parties be-
ing present. Mr.. Nelson is young
| cattleman of the Big Hole basin and
| the bride. who is but is years of age,
| is the daughter of Fred Hirschy a we'll
known stockman of the basin The
| young couple left for their home in the
| big Hole a few days afterward.
| Miss Janet l.. Davis. county super
| intendent of schools for Madison couu-
| ty, accompanied by Miss May Jofn,
was in Dillon the first Of the week on
| a visit to her sister, Miss Flora, who Is
| attending the state normal. Miss Davis
| was on her way to the Centennial val
ley to visit the three school districts in
that section. That Is what she said
she was going to do. but as she and
Miss Gohn took Tuesday evenings train
| for Salt Lake City, it is whispered
1 round among the friends of Miss Gohn
| that there is soon to be a wedding in
| the City of the Saints and ere this ls
read by the readers Of the Standard she
will have become the bride of Ira
| French, popular young man. formerly
resident of Virginia City, but now q
| merchant, of Mercur, Utah. Miss Davis
is to be bridesmaid.
AT Lakeview last Saturday occurred
| the wedding of Joe Sherwood and Miss
| Hannah Gamer. both residents of Lake.
Idaho. where Mr.. Sherwood is engaged
| in the mercantile business. Justice
| Fisher performed the ceremony. which
was quite informal.
| The Dillon Needle club met at the
| home of Mrs. A. f. Graeter Wednesday
! afternoon and social session was held.
Refreshments We're served
| The young lady students of the nor:
NAL who are boarders at the Dove
Cote, which the more prosaic def1le
with the name of Normal Hen Roest,,'
! gave pleasant party to theirsgentle-
| men friends last Friday evening. The
| function was called taffy pulling and
| the evening was passed most nerriiy.
Resides the taffy pulling dancing and
.were INDUCED in
Professor and Mrs. Swain entertained
1 the members of the normal and public
school boards and faculty. the preach
ers and their wives and a few others at
their home on Washington street last
| Friday evening. Games, with conversa-
/ ton, and cards, were the means of
| Wwhiling away the evening, which was
passed pleasantly. Light refreshments
| Were served and when the guests de-
parted the hour was a late one.
Quite pleasant affair was the euchre
| party given to number of lady friends
at the home Of Mrs. Ann Roe Wednes-
day afternoon by Mesdames Roe and
| Norris. Progressive euchre was the
mode of entertainment The first prize,
china comb and brush tray. was won
by Mrs E. J. Passmore; the lone hand
prize, beautiful vase, was won by
| Mrs. l.. c. Fyhrfe. Refreshments were
served. AS supplementary party to
the above event the same hostesses
| will this afternoon entertain a number
| of their lady friends who do not indulge
| in card playing.
| Mrs. Professor Monroe entertained
number of her elderly lady friends last
Friday afternoon, the party being given
| in honor of her mother, who is visiting
| her.
| DR.. Swain, one of the professors at
| the normal, will entertain the mem
| beers of his class at party to be given
at his residence this evening
/ Among the Butte parties who have
| been in Dillon during the, week and
registered at the Metlen were: J. Fps
tenn, T. f. Hopkins, A. J. Schumacher
and sons, G. H. Mayo, J. B. McGinn D.
| B. Jacobs, M. l.. Wines, j. e. Hemple,
G. M, Smith, P. +. Dolman. 7. a. But
| ler r. Meiklejohn, W. r. Bird and wife,
| w. C.McBride and William Orem.
| Felix Falk was registered at the Met
| len from Anaconda Thursday.
| John T. Cox is in Helena this week
seeing to business matters connected
with the bankruptcy case of Cox &
| Pyle.
| The Misses Page, Comfort and Kirby
of the normal visited their parents at
| Twin Bridges Saturday and Sunday.
| Mayor j. E. Morse was in Butte for
few days during the week.
M. l.. Davidson of the M. M Co. made
business trip to Salmon, Idaho, this
week.
The second social dance of the sea-
son was given in the Dillon theater last
evening, there being quite a good at
| tendance of the young people of Dillon
and vicinity present.
| Miss Anita F. Johnson, who is teach
| ing at Red Rock, spent Sunday in town.
| P. T. Butler, who was assisting the
State bank of Dillon when that institu-
ton began business last August, came
down from Butte last Tuesday to take
Ralph Sebree's place while the latter is
| off on vacation.
| A. J. Noyes, manager of the Ajax
| Live Stock company, in the Big Hole
basin, is in town this week.
| Otto Klemm, cashier of the First Ma
tfonal bank Of this city, is in Butte this
week.
Robert Roth, a teamster, who last
| sumner was employed by the Hecla
tls suiApany at Glendale, was ar
| rested Tuesday night for steal
ing ore belonging to the COM
pany. A few days ago a cache of
ore was discovered in the willows be-
tween the smelter and the concentra-
tor AS 1t was thought an attempt
| would be made to remove the ore Tues
day night, owing to the suspicious ac-
| tons OF the man suspected, a watch
man was placed where he could keep
| an eye on the cache. His vigil was
rewarded, for shortly after midnight
team was driven to a point in the
road opposite the cache and the man
driving got Off, went in the willows
| below the road where the ore had
| been hidden. and piled all of the sacks
together. Then he packed up SO sacks.
one at a time, and loaded them into
| the wagon. Just then another man