The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-01
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, Sept. 30.-The Deer
Lodge woman's club, the pioneer wom-
ans organization of Montana, have dis
trlbuted copies of their Year Book for
season of 1s99-190O, containing por-
activity covering period from October
Z to May II next. The club will meet
during the ensuing season on Saturday
afternoons instead of Sunday evenings
as has been the custom during the
past eight years. Appended is the
programme for the month of October:
October 7.--Paper: The Public Press,
Its Use and Aabuse Mrs j. M.
Simpson. Discussion-Current Topics.
October 14.-Paper: The Coming In
Discussion.
October 21.-Paper: Marie Correlli
Review of "Thelma," Mrs. M. J. Bell.
Discussion.
October 2S.-Paper: Woman's Clubs
Mrs. 7. W. Catlin. Discussion.
The Rev. Father MacCorry. C. S. P,
recognized leader in pulpit oratory,
who is now devoting himself to a mis-
sion at Anaconda. will be at Deer
Lodge on Tuesday next, October 8,
with the intention of holding a series
of meetings before Pensioners of this
vicinity. The mission will last three
days. ending on Saturday morning next.
Mass will be said every morning at
1880, followed by instruction. A sermon
will be given at 1890 a. m. On Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings free lectures
will be delivered in Cottonwood hall
to which cordial invitation is extend
ed to our citizens. From here Father
MacCorry will go to Philipsburg to
give a similar mission of four days.
A 6a1Iphtar was horn tO the wife of
James Kantner at their home on the
West Side on Thursday of last week.
Henry Grant. the well-known old
timer and mine owner of Garnet, was
a visitor to Deer Lodge in a social way
a day or two the first of the week.
S. e. Laribee, promoter of the bank
ing, sheep raising and thoroughbred
stock breeding industries of this valley
has returned from 10 days business
visit to Weiser, Idaho.
DR.. j. Hood Owings and j. Homer
Snow returned from three days bust
ness session of the X. P. grand lodge
in Butte on Saturday last.
Mrs. A. B. Browne has returned to
her home in Missoula after pleasant
visit of 10 days in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Coleman.
The 1l-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Mcfarland died at their
home near Helmville on last Friday
IIoIillHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kimberly of
near Avon came in from their ranch
home Friday of last week for the pur-
pose of sending their children, two boys
and a girl. to school in this city. They
have rented the Minshall residence on
South D street.
Deputy United States Marshal Dave
Meikeljohn was in town from Butte
Tuesday. 1t had been several months
since he was here, but he did not no.
tice much change in our town. Dawes
first visit to Deer Lodge was in the
winter of 1866, when he occupied a
cabin with several other men on South
Main street.
Mrs. r. C. Humber, accompanied by
her daughters, Misses Jessie and Lii
liam Humber, and her mother, Mrs.
Lydia f. Irvine left to-day, Saturday,
for Spokane, where they will reside
during the coming winter. Mr.. Hum
Der did not accompany his family, but
will remain in Deer Lodge for the
present. The departure of the ladies
from this city, where they have lived
for so many years, will be much re-
GREETED by their numerous friends here
E. Z. Congdon, formerly of Bennett
Bros, Butte, but now of Philipsburg,
was Deer Lodge visitor Wednesday.
DR.. Peter Mussigbrod came in from
Garnet Wednesday and reports things