The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-22

Mrs. Moritz Bien, accompanied by his
family, has returned to Montana after
an absence of four years spent in bus
mess life in Gibbonsville, Idaho. Mr.
Bien has leased home in Deer Lodge
for the remaining winter months and
here his family will reside to enjoy
school facilities pending the selection of
a business location by the gentleman.
Under solicitation of President A. B.
Martin of the College of Montana.
Judge Samuel K. Davis gave a fault
less rendition of Shakespeare's master
tragedy Macbeth assuming the
characters of Macbeth and Lady Mac
beth, before the faculty and students
and a few friends of the college in the
parlors of that institution Friday ave-
ming. For 80 years. in the halcyon days
of the drama in America, when such
shining lights as John Wilkes Booth,
MaCready. Mccullough and Davenport
graced the profession, Judge Davis
shone to no mean advantage in legiti-
mate roles, a greater part of his career
being spent in Cleveland, where he es-
tablshed himself firmly in the friend
ship of playgoers and social life. In
returning, temporarily, to his wonted
profession, Mr. Davis asked the indul-
gence of his listeners, making the mod
est claims of an amateur for his rendi-
tion of the tragedy, but the early train
were manifest from the first passage
and ito the end of the recital the veteran
actor held the individual attention of
his audience in his masterful interpre-
tation of the play.
j. K. Pardee, ST., prominent In placer
mining circles of Granite county, was
guest of friends in Deer Lodge several
days during the past week.
j. H. Toomey is in the Nevada. valley
this week looking after his live stock
interests of that section
DR.. Herbert Holloway, formerly CT
this city, for a number of years state
veterinarian, but more recently engag-
ed in the sheep industry. with nome
in Great Falls has moved his flocks TO
Meagher county and with his wife has
taken up permanent residence In Hell
ena.
Mrs. Will Fisher and little son Pear
son of Anaconda are guests IN the
home of Mrs Grace Fisher, on Rainbow
avenue.
Frank Williams, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Williams, is quite
seriously i'll from an attack of inflam-
matory rheumatism.
Judge yelling Napton has leased the
Morse cottage, on Rainbow avenue
where his family will take up their res
idence during the coming week.
Prominent in the cast of Hoyt's "A
COMMENTED WOlIldIl appears Tie AdHlc
of Miss Phyllis Young, a Salt Lake So
cial favorite, who also has wide &C.
quaintance in this city, where she VS.
tied several weeks some two years since
in the home of Mrs. A. H. Mitchell.
Dr. A. G. Rickart of Butte spent
Wednesday last with patients and
friends in this city.
Mine host w. N. Aylesworth of the
McBurney is adding much to the popu..
larity of his hosiery during these days
of political excitement by the promi-
hence of space given Standard senator
ial bulletins in the hotel lobby.
Mrs. Gus Bird and sister, Miss May
Bernard, have returned to Butte after
a visit of several weeks to the home of
their mother in this city.
Mrs. John Mcmahon has returned
from a stay of two weeks in Butte, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Mae
McMahon, who is slowly convalescing
from an attack of rheumatism.
A number of ladies of the Christian
church met with Mrs. w. NJ. Jordan in
the ehancel of the church this after
noon, their visit being in the nature CT
a farewell party to the lady, who will