The Anaconda standard. [volume], September 25, 1892, Page 6, Image 6

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THEANACONDA STANDARD. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1892.
JfcSocial World.
ONETHING AND ANOTHER WHICH SOCIETY PEOPLE LIKE
TOTALK ABOUT.
A1
raslp About tho Purs What^Bum Scrappers Say-The^Nlxon-Knogh^I Contest.^- ^ t
Messrs. Salman. Vi'o|l.oioe.' Cm... T ^9^^^^* }^^u^ ov'^*
1of Ma MM was lbs lligl
William*.Vlko and W^Cross gave a dramatic^brought down the mm^playi-d the violin. Mini
.CMfaJMa Mr.^eclot lion wliii It^^. Ur. Sjwlni.iii^Cmj delighted
MaMfUlwith awcel songs, and Mr.^Vlko presided at ilie piano.
MasterWillie Hum* has I icon recalled I^from Omaha, lispending a bwdnis ni^lioine. and aill noon enter the college uf i^Montana at Ueer Ltslge.
MmTill and party at New Voik left !^Anaconda on Thursday for Salt I.akeeity. j^wlni^ llie^ stop lor a feu d;:\s b^ foic
retu n: mg to their home.
H.R. Crocker of St. Paid is n guest at^the .Montana.
A.('. MacCallnni has broken ground for ;^a residence on (bony plfl ol near Seventh^atroei.
Mre.ti. H. Winston of St. Louis Ims '^been ill Anaconda most of Mat wnl^ anil^v ill rcTniii ti^ faults to-^lav.
(hiWcdtn sdv. a parly composed of^Me-tla ii.es Ltiislcy.Tlmriin.ti. MsJsBSslsBr*^Merrill. Looiiatd. TIioiii.ib. M.ilian and^/MstM| n aile a lii|^ up sCM GfOSSI^canyon i^ nailier Imeklelierries. TUo^psni cuntped nt noon and purionk of a^aiinipluotis luneli. gathered a tiuantlty of^hciric* and returned at sundown. Inning^pass, ,1 i( delightful day.
Mrs.W. H. Arui-iioiig ssT Sent tie hi the
ginsi o! Mis. H. p, MnftaWi
Mi.Md Mis. 1). v. HiHnhftn. Mrs. fle^ \^tm My. sitss finlilin v. n. Rwraj Mai j
Mr.am! Mrs. J. II. DUTStM pad a ilo-
HghHWnay at sarsar Lake last Sunday,
Mr.anil Mis. W. H. MM and Miss^Burns pas.id 11.-tord.-ii in Hutte and^attend' I the MmJ ^ ' Mather in iiuico.
Mr.ami Mrs. Edw-ird S. s'olnrinkow^were al Ihe Montana tlie Iii -1 hall uf tho^week.
MondayoietiingMrs.Albert 'lilt and^Dr. and Mis. lluuiorih of New York on-^tortained a company of gut sis Im ited l^y^Mrs. Lot.mis in tlie parlors of the Mon^^tana, lh. ami Mis. Il.iiilitiill were Im a
attanbsTol years mcrobeisj of has ckoaf nf^Si. 'i liomas' oiititch m N^ w Y^ | k.
Ben.C S V..ih n is spending Sunday^at tlie Montana.
Ai's.lnII. It-own 'clt for Uurango.Colas,^on Friday. having aeceplod a position^withtkejmining und smelting cnmpMV^under tlio ^MMarMMM of Otto Smlinnnn.
Mrs.J. H. Roonejr snd but rtested
1ill tie for a co.ip'n ol da i . las' uiik.
Mr.and Mi ^-. .)^ aajph OorM and di.ugh-^ti i seeaajaaJSSa returned Uojmj snalmilay^i.f er a visit oi saretaJ days, a/ttb Butte
frond-.
Mis.lajBM A. lltti.: an I d t u;:'. i o r, B^M^have l^tni spi'iul.tiu s-\eial v.iiis in
Ni Vatk and Doston, will retvjrai to Aa^*^Maaaai Fee the wksleCi PayMWMf Kim:^Willie del.mad ill Botttb Am lira until^epiiiiB.
lII.i!tobs and dam litef of f'iiie.ieonm
ssaasslisafascasoaattin* Mon'ami. Mr.
iross i^ a eeli Inati-d artist ami Is m.ik nu^fine aalatings ol 10 or more ^ 1 Mi. I^al^^
bo|es.
A(Materparty epo* ' sCri and
Mrs,ttbelliijrTHttlr. Mr. aad Mrs. L. ti.
KtnlthaMr.ami Mrs* V, W. liooasisaesi
Mr.and Miss ^ ;..'. will stM^ Margaret^Mailier in ^Lady of L\,^us.
I.*. Repfdor risited liter [xxkfs^Tliiii sday.
PoatoflleeInsperto i WatkiM w ns in Mm^Hty Pmksi.
RabertGrebj returned Pridsy from bbj^trip to the Bay Hole. The atayar pari ^^f^tin* ktintlM party a hk*b be sot nni|sinkwl^liis praMssled t^ Minson mil r. near tba
Temi r.iiitfe iii lilalio, to ii niain u f w
Veeks.
I'.I'. II Ian mT II.mi lion was a rui^; at^tin- Montana ireeu rday*
Mr.and Mrs. U II KaaMMBJ of Ikiultler^a^' rejssts of Mrs. i'l.ezue. lira, Kennedy's^sisier. ni BmJi eteaaC
Mmlay en iins^tto 1'ks. after the
r*^'il.it* I.si:;.- lii' i'lmi;. held a sis-nil si' ^^^ 'ii al abieb a tea I laitlni Blka were en-^ti : ikSS '..
Mrs.Martin Marl ^ ansl ebBMM^^Csbtdys aud On lie, ti irned Friday aftees^Ml iit.ii: tbeala sol WssbinaTton,a*beea
theypassed lbs BtHMMMf MMMsS at die^htiine ot kef ni^ih^r.
Mis. J. ti r he and eninfttM pmmm! i^^^their aoaas in Pbiliisdairji reateednyi after
aiso seeks' visit at tin- houf Mr. ami
Mrs.Br, j. Mattbes .
theStanford-.Inliusi.ii seddlng was one^of the pleasant it attires nt the week. The
Mmvjof ihe pnwMi i^ ^ph- bad deeerntod^the Intsrior nt lbs I'm si.^ teriau rrsjeati an*^Ul It n*an n rarltabbi Aoral baniii, BrMe-^In! t im s nnil rnutrant II .^ era were eseiy*
wheiv ami I he sir was Heavy w ith tin ti 11 a-^ffiancf. Mrs. Hart.i-tl pn'-i.|..| at the
oruanand peayed aaDst ssTei Hiely the
MddWJin.mil. As the Mtea of the^anaaab saatnded tba bricbtU prtuaaeabM eu-^brffad IMMnreb and pi-oreeded up the^atsif. Before tbe youiuj couple went four^Bawar (bis, aratlerini hbwanme in dm^p*tk at bride and grouen, Tba little clris^nfbo pelfui mod ibis plea seal dutt mm
BornsiI 'I bnbi Toole, l. da ^'^ ryi n and
HeaslBarthrtU AH brides are beautiful-!
Inr. M -I ^I i ns. i', \tj 11 l.i id 111 \ s.i. |1, i^drtss was of white silk Bee-pa duebine^ami vm Mnat bi armbia;, ReV, Willi.mi^Clyde eaed late impeas Ire serrlrm srbidi^Baade VM yaanag naanw one. after arkirb
thetrow dot li.ei.ils who had lilled ;i,'^Cliurrh to ovi i Mow inn, i-aine Im w aid with^eomtratiilatii'iis. Mr. ami Mrs. Slaiia-^fortl are at home to their ti n-nils in their^pleasant home mi the BorMT ^'l iourih^nnil Bhteb streeta*
AtHi lens. Mond ^^ last. s,|vrr Hn-rlies.^late.y ol th-t ;^.^.- Ban ^-d to Miss^Mar.-aret (any t .1 Butte, thief Inatloe
BlakeottciaIna*, li indredael ha nds of
Mr.Bnki - in tins i a\ e\i. a.l lo h.ins.'ll^and wife ilie.i most hearty eoiiura'.ulu-^timi^.
Oneof tin in ^ 1 pit as n ; i \-i nts of tM^season was the surprise Daily I'i i'l.iy at oil^^ing ut the boTMoftM Misses Katie ami
MnagMBonrks, '1 be nmrdM of tin part)
Wassufficient to show the estimation in
wliiehiii. r/ouni Uvdlea wire kahf b|
tbeirfriends, Haiieim- ...is the . , -. ,^BeyaMajitiir. aini.it mteiAals was^^Mjr bHerrupsad bi rnenl aMMsa rendered^by inc-nilters of tuc part^.
rrrnMftjF
rivenhy Mrs. M. Kirkoatriek and the^M SSSS KirUpatra-k nil Vr\\ ly afterm-sei.^There soil* m'Vt'il lalile ., The guests^well- Mrs. Kmiyou. Mrs. 'f I. nnas [MVBtS
Mrs. fleaBiay LeiaWe, Mis. II. a.
IfArli. ul. Mrs. J. .1. Mellation. Mr-,^liawes. Mrs. L. \V. S. Tiucle, Mrs. R. ^i.^Hn.wn. Mr*. Ilosa ( lark. ^fr^. W. A.^( lark. Mrs. .1. K. ( lark, Mrs. .1. M. White.^Mrs. ('. I*. lloiiiili, Mrs. B. W. Slaplcton.^Mrs. loM BBBa, Mrs. M. 11. Hrowiilee.^Mrs. J. It. Wellemne. Mrs. Dr. Murrav.^Mis. I.. A. Sislcy. Mrs. ('. Lloyd. Mrs. W.^M. Tuoliy. Mrs. Lyman. Mrs. (J. K. Iloek-^Mod, Mi s. II. W. Blrhards. NJi-s Tingle,^Bias Hawt-s. Miss Stapleltin, Miss poster.^Miss Young. Miss ll'-tnu-s-sy. Miss tVist-,-,^M'ss lt.'i'n*r. Miss Jaeolis, ihe Misses^Ki-iiyoti. Mt-s I.vans. Mi-s U'iu-elcr. Mrs. |^lluss'-ll. Mis. W hite, tie' Misses Hirdseye. I^Tm (list pffbaj was won li\ Miss f'asoy; 1^the mnsohition prizo l^y Mrs. W, A.t'laik,^and the honliv prize by Mrs. .1. M. White, j^Tsn ilalbylrtfnl UtnebeoM were given bjf |^Mrs. James r'orhis (his wt-ek. The llrst !^was on Monday, the |n:-iy iiieliidini; Mrs.^A. A. Fori.is. Mrs. \V. A. Onrk. Mrs.^franrp. Mrs. Winston. Mrs. ]|. A. II' Aeheul.^Mr-, Kant lob neon, Mrs. Geoffrey Lavelle,^tin- MiaaSfl A'lelaide atid Lm flle Tlmrn-^loii. ^!r^. James r'orhis; Mrs. Ku-s'-ll,^Mrs. l!i 'vvnlee ami Mrs. Sunders of Hoi-^Mas The si eond lunehi'tu. w as on^W.'dtie doy. the party iMlttdWJ Mrs. J.^II. \y^-Me.line, Mrs. Or. Mttrriy. Mrs. K.^W. s. TlnfrM, Mrs. GaMja i\ Bin'ltnwMl,
MrsU M. Tuoliy. Mrs. W. K. Ke iyon.
Mi. W. 1. Upeaersott, Mrs. Smiih, Mrs.^'Il iiintt v M.ss Ade'aide Tii^i-iiton, Mrs.^('. L'oyd ami Mr-. Jamm 1'orbis.
Ptankt orlieit was aiile to leave for^California Thursday. His ininj friends^will hope that In- will lie spoi-dny PMMjaj]
toaaaJtbi
Manyla lies were present at tile Silver^How eltih reeeptioii oti Wednesday, w Meh,^it is iimlei'stooi'. w ill h the last one nt^vim h IM f aliloi'iiia oreliestra \^ ill fur^^nish lie- eii^ertaiiiim-iit.
lira,lei-st laik has arrived from LM^Angeh's and is visiting her motlier, Mrs.^).\ his.
Men.BoWlM and Mm. BraatHraf ^ f
Ma,arctlie guests of Mrs. D'Aebeid.^Mrs. W. A. Clark ami family left for
NewYe k Friday tiajotber witb bttea Cas
rieTliortitoii and kBafl l^mits.
Mrs.!'. A. I.aiu-y left for CbjMtM Pri^^day.
Mrs.\Y. W. MeCraekbi lias MM to^lawn on a \ i-it Ear a Im iv* i U,
I.franzm in was g.v n a plMMatl aaes^prias party by his friends at Ins home on^Smith I da bo s'.reo, Friday e\enit^series of games v.a. I'laytsl, at'lor wIliell^a lumii ^on was served. Th.^se peaaMi^were: Mr. and Mrs. A. H.Jom^^^. Mr. nnd^Maa, QeurM Smith. Mr. and Mis. J. II.^lirow n, Mr. ami Mrs. l'l-an/tu'in. Mis i^^lulia K^^!!y. Mi ^ s PaMnMb) Md S ^ lira^Walsh. I lit ii-i M^ll .milil. I*nulilie Se.lirr^-
wiek,N b i Kerr, Marion Hay, ('. ('. Muts^^rav.-i.i .lh lie,R. P. MeTuUosnrb, B. D.^HBI,C. P. OrsfhaU. B. H. Wynne. C. H.^Pop and ( . M, HBan,
Mrs.t;. ('. Kitelten and Mi-s Carrie^MatthowR have j-ist returned f rom Boutb^BouMaa, whi p- tbey La\o baM visiting^li i^^nils the las- ^i t-k.
Sol
OlAU i ITUL
Uvdi
BOZEMAN.in laoaeay
Pcis
tsash^sun at,
Hii/.l\t IN, Sept. Hi. Mrs. J. J. Reeves
gai- an afternoon tea Tbutaday to n^M artnabar af her lady Mann It is
saidlo hate baM one of ihe prettiest^i ^tea--^ ever In ld iii BaaaMnaj,
B,M.^ ol liati and Mr. IViuitioe mm)^Mr lo.ni Bn la last Si nnil iv and loft lor
tin-1'pfs r Wt si Gallatin Sunday nsamiM
ioil a lilllll .llg e\pe iii i.el. 1'hey f\pe.'t to
Iui a ^ bm ST hi day ij
Hon.II. 1*. M'Tilue^ has hat n upfimu^j Tlll'-e PaTM lli'tst of the Wts'k. lie is^i nielli.mitsl as a prohahle n iniiiee lor as-
isi -- r i ^ the deaaoreatie eoosentlon.
,Miss Laura Itu^mpsoii.oiicof MktaMbt*a^iMfkeki ami pretty ^^tu::g I oli -s. i- BJMMsdkeaj^aconplanf weeks ,n iioz' lion, ihe guest^^ ^I Mr. and Mrs. t .( . W. lie.
FrankBierrnaun and C C. and Baonai
FnUnrstinted on a hunting trip last i in s-^day. Tbsa w ill Ik- tone several days.
J.I. 1) AmB tafntnad to the eiay W etlm s.^^lai after rksUUuj Hi-Iciia, Ln uigsmu ami
oibar pi.n i-s.
MattW. Altlersmi spent a few days of^the week Hi Hutu , taking ill the it puis^lieau ratification ur eimg while there.
CharlesAm i m y of Manhattan wait a
\^1 or in tin- orty i ue-day.
I.I.. Iltih.trt i t Kalispell stopped over^Tueeday In Boat man.
iII Solium is ami W. N. Maiming BaaM^om-i from llelt t.a 'I huiMlay. Mr. Soni-^BMH I is thinking ol pulling in a fa lephmio
s\-teiuin our i-ity if ibe eitkrans will area^Urn Moonaari rnptKirf to tla* ctnterprise.^t, IF, Iff. I. It. I h.ipin and [i. S.^1 FreiK'h, eiipitalisis and mine owners nt^t St. Johns, MkdlbtM, SretW in the i-in Mmi-
da)snd left im-the Iu*venue mines nanr
RedItlufl. to inspect the e^aliidc pi ^ t ,
'in aperatlon tbaytn,
ibarleyCallahan was up from Three^Parks a pan af tba wesfk*
R.Hugh Sawyer, a prominent eiiiaeaj^and land ^^i m-r of l.nran, VM iti Bnaas^man BTatlMaday MtP i'htirwlay.
iCiuoryCobb of nasukakea, in., an rod^In tba elty Tneeday, Mi. ('obb is ptaal
MM0a*tMBnMMMNational Lank, lull^re-idn- ill lilinms.
'1he |ie.ip!e's party of (t lllatill OMtnty
willbold a eonrwnttou Oct. 1, in eonanler
theproprk 1} ef plat llig a eoliliM tMuH in^the Held lor the ensuing election.
CoLW, p, Hnnnorinnd wtfo aaano in
litni Butte, Thursday evening, ami are
Iert olned in Cone ml and Mi -. i..
s.B linn
TheJiw isli Xa-w Year w .is filtingl) nl^-^sel \ sd li^ the Jew s in tbe i ity .
Mi.ami Mrs. L. Ilnni Martin enter^^tained at dinner, tVodnefldny, Br, aM1|^Mi-. \\ . 11. f- icisi haiit i and L. VFyman
l.lls.
Dr.W. L i'u'lor roturm lit..ma hunt-
iligli p in the upper \\ esi t. dial In c^ -in-^try, Wednesday. The rest ^^l his part., ros
lllaitied.
II.J. llailey. treasurer of MiIn
county,and recently uuiiuti ited bj |ha
democraticpan y for a second term, spent^soimil day. in the city this week visitina;^iiis daughter. Mis. K. J. Oweuhouse.
Hon.Sam Won 1 of Helena was in Bose^^MM Thursday, .leaving Friday morning;.
Ms. W. H. Traov went to Deer Lodge^'1 luirsday on it short visit.
tos-irgeliarnaby .left Friday for Dayton,^Wash., w here he hopes to settle as the^pastor of the Diseiple church.
Judgell iitiiiun's eoudition has so much^improved as to permit him to spend a por^^tion of his time in Ins office attending to^the most important otf his business.
Mrs.Dr. Howard oiTived from Hutte tba^flisi ol the in ck. Min will make her paav^inaneiit resale nee in li. izemun.
ATBILLINGS.
MMMMlof Wil! Knows reopls of^I . stern Mnnl ms.
Him.i.mis,Sept. i'i. ^Mr. and Mro.^. Frank Cinicron, aim had been^' spending several days ill town, went^l beck to their ranch Mmidny.
C.A. Me.M.ister of Red I.tslgo. treasurer^ofiheltoeky Fork Coal craupuiiy, was in^tow ti Mt nday.
(i.W. ShiH-innkor is about to erect a^handsfimo three story business building^on Molilalia avenue.
IMvVardwell, the horse jrrower from^St ink hlfl W.iier. Wjoiiiinc. mho has Isssn^spending some lima in tow n, started to^his ranch last week.
Clifton(.emgo of Missouri, who visited^his brother W. H. Georgo of this place,^more IhjM a year ago. is on his way to pay^Billing* another visa ol several, months.
Tin-manager and president of ihe Man-^tanal attle compuiiy, C W, Chowning^ami J. T Murphy, have been hen- this^I w eek . tiperiuiemiing the slnppll g of sev^^eral train loadii of emtio for the Chicago^i markets.
W.M. Cienshaw, ihe iatc efficient man^^ager of the i rand hotel, left for Untie
Frtilaynn.ri.ing^li. Ti Banna. hMd Tivondell, Frank^' Mann ami 11. I'. Ut-ulon. who havo beou^huiitiogii: tin-pryor iii HUitains, ietu.uoJ^t-arii ill tlie l^ cek.
A^Chicken Tea,''which proved vary^stif.-i s .tul lor the Is-iieU! oif the Methodist^clniM-li. wus given at tho resiJencu ot Dr.^i-'ree Sati.iday ci cuing.
Dr.Mellon ell anil J. Chappie enter-^t.iitieil a number of their friends Tuesday^( li ning at ihe residence of Dr. Chappie,^lu lu-urns refreshments were served and^the time was passed very pleasantly with^iiiu-ie and dancing.
EdmundButler, editor of ilie Miles City^Juvn:ul. was in town Tuesday.
J.L. Hayes of Cleveland. Ohio, who is^taking a business trip to Bn coast, spoilt^u lew days this week on his way w ith his^son, George Hayes, of this place.
Mr.Hastings, w ho has In en settled on a^ranch up tin- valley for ihe last I or 10^years, has sold out and is about to remove^u iih his l'aniily lo llezt inaii. Gn at regret^is i vpicBsct by their neighbors at their do-^pai tine
Col.A. L. I ils-ook nttcinlcd the Masonic^ga'hering at liter LndBi Bdl week.
II.A. ( otey has returiicd w ith Ids wifo^front Chicago. Mrs. Cor^^y has riwntly^liei u seriously ill, but we are glad lo suy^A ! is now i onvaleseent.
Mr.Lawsoti. w ho has spent the summer^at White Sulphur Springs.lias relumed to^Hillings ami will remain till alter the fair.1^Ur. Chappie attended the Masonic gath^^ering at Deer Lodge this week. His wile^ami little dauglitcr uceompaiiicd him on^bis tun. J^il. I'. ( ailwell, tho Boxeman attorney,^attended eoun this week.
JudgeMllburn is in town this week pre-^sid'tit; at the disti icl court.
C.li. Mii'iileton of Miles City is attend-.^ing court tin. w cek.
Theinfant child of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. j^llellner died suddenly last Thursday.
J.Seiiuull, iho eaitlcin.in from thu Mus^^selshell, is in tow n this week.
A!|)h.n-c I liiseb has gone to Fort Custer^on huainess.
MissChris Krascr. who has henn visit^^ing al the ram h of Mr. and Mrs, Calhoun^up the valley, returned Sunday.
Mr.Ad.mis. father of Mrs. Harry Allen,^who has spenl the Inst year with his^daughter in this place, has gone on a visit^to l'orll.ititt. t Ircgon,
IVc-dFields, who has been spending tho^summer vacation witii his parents, re^^turned to college at Deliver last week.
WillSleeper came dow n from H u r last^Thursday night ami spent a few days ill^tow n.
Mrs.l'.uil McCorniick, who with her^children has lieon visiting her mother in^\\ .mining, returned Sunday.
MissL lull Malheson, who has spent the^summer i: iting friends in Helena, Mis-^aattla. White Sulphur Springs und Umo-^lii.in, ret ill in d 1 hursday.
Mrs.Iloli.'iunau ol Idaho and Mrs. Oscar^(ii in II of Jiilnlit.il bale been visiting Mrs.^C. Speir of this place during the week.
Mr.Mi Mrs. Mains and family, who^hate been out camping, returned Satur^^day.
Mrs.John llamscy, who went to Denrcr^Ihe time of the Masonic gathering m that^plaee, and who has since Is-en visiting ln r^| daughters in Salt Lako City, returned^linine Monday iiigln. Her husband went^as far as Unite to meet her. She left her^\ son Any at school in Salt Lake,^i Mr. Hastings has sold his ranch up tho^, valleyaud is ulsnit Inn nioie his laliuly to
Boaaaann*
fHtl FLtJWtH- CITY.
viali iio'iii, tn I^.-^^ i l.iMtre Social t'lrrles
Ilie Pssl Mlflt.
Hilt:Lout.I.. Sept. 1. 'Ihe studinls^w 'in haii' arr'i fd at the- cnllcgv up to dato^are: Mis- Lulu Kelly, M.sh Irene Spmi-^ecr. While Kulphur Springs: Miss Dunn,^inaaondl; Mis.Inei Kliiott, RaceTniek:^the Mi-s,.; tail,., Willis; Miss (lira lieitf.^ell. ' t aldei ; Miss I l ira (oilman. Dillon ;^Miss Anna ll.ilgleish. I'lor. nee; Mini^Mi-- N ina Hedges,! oi \ alia : Me- l'rinikitl
llsrpar,Bommmi Miss aleKaon, Daa#
I.tslgo;L. Harker OlM-rtreis, HuMe; f, |f.^William-. Wieh.-: A. B. Illair. C. Sligh,^GrnaBni Will l.tlwards, Hsu I ley f roll, C.
s,mev. Mlaanulai R. CotmII, Dillon;^( .. ui's Morat. n m Chseatyot c. ami (..
Pri. lliack PrMI Oscar S.-tlniau,
VirainlaCity 11 Baring l.iginhail, Blioton;^ii. w. nnii i.. c. i.eiismi, ii, arnaantbt w.
M.( ..hie ^.i. bathiiiiim. Idaho: W. \V.^King. r. PbilinabnMi I.. R. Moplcs, Miles^t ny : ( . lh I in.in. Heer Ltsige.
Mr.and Mr-. I dwanl S^ li.irnikoiv \ kyj^had llaMB Monday nail i in^djy of^lust wis-k.
Mr-.M.iii Shnr|M-and neiee. Miss Mary
Sap.ui.an- riattlM friends and re bit I tag^In Daer IminO' Thai nill ranaain aerornl
MHhlin the city.
I^ meiidn rs t.l the Ma Mime order in^Dan Lodge M^*ftnlMd lust Mah thnhl
Mas,innbrethren |r..in the different part*
oftho state, tba annual sessions of the
threegrand bodies ot the Masonic order^being held hero. The different lodges of^the slate were well represented, and tbe^visitors wore entertained by tbe Masonic^brethren and their frieuda. Officers were^elected for tba ensuing year.
Thefifth annual conclave of the Knights^Templar of Montana was bold on Tuesday^last, with tba Right Eminent Sir Carl T.^l'eterson, grand commander, presiding.
Hon.W. M. Biekford and i. G. Ramsay,^of tbe world's fair commission, attended^the meeting of tho Masonic fraternity.
J.H. Montaath and wife of Butte at^^tended the meeting of the Masonic fra^^ternity ami were the guests of Dr. and Mrs.^S. W. Miiishall.
Hon.J. W. Kinsley of Helena was in^the city Wednesday and Thursday of last^week.
Mr.and Mrs. Conrad Kohrs and Mr.^and Mrs. Board roan returned Thursday^from a visit to Helena.
Mrs.Nellie A. Jones left last Tuesday^for her borne In California. She had in^charge Mabel Miller, daughter of Dr. Mil^^ler ol Deer Lodge.
Hon.A. OL Logan, formerly territorial^superintendent of public instruction, at^^tended the grand lodge, A. F. ^ A. M.,^this week iu Deer Lodge.
Thefollowing officers were appointed in^Company A of the college of Montana:^Capiuin, W. M. C'obleigh; llrst lieutenant,^11. W. Lehbon; second lieutenant; W. W.^Kroger; first sergeant. E. R. Maples; ser^^geants, H. S. Heed, S. Barker and W.^Steele; corporals, F. B. Williams, A, E.^Illair and M. Siackpole; musician, A.^Kuhinsoii.
DaveHogan was in Deer Lodge the past^few days, the guest of Joseph Lodge.
Mrs,Mary I.. Kellcy entertained tho^following lady friends last Friday evening:^Mrs. Conrad Kohrs. Mrs. J. M. Baardmati,^Mrs. Ghertnan of Butte, Miss Greve, Miss^Calvin and Miss Katie Kohrs.
Theladies interested in the Columbian^ex|sisition work met at Mrs. li. S. Reed's^last Thursday afternoon.
Anumber of friends surprised Miss^Rbetta Ward one evening last week. It^w as a complete surprise. She soon re^^covered, however, and in that quiet, grace^^ful manner, characteristic of the young^lady, sho moved around the young ladies^ami gentlemen, making them feel entirely^at home. A very delightful evening was^spent.
B.D. Lear returned home from Mem^^phis, Mo.. Thursday last. Mrs. Lear will^remain in tho East till tho middle of tho^w inter.
Mr.Curtis of Garrison attended the
democraticconvention at Anaeouda last^Tuesday, during which time Mrs. Curtis^I and Mrs. Bowden of Garrison were guests I^! of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill of Deer '^; Lodge.
Mrs.Steffens and daughter. Miss Ida |^St. irons of Virginia City, were visiting i^\ friends in the city last week.^I Tliomas Guinnano of Bear attended the i^| convention in Anaconda Tuesday last. !^' His wife accompanied him and visited ,^| li it mis in Anaeouda.
WillX apton and family left last Tues^^day lor their home in Missouri.
MissEdith Carson left lost week for her^homo in Brainerd, Minn.
Rrof.J. H. Meyers und wife returned^fd/M Helena last Saturday, where they^had been attending the Christian conven^^tion,
J.K.-Wells of Drummond was in Deer^Lodge 4Bn first of last week. Ho intends^sliding liis family up to Deer Lodge for^tlio winter to havo the bencllt of our^an|hobw^ '.
fMroceWood left Deer Lodge Tuesday^for Butte, where he-will enter upon the^practice of his profession.
fraurgoW. Forman, au attorney of Den^^ver, Colo., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary^L. Kelley, of this city.
G.H. Dixon was one of tbe Anaconda^delegates from Ovanilo.
JudgePlntncr of Elliston visited our^city last Wednesday.
Rev.Mr. Webb of Helena was in tho^city last Tuesday, the guest of Rev. E. G,^Prout.
Mrs.Will Marti of Butte was the guest^of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Hyde Monday and^Tuesday.
Mrs.Dr. Sligh of Granite was in Deer^Lodge Tuesday. She was a guest at tho^college.
Mrs.Earle of Dillon will movo to Deer^Lodge as soon as her residence is com^^pleted on College avenue.
MissMinnie Xood of Helena was the^guest of Mrs. Wiles and Miss Mollie lust^week.
Mrs.James T. Quigley visited friends in^Helena last week.
C.D. Joslyn and Jim Conley left^Wednesday for Idaho Springs, Idaho, on |^n duck hunt. They joined a party iu 1^Butte.
D.S. Fotheringham and another gentle^^man went out hunting Friday last and^brought in a large quantity of game.
MissJulia MeGovern, manager of the^telephone exchange in Deer Lodge, will^leave the first of next month for her homo^in Iowa.
Dr.Mussighmd and wife returned from^i their trip to Europe last week. It is very^pleasant to seo tho doctor's familiar face^on our streets again.
Mm.O. J. Butler, who has liecn spend*^ing some weeks in Deer Lsslge, returned^to her home in Druiiiiuond Saturday last.
S.|^ Walker of Riimscy, Mont., spent^several days iu Deer Lodge last week.^Mr. Walker was a delegate to ihe demo^^cratic convention at Anaconda and^stopped off at Deer Ltslge to visit friends^ami relations. He is a true type of a Ken^^tucky gentleman.
Mrs.L. 11. Rooto leaves Monday, the^Ltilh, for her home near St. Louis, Mo.
Dr.Mil^-liell returned from Chicago^Wednesday last, where he had been on^business for tho world's fair.
Mr.and Mrs. William Williams enter-^tuiticd friends to dinner Friday.
Mr.and Mrs. S. E. Larabfe, Misses^Minnie nnd Iteih Larubie, and Miss May^W'Milfolk. Icuve Monday, the iiiih. for tho^East.
Mrs.S. M. C. Hughes of Drummond was^the guest of Mrs. Dr. Ow ing* the past^week. Mr. Hughes attended the conven^^tion at Anaconda.
R.G. lluiiilH-r went to Anaconda Friday^last.
JudgeJ. L. Sloane of Missoula and John^Mahony, both pMMW eandidutcs, were in^tlie city meeting old friends.
ATMISSOULA.^Happenings In Social (trrtes at Ihe^^^MM Mlf bm I'sst Week.
MlsstHi.a. Sept. it.^The |wst week has^not baM a particularly lively ^^ue socially,^i he last of tho summer cutoping parties
restrangling in and tbe winter social^season has not yet commenced. Tho^plans of set crul society belles, however,^ara maturing for a grand opening event^which will inaugurate what is expected^will be tbe liveliest winter socially that^Missoulu has seen.
Mia*Amanda Featherman of New Chi^^cago is visiting Mrs. John Lister.
Mr.and Mrs. H. P. Clark have returned^from their wedding trip and have gone to^housekeeping.
Majorand Mrs. Ritxius left Missoula^Tuesday for the East. The major will bo^assigned to u recruiting detail in Buffalo,
n.y.
LieutenantEdwards, qtiartermostcr of^tho Twenty-filth infantry, will leave next^month for Columbus, Ohio, where bo will^be assigned to a recruiting detail.
Mr.and Mrs. Smith of St. Louis have^been visiting their duiighter, Mrs. Crosby.
Mr.and Mrs. P. J. Bruyn and daughter,^formerly of New York city, have perma^^nently located here.
A.B. Riiigling, the mining man of Phil-^ipsburg. was iu Missoula this week.
Mrs.K. M. Nicholcs has gone to Port^^land for a month's stay.
GranvilleStuart was in Missoula a few^day* during the week.
Themarriage of Henry L. MK'orklcand^Miss Mildred Kitzius took place at Fort^Missoula Monday last. The affair was^conducted very quietly, but a few of tho^most intimate friends of the contracting^parlies being in attendance. Miss llitiius^is the daughter of ('apt. 11. 1*. liiuius of^the Twenty-fifth infantry, and Mr. Me-^Corkle is second lieutenant of Company^A in the same regiment.
PhilipHognu and family arc sojourning^at the Lo Lo hot springs.
W.S. Clark, the well-know n sheep man^ofChoteau, was in Missoula during the^past week.
MajorRonan was iu Missoula a portion^of the past week.
Mr.and Mrs. C. A. Stewart gave a card^party Tuesday evening to a HMf of^their friends. The game was drive whist^witb prizes. Mr. Lewis won the gentle^^man's prize, a mush and milk set, and^Mrs. Hamilton the ladies' prize, a rose^Isiwl. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.^Haskell, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton,^Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mr. ami Mrs.^Lewis, Mrs. C. 11. Li nicy, Mrs. Ln^Salle, the Misses Montgomery, Crutch-^field. Mulligan and Messrs, Lyons, Gra^^ham, Walker and Craiuphorti.
R.C. Halliday of Dillon has been in^Missoula dm ing the week.
C.A. Nuss came over from Hutto Tues^^day.
F.P. Hannaford has returned from^Hope, Idaho.
O.C. Cooper and wife of Grant-dale^^pent a few days in Missoula this week.
Wordhas been received that G. N.^Hartley wns married last Wednesday to^Miss Chrissie Cooper at Fredcriclon, X. H.^Mr. Hartley is the manager of the Ben^^nett opera house in this city and is also^one of Missoula's prosperous merchants.^Miss Cooper is a popular young lady of^high social standing throughout New^Brunswick. The happy couple w ill take^sit extended tour through the Last, and^will come to Missoula in about a month,^Where they will permanently reside.
Mr.and Mrs. F. Melntyro of Glcndivo^were in Missoulu during the past week.
H.C. Keith returned from Canada^Wednesday, after several weeks spent iu^his old home.
Frank(). Standiierg and Miss Lillio^Cates of Victor wero united in matri^^mony in the parlors of the Missoula hotel^Wednesday.
a
woman'sface
isher fortune^DR. SIMMS ^Afl
fARSENIC
GOMPUXtONWAFERS
Al11.it a few ti n* u-e win permsaeatly rs-^mora all Hiotrhe*. Moths, Pimples awl^r'reckles, producing an Katraucuujly Beautiful^t'o-np exion Hi*: shames the use of powders^und cream-. Warranted perfcctl,- harm less,^Niltl liv le.chin; druggists at fl.uu per box. S.dtl^atlil TlK I'llAltM it i, E. K. (ialkigly (k Co,^l'rop'rs, VI North .Maui street. But:*. Mont.
for
healthcomfort^security
OlffJ should wear an
PointComfort^SUSPENSORY
Pat.June 16, 1*91. Sold snd guaraatacd by^all leading druggists. Write for circular.
T.W. HEINEriANN CO., Chicagn
Forsale In Butte hy
B.E. OALLOOLY 4k CO.
NfiWTOISBROS.
WESTMM PHARMACY^For sale in Phlltlpshurg by
M.E. OUU * CO.
FRANKA. SCHiiUBER
Wholesaleand Ketall Dealers la
BEEF.MUTTOfl.
PORK,GAME. ETC.
MainStreet,
Anaconda.
CHEAPADVERT1SEMENTS
Advertwtmcnttunder this head ems rent per^word each insertion; ipceiai rates on eontraiiM^tm 11 In.r- periods. Av autciUMmeni aocsjxsa'^Jul 100 Utuu tj eoitt
employmentagencies-
y/.Vl'UIYMKXTA(;i:N( Y^ flwreonlo'slfm'^J j p.^\'ii' in Aflanay suppUei tiotels. elutis,^n - taurioits. private (..millet, railroads and eoa-^Ir.iel.lrv Willi praetlral help of all kinds on sborc^iii'titn. oivslvy lliovk, hults. Takuelevator,^lattpnant ML
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rowhknt.
OftKl NT -N'le-iy ru.-nlsti^d Mums, vsry^reatouau.e. Mis. Uun, U Weil sTlv.fr -St.,
l.UtlH.
P
HE SHOT A CALF.
AProminent Citizen ot tile Wood Camp^Makes a Ilia MLinks
K|eelal Cerres|xindence of the Standard.
Mct'lKK's( amp, Sept. |p4ll of the^prominent citizens of this camp lias fie-^nnil reeently in two roiutmts with wild^animals that have made him the hero of^the hour in tho stn-iety ein les in iilueli he^moves. This gentleman pn.is litt|uent^visits to Anaconda, and the mad whirl of^city life seems to have a serious elleel on^him, for he invariubly returns to the entnp^suffering fnnn deeply depiessed spirits,^and for several days he nets so slranely^astoattraet the attention of his frit-nils.
Shortlyafter he ret iirued from his last^visit to the city, he was seated in his store^reflectine upon the trausitoriness of bio^In general and of Montana life in particu^^lar, when his attention was attracted by^peculiar sounds which prooeoilod from^the rear of the store, VMM die ston-houso^Is situated.
Seisinghis gun, he pniceedcd cautiously^to the rear window of tlie store, nnd in tho^semi-darkness of the early evening ho^discerned u huge black Is-ar feasting upon^some canned fruits that had liceu piled^against tho warehouse. I'or several min^^utes he watched bruin, until the fiuit was^nearly destroyed. Then, resting liis rifle^011 the window sill, he took careful aim^and fired. His aim was true, and tbe liear^collapsed nt once and was soon writhing^in his ^ b ut Ii agonies.
Someof the nel :h ^ ^rs, at is t d by tho^shot, were on the ground bcloro the^marksman could n-aeh bis game, and^when the gentleman with the gun ap-^proarhed. pmudly bearing his smoking^wen poll, he was duinlollildtil by the angry^demand of one of ihe assembled email^that lie at once produce #1(1 us payment^for his black calf, which was lying on the^ground with a bullet hole in its side.
Thesecond adventure was not very dif^^ferent from the first. Our slioolist beanl^a w ild eat in the loft above the stun- and^shot ut it through the ceiling. He killed^tlie animal, which proved to be his wife's^iR't cat that hail crawled up into the loft^in search of mice and had boon crying to^be taken dow n.
Untilaffairs occasioned considerable^amusement and have Is eii rather expen^^sive for the hero of tho gun.
yitii:RENT^Two room*, furnished or nn-^I f 11l.1l1.li' I. lii'iulte at I'm We-t I'opper^Street.
1.\KM . Minnv. v.e.i furnished room, no par^41 UlOOhtl.-St tils *Ule; He* li'ia.o. ^ MHfe
Mainttit ^t. buito.
111II!KENT sulie and sln.'le finely furnishiNl^rtHitiis. well heated, al -li Wiomlag street.^Miss Is lis L1II1 nu.
1HK KENT Fin nlsheil rooms: St. Paul^House, tl.i West lliisdniii: renins tlior-^oughl.- reliirul-lieil and litled: aisu diniui^ room^nnil kitehen liuiitshed it r lent,
(aliriirnln lotle n-: house, IH^lima, over l.iiliigstmfa store
aaxtaoortopasl eiii.-e ami drat store. Main^street, Oraane, Mont, lasjnsra af Mrs. Fred^Elliott.
rimlet^The^1 fiiiiii-h'il
MISCELLANEOUS.
ntu1
million
wis,
VyAKTKII
liililnn to fare lor. For In-^1 nil at .-.'.^ South Anions stru t.
-Iiiferiiistlniiof Ernest E. Arm-^-IH'ii:. by his In oilier Eplirsini, at South^^ern lintel. Bans.
I'slfLrXSONlTgheti hy Mrs. M. I. fatter-^son, f.l 111 r m 'tiia. tsn le^-oiis s week. Ad-^si r. ^^. i^ 'x ui'i.
Sinit: 1 It ami Minium's system taught.^Ilav and evening t lasses, at is--^-* We-li.r.iu-^m siioel, llulle, .Mont. Macdougall ^ Johns^^ton.
FORSALE.
pii;s.vl.E-4 heap; horse, liugiry
.and har-
ss;a Pallium. 1^. ,1. diaries. South Hut:*.
l.'MJltSALE^A wed loeatisl aalonn and UhIk-^y utg house, fiitj iue at llutte oftleo of Stand^^ard.
11(tit SALE A li'st-k St. Ileriiard Newftiutnl-^land tl^n: nine nihsold, m-hilia 11% lbs.
'App y iu 3_( liem|ier sivnus
VoltBALK Thai property nu n Ttlieaat eor-^r it -r of 1 11 ^liei 1 ami Hold strieis, eooslsi-^Ing uf tine nine room hard finished house snd^one fuiir ronm plastered house; a D iriralu.
ti(ll!HAf.K A FINE RANCH OF .TJO ACREH^1 seven miles fnini Mlstoula. 7.1 acres under^eiilt'iviill' n. 1.K1 fruit life*. I'lillilltiiis. living^I rtresm. tine ranire, from 3,i^m.i^^ to 4,imo.nin feet^, oft milter: Ihe timlter iilune will more thsn pay^' for the raneli; s^wniil! 011 pl:u*e. AdUless Sirs,^i 1). A. smith, Missoula.
WANTEDHELP.
A%'AVI I l^ inn men at mire to work on Crtol^^\ Nor.h rn rallre.'tl lit st nf Spokane, Wash^^ington l i^' fare, loiu Job. Apply to the^people s EmploiiueuiAireuty, oil Os-sley block,
liiiltt'.
Coeurtl' lli-iie School.^^)|iens Fept. S9. Prepares lioys for the^best colleges anil technical schools iu tho^country. Honnbng iiupil*. Ssl-a a year;^110 extras. Heferenccs. Kl. Ilev. Lthel-^iK-rt TallHit. 1). 1^.; Mt. nay. PnUUng^Hrooks. I). 1^.: Major John l^. Hall. M.^V. R. A. Address, Bev. Herman Pago,^A. II. lllarvardl, Coeur d'Alenc, Idaho.
Nolle*.
Anvsociety or parly ^isbing to liold^picnics can have (lie Columbia gardens^fn-cof charge until further notice by^applying to Kenney .1 Hansen, ^W South^Maili street. Itutte. Mont.
(letYour Tteket* Now.^Tiekcls for the Keogh-Nixon contest,^w bieb comes off Is fon' the Butte Athletic^club on Thuradaj , Sept. lt^. can be had of^Jnbn A. Cannon. I'au Jaenwr or Joe^KlafTki. (general ailiinssioii Sl.aO.
SundayExriirsion KMte^.^ncginiiing Sunday. May ^o. l-'.'.'.ant! un^^til further notice, tne Montana 1'nioti r.\i\.^wav will aett ion Sunday only round trip^tickets I e; net 11 all stations ut one faro lor^round irip^ good only 011 duiu of sale.
MANWANTKfi-Salary and expeoses. Per^^manent plaee; i.ptiiy new. mill grow era^of uurserv kUieU on Is ta Viiierli'iui ami I'sn i-^diaa s al^. Ilai'ilv vanilla our specialty^l.i ^in llrw. Co.. Niii-eijnien. 1 nVMa,
wantedsituations
\\*ANTEI)--*itustl'iii :.s bnekkeantt or nf-^lice a-slstaut, or a few small sets of honks
to|m*t In scyrapi . yi 1111 11 ^ 1 of Mb Atl-^dr --s 11., Ii i\ tie, Anaeouda, Mont.
flEWCITY HALL
comcert
Saloon.|
CASTBROADWAY. BUTTE, MONTANA
Howopen fer tjin public's amusement, under th^niaiiateiiieat of Alt' lilt W. STANLEY.
NewAttractions Nightly I
Wit'iFull Orvlientra nnd Operstle Sinflgj^liatit-.i, :. .ui. ^,u 1 is:t.es of ali kinds.
Adiv.issionFree.
SAMTONKIN, Proprietor.