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PHILIPSBURG, Oct. 23, Ht. ‘McClellan spent a few days in Butte last week. Mr. and Mrs. ©. Nicholasen of South Philipsburg left on Wednesday for * Anaconda, where they will remain for a week. M Mrs. George Stephens left on Tues day for Butte. ©. C. Spencer spent a few days in Butte last week attending to business matters. Judge D. M. Durfee spent several days in Deer Lodge during the week attending to business matters, week in Deer Lodge and then jour neyed on to Missoula, where he will spend another week. Mrs. Nettie Wilson left on Monday for Butte on a shopping tour. Mrs. Bridget Farrell left on Thure lay for Hall, where she will visit with tends for several days. ‘A motor party composed of Mrs. John H. Cole, Mrs. M. Courtney, Miss Elizabeth Cole and John H. Cole spent several hours in Anaconda on Thurs en route to Butte. Is Beldin left on Thursday for Butte, where he will remain for sev eral days.” ‘The Rev. W. J. Atwood of Deer Lodge arrived in the city on Saturday and conducted services in St. An. drew's Episcopal church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Itter of Moose Lake visited with friends in the city on Saturday and attended the dancing party given by the Batchelor Maids, Miss Ruby Baker of Granite spent the weekend visiting with friend in the city. ‘ ‘Mrs. John Cape and her son have returned from Butte, where they spent veral days last week, Mrs. John Dahl and son of Ana nda are guests in the Anderson home on upper Broadway. Miss Esther Miller of Seattle is vis iting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bowles, M. Sr. Bowles, Mrs. Martineau, Edwar Sebaski and Miss Sarah Jane Bowl motored into the city on Saturday from their home in Rock Creek. Miss Anna Gorman of Anaconda spent the week end visiting with Miss Alma Anderson. Miss Karen Hansen of Anaconda spent the weekend visiting with friends in the city. Paddy Fitzgerald returned to his home in Anaconda on Sunday. Edward Wenger of Anaconda spent the weekend in the city. 8. W. Petritz, visited relatives in the city on Saturday, and Mrs. C. A. Tincher of Hall motored to the city on Saturday to attend the dancing party given by the Bachelor Maids. Miss Myrtle Purtle of Maxville vnse rted relatives on Saturday. ‘Miss Mary Carter will leave for her home in Chicago the latter part of this ! ‘Mrs. M. Harshfield returned 01 M day from Missoula, where she spent several days visiting friends, several days visiting. Mr. and Mrs. John Michelson of Tour’ are the happy parents of a daughter, born to them Saturday, Oct. 15. Hi. A. Terry of upper Willow creek spent Thursday in the city attending to business matters. David P. Conklin, superintendent of the Banner Mining company, was a business visitor In the city last week. Paul Heaney returned on Friday from Butte, where he spent several days visiting his brother, Dennis Heaney, who is attending a vocational school. A large shipment of fat sheep which filled eight cars left the East Fork Ranches company last week cone signed to William Ray and Hugh Kelly of Missoula. The feeders were shipped to Ray Brothers at Billings, Frank Sprague of Moore Lake vis ited in the city on Tuesday. A daughter was born to Mr. and’ Mrs. Chris Angelich on’ Monday, Oct. 17. Henry Hull was a visitor in the city on Thursday from Rock creek. Mr. and Mrs. William Berthold of Missoula spent several days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hull on Rock creek. Mrs. Hull, who has been critically D1, is improving slowly. Hans Luthie Jr. and his son Hans Jr. of Willow creek ‘spent Wednesday in the city attending to business matters. William McRae of Stone station was a business visitor in the city on Monday. A motor party composed of Ernest Macht, Miss Agnes Mich, Peter Por ant, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reley, Mrs. Ja. W. Bennett and Miss Julia Bennett Journeyed to Butte last Saturday. Attorney and Mrs. D. A. Morgan spent Saturday in the city attending to legal matters, Dr. and and Mrs. L. G. Dunlap of Anaconda spent Saturday in the city Visiting with friends, ‘Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Basher of Moose nake arrived in the city on Tuesday, Mrs. Basher left on Wednesday, morn ing for Missoula, where she will spend fortnight visiting with frends and relatives. Joseph Heaney left on Thursday for Tonopah, Nev. where he will look after his mining claims. He will re main until spring Miss Blanch Goddard spent the Westend visiting with friends in lower valley. The Delphian society will meet Monday evening, Oct. 24 Mrs. A. J. Anderson of lower Rock creek spent Thursday in the city vis iting with friends and attending to business matters. Henry and William Hermanson spent several days last week in the city from their home west of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ballard and their son of Butte spent Saturday vis iting relatives in the city. Frank Dickson from the Dickson ranches on the east fork of Rock creek ‘spent Saturday in the city. H. T. Hendricks, Matt Christensen and Hans Jorgenson of Wisdom and 8. P. Nelson of Jackson, cattle buyers from the Big Hole, are in the valley buying stock and beef cattle. Deputy Sheriff E. J. Muchmore of Drummond spent Tuesday in the city attending to business matters connect ed with the sheriff's time. Mr. and Mrs. Florian Winninghoff, Martin Winninghoff, Mrs. Frank Win ninghoff and Mrs. C.K. Hansen mo tored to Butte last Friday evening,
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Anaconda Standard
Anaconda, Montana, US
Mon, Oct 24, 1921
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