The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01

Tor Seattle. He will probably remain in
Washington until near the middle Of
June.
A. s. Blake, II Victor; w. G. Stewart,
Stevensville, and Kenneth Ross, of Ross
mill, were In the city Tuesday.
Miss Hord, county superintendent of
schools, has gone on a tour Of inspection.
She will visit the schools of Heron, Thomp-
son Falls and Noxon.
DR., Buckley has rome to Tacoma for %
short stay In company with DIR. Powell, Of
Abba, Iowa, surgeon Of the Iowa division
Of the Wabash railroad.
DIR. Hargraves. the mining man Of
Spring Gulch, was in the city Tuesday
night On his way 10 Demersvile TO identify
some horses stolen by Indians.
Charles Officer OF Bonita, was In the
city on Wednesday. He has about forty
specimens OF large wild animals Of Mon
tana, which he has prepared for a collec-
ton he intends to exhibit at the worlds
fair.
Miss Clara Fanning's party on Thurs
day evening, although small as regards
numbers. was highly enjoyed by all
present. Several OF the company were
excellent musicians and made time
fly rapidly.
The luncheon served by the Ladies Re-
lief Corps yesterday afternoon was a very
pleasant affair, enjoyed by many who
had attended the exercises OF the after.
noon. Music was furnished by the TWEEN.
ty-ffth Regiment band.
The only theatrical performance of the
week al the opera house will take place
tonight. II Is "Rice's Beautiful Evanee-
linn " u.ish all tts Pun an.l ....t, A..
scenery and pretty girls. Many seats
have been sold, and it is probable the
house will he filed.
Rev. NJ. j. Hall of Bozeman. was in
Missoula during the early part of the
week. On Monday evening he delivered
a temperance lecture at the NJ. T.. church,
in which he discussed local option
thoroughly. Revs. Hugh Lamont and j.
L. Benedict also made short speeches.
The dance given at the Russ House on
Thursday evening in celebration of the
birthday of Miss Eunice Nautilus, daugh-
ter OF the proprietor, was an occasion
long to be remembered by those present.
A grand supper, good music. pleasant
conversation and c%ongenial companions
made time pass very quickly.
Capt. Jack Crawford, the poet scout,
whose name is known from nation to
nation. has been visiting Missoula county
this week. The earlier part he spent i'm
the Flathead country, but returned on
Wednesday and took part in the memorial
services yesterday. After marching with
the other veterans, he contributed to the
pleasure of the occasion by reciting a
poem composed by himself for this occa-
sion.
The great social event of the week was
the bazaar given by the ladies of the Epis-
copal church. The opera house on
Thursday evening was indeed a beautiful
picture. The snow house, where the
young ladies served cream, the rich jap
anese booth, the beautiful refreshment
booth draped by the Missoula Mercantile
Company. the lemonade booth, looking
very patriotic i'm its red, white and blue
trimming. the fancy goods booth, very
tastefully trimmed by the ID. j. Hennessy
Mercantile Company, and the flower and
doll booths i'm their appropriate ever
green, pink and flag trimmings, over all
of which streamed the bright light from
the arc lamps put in for the occasion by
the kindness Of the electric light COM
pany, were indeed beautiful; but they
would have wanted their greatest charm
iiau tley Detu presiueu over Dy OtnerS
than the beautiful women who held that
Office. Mrs. Andrews table of fancy
goods would not attract the attention
that the larger booths would at first sight,
but the beautiful articles for sale soon at
tracted a crowd that made Mrs. Andrews
and her assistants very busy. The string
band from the Fort were on hand, and
throughout the evening added greatly to
the pleasure of everybody by ~discoursing
sweet music ranging from classical pro-
auctions to "McGinty." 1t was indeed
a gay and beautiful sight to stand
near the door and watch the throng
within. Beautiful booths. beautiful goods
and beautiful women, bright lights, sweet
music and sweeter children, all were
there and in abundance.
Granite Notes.
GRANITE, May 31.-Mrs. L. Thibault
visited Butte friends this week.
j. +. Fox spent Sunday and Monday in
Butte.
Miss Clara Wilcox of Butte. is the guest
of Mrs. Ii. B. Tbayer.
T.. Bruyn leaves this week to accept a
position AT Neihart, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Arms returned Fri
day from Livingston and Helena.
W. =. Shaw, our popular county at
torney. visited Granite friends Monday.
Mrs. Moore, mother of T.. II. and Mike