The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-27
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BoZEMAN, Jan. 26.-On Friday evening
a piano and vocal recital for the benefit
OF the musical department of the Mon.
tana College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts was given at the opera house by NJ.
II. Hirsch field of Helena and Mrs. L. S.
Wilson of this place. The object of the
recital was the getting of funds for a new
piano for the college, as the two now in
use there are insufficient for tho needs of
the pupils, and the services of Mr.. HIrsch-
field and Mrs. Wilson were given for this
most commendable object. The city
council had granted the use of the opera
house free of charge, and although the
great amount of sickness in the city kept
many from attending, between $50 and SO
will be cleared toward the new piano.
THIS was a musical treat such as is sell
dom accorded the people of Bozeman,
and each performance called forth the
hearty applause of the audience, which
drew forth an encore in every instance.
The programme was as follows:
Faschingsehwank-Au Wien...... Schumann
a. Allegro. b. Romanza. c. scherzzino.
d. Intermezzo. c. Finale.
NJ. II. Hirschfeld.
."SG ood MoISenp Norwegian ..........-.. Grieg
Mrs. L. S. Wilson.
Impromptu op Sc
1s p Is 10 F0F black k'y ohop"
Nalse, op. ~
Album Leafes
Cradle ong ....................... Grieg
Norwegian March
IastoraIe. ...'...'.'.''..'.'.'''o cariatu-lauslg
Nalse, op. "a .........,..............M oSzkowski
NJ. II. Hirschfeld.
The Sands OF Dee Observation-Disclosures. Clay
Spring song. ....................... Gounod
Serenade. observation-disclosures. Neidlinger
Mrs l.. S Wilson.
La Campanella
Dedication (Schumannl .............. List
Rhapsodie HOngrosle No. 10I
NJ. IA. Hirschfeld.
Mrs. ID. j. Knox, the Butte florist,
stopped off in Bozeman a couple of days
this week and was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Anderson. Mrs. Knox was re-
turning from a visit east, where she has
been for some time.
Although every possible precaution has
been taken for the past week with the
hope that tho closing of the public schools
could be avoided, the measles have at last
won the day. On Friday evening the
schools closed for a vacation of two weeks
on account of the measles, whoop ng
cough. mumps and few cases of fever,
which make it unwiss to try TO keep the
schools open until there is less sickness
prevalent among the children.
The amount of sickness is shown by the
fact that only about one-half of the pupils
of the west side school were present to
roll call on Friday morning, while in Miss
Maiden's room the attendance had
dwindled down from 40 to but II pupils.
There were not nearly as many out at
the other schools and many of those out
were taken out by their parents to prevent
their catching any disease from their
schoolmates, but the school board feared
the result of a further attempt to keep
the schools open.
Oscar Cline, who has been visiting his
brother here for tho past year, having
come to Montana for his health, returned
to his home at Union City. Mich, the first
of the week. much improved physically.
Mrs. +. Berry Martin left for her old
home in Kansas on Thursday. going by
way of the Burlington d Montana from
Billings. Mrs. Martin was called home
by the serious illness of her father. DR..
Hammond, who spent the summer with
Mrs. Martin here.
J. ID. Radford made flying trip to Liv- |
ingston on Wednesday.
j. A. Harvey of South Butte, who has
been in St. Paul the past week, stopped
of in Bozeman Friday morning to stay
over Sunday. Mrs. Harvey will spend
about n month with relatives in Iowa and
Minnesota.
J. l. Zimmerman, the Helena piano |
tuner, is in town for a couple of days.
The Gallatin Valley Social club held its
regular dance in Armory hall on Friday
evening, a large attendance of young peo-
pie being present.
b. f. Vail, ex-county clerk for Gallatin
county, is Butte visitor this week.
&. w. Wakefield was over from Living
ston this week for few days with old
time friends here.
G.. II. Morehouse, who has been in Boze-
man for the past month in the interes, of
the Bunnell * Emo Investment company,
left here the last of the week for Butte.
{. A. Shay has severed his connection
with j. ID. Pattee & Co. in this city and
has gone TO HIllsdale, Mont, where he
will work on the new county bridge, which
is being erected there.