The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21

Lowry and Miss M. e. Shoemaker, county
superintendent of schools.
The following pleasing programme was
rendered by the children: 40
hecitheon Jesse Railsback
Arpor Day queen. ..........-...s.. s.Eight Girls
Lechttion ~ Fred Leroy
song-"Arbpr Day" :. BY the School
Dialogue -"Playing School,.
...s....... Two Boys and Two Girls
hecitatlon.. BY the School
Tree Planting ........... BY the Whole School
Building the Birch Canoe. !. Grades 2 and
Carpet Of Green ........... Grades 2, and 4
necnaton...-..-- .'................ NINE Pupils
hecltatlon.. Clare SweetInan
hectasion =. Ida Mains
At the South Side school 1.-The. exercises
were conducted by the teachers, Misses
Jones and Baker. A short address was
made to the children by Rev. p. B. Jack
son. The following programme was pre-
sented:
The Violet. ........................ School
Appropriate Quotations. =. 80. :. Primary Pupils
Recitation-''Apple Blossoms" ..........
.........."A" Glass, Primary Department
Song--"Clapp, Ciapp. Hurrah -" ;. School
Recitation-"sixty Years Ago" Mildred Emery
Recitation-''The Cary Tree. :. Blrdy szItnick
Song-''Put My Little Shoes Away. ........=
............................ Pearl Owens
Recitation -"Cigaretses" :. ~. Oracle Jones
Reading-"The Oak'... Lille Schmudach
Recitation--"The Tea Party 5! Maud Hart
Recitation-"rhe Goblins VIII Get YOU.
Duet. Birdie szItniek. Nellie Mins
Reading-"The Willow Tree. Katie Pruiett
Song-'.Mud Pies. .....................
................ Mildred Emery. Oracle Jones
Arpor Day ..Girls, "B' Class
fianlng OF Trees.
Song-"Tree Planting" ....................Scho School
Mrs. .Woodson, assisted by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. p. B. Moss, opened the week
socially by giving a very enjoyable high
five party on Monday afternoon. The
prizes, two pretty Japanese china plates.
was won by Mrs. Crenshaw. The score
cards were cleverly painted to represent
an ordinary pack OF playing cards. The
delicious refreshments which were served
at o'clock consisted of veal croquettes,
stuffed eggs, olives, thin bread and butter,
ice cream, sherbet, cake and coffee.
Those present were: Mesdames H. M.
Allen, Ash, Becker. Chapple, Child, Cren-
shaw, Garvin, Goss, Hays, Johnston,
O'Donnell. Paul Mccormick, Rowley,
Tompkins. Williams and Williston.
Miss Geraldine Panton gave a party for
her little friends on Monday afternoon if
honor of her fourth birthday. The enter
tainment arranged for the children was
appropriate to the Easter season as we'll
as being very pleasant way of Willing
away the afternoon. Throughout the
house and garden colored eggs were hid
den and the little ones did not rest until
the hiding place of every egg had been
found and each guest was provided with
one or more of the pretty playthinRs. At
8 80 o'clock the children standing about a
long table were served with tempting re-
freshments. The guests were: Leila AL
len, Gertrude CarwIle, Connie Chapple,
Vera Frizelle, Addie Golding Mary Hill,
Madge Hungerford, Kate Matheson, Merle
Mccormick, Helene O'Donnell, Katie
Pruett, Bernice Robson, Nellie Toole.
Eddie Szitnick, Monta and Myrtle
Tschudy and Gertrude Whipple. rf
Last Saturday afternoon IL of the small
boys and girls of the south side had a very
jolly picnic at Mr.. Keith's ranch. A boun-
tifM luncheon was provided, the boys
bringing as their contribution a liberal
amount of candy, and they all enjoyed
themselves to the utmost. Those who
participated we're: Nellie Mills. Sophia
Sawyer, Pearl Owens. Lila Sawyer. Ber-
tina Sawyer, Mabel Hoe, Katy Grady,
Dora Rademaker, Amy Rademaker. Birdie
Szitnick, Charley Hoe, Oscar Hoe, Edward
Mills, Willie Szitnick, Bob Mills, Charley
Owens and Henry Noss-
On Monday evening the Pastime club
gave q hop at the Grand hotel which was
we'll attended and a great success gener-
ally.
A meeting of the Woman's auxiliary of
St. Luke's church was held on Wednesday
afternoon for the purpose of electing offk
GERS for the ensuing six months. The fol-
lowing is o list of those elected: Mrs. G..
4
vice president; Mrs. w. w. Johnston.
secretary; Mrs. Kelly, treasurer; Miss
Edith Matheson, president of the Altar
guild.
N. G. Carwile has recovered from his
severe illness and is again able to be out
and attend to business.
Tom Kent of Gray Cliff. is in town at
tending court this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earthman arc visiting in
Pocatello, Ida. .
A. b. La Mott was in from the Mussel-
shell this week. II
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. M. Robson and Mr..
and Mrs. jeff Ballinger of Rosebud
county, spent few days IN town this
week. "a y
Mrs. Mckay of Miles City. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Donovan for the past
week, returned to her home on Thursday
morning.
This week Mayor Ramsey of Bozeman
paid Billings abrief visit.
H. L. Knight and Allen Farrell have
gone to Hunters hot springs to spend a
few days. 81
E. NJ. Hungerford and family expect to
spend the summer on their ranch this
year. Co.
L. p. williston was in town on Sunday.
Fred Leckner OF Fort Custer was in
town on Thursday arranging to build a
residence,on his lots on Thirtieth street.
J.sL. Goughnour. of the firm of p.
Yegen q Co.. has been joined by his wife
and children who win make their home
hare.