The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-17


Ninslow TO attend:
Band Overture Scraps. Southwell
Song-"Iand OF Washington" ............S School
Defamation. ............... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Biography OF Washington.
observation-disclosures" ..........G George Gambler
March Lizzie Mint
Tributes to Washington 90. .......... Small Boys
Song school
etory OF washington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Drill Large Boys.
Clarionet solo .......................Pau Paul Walter
Rcciiation-"Nou Never Can Tell ..........
Observation-Disclosures. Louise Nequette
Paper. David Ripley
Dairy Maids Drill .................SiX sixteen Girls
Tenor Solo.................. Charles conway
NashlngtOns sayings. ........ Large Boys
Pantomme .................. ................
Song-"FTeedoms Banner" ...............Ch Choir
Band-"Dr. Winslow's March" .......... Parker
Tee Bretons gave another of their de-
lghtful dances in Elks' hall Friday even
ing. About 20 couples we're in attend
ance.
st. Valentines day brought the usual
extra quota of mail at the postoiIlce. The
young folks especially sent and received
many of the tender missives.
At Thursday evenings meeting of Bos-
ton lodge No. as, 4. o. L. W., a handsome
desk was presented TO the lodge. 1t was
the handiwork of Messrs. II. l.. Hull, John
Emmons, Ira Thresher, Amos Deslets
and A. c. Carpenter.
Captain Howe of company A, and Fred
Thode, returned Thursday from Barker,
where they have been surveying some
mining claims.
Thursday evening the ladies of the
Eastern Star gave another social in
Masonic hall, which was literally patron
lied. and proved to be as enjoyable as
previous functions given by that order.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Pigott gave a
"sihouette" party Thursday evening in
honor of st. Valentines day. Silhouettes
of number of guests were thrown upon
n sheet behind which there was n light,
the spectators being in the dark. The
idea of the entertainment was for the
guests to see how many of the silhoucttes
they could identify. Miss Ella b. Down
ing surpassed the other ladies guessing
correctly and was awarded the ladies' prize
while Mr.. Hollinshead carried Off the
prize awarded the best gentleman guesser.
Elegant refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Messrs and
Mesdames Paris Gibson. NJ. 5. Parker,
{. NJ. Webster, ii. q. Chowen, l.. G..
Phelps. 4. j. Shores, Theo. Gibson, j. II.
Rice, +. j. Adams, j. Il. Veazey, II. 5.
Ford, L. Crutchcr; Misses Downing, Ella
Downing. Murray, Newman, Parker;
Messrs. w. l.. Wren, W. L. Burns, b. b.
Kelly. +. p. Atkinson. :. L. Atkinson, G.
Ferguson, b. ID. Townsend, Harry Rice,
James RICE, Morrow.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. G.. Phelps have issued
go invitations for the fancy dress ball
they contemplate giving in the recently
completed Phelps building, Monday oven
Ing, Feb. -. As 1t will be held on Mardi
Gras day, il will be fitting observation,
perhaps on n smaller scale, of tho famous
New Orleans festival. Ii bids fair To be
one of the chief events of the season.
Being held two days before the beginning
of the Lenton period. it will be a sort of a
farewell for society before bidding good
bye for a month to social gaiety.
merry party left Neihart the other
evening for sleigh ride TO Nules' few
miles below the camp. The weather and
the sleighing were all that could have
been desired. After reaching the destina-
tion after an unusually pleasant ride the
party spent the balance of the evening
dancing. A bountiful supper was served.
Those who participated in the sleigh ride
were Mayor and Mrs. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs
Tierney, Misses Murphy. Pierse, Curtis,
Swingley, Mccarthy. Messrs. Condor,
Simpson, McCooey, Pierse, Skinner, SAN
dow.
Thomas W. Spiking. for several months
n resident of Neihart, has gone TO his
former home in Salt Lake city where he
secured a good position.
Mrs. {. A. Ogden and daughter, after n
residence of two years in Monarch, have
returned To their former home in West
BAY City. Mich.
Mayor Gelsthorpe has gone TO Chicago.
lie will be away about month.
Otto Schoenfeld returned Thursday
from Helena.
L. O. Chinook. special agent for the
Great Northern, was IN the city Thursday
getting evidence IN an embezzlement case
that wall be tried soon.
J. {. Bundy Of Kibbey is visiting friends
in the city.
q. \. Warden. business manager Of tho
Tribune. accompanied by his bride. nee
Miss Scott. arrived in this city SATURDAY.
from ar extended wedding tour Of the
East.
A society event Of unusual importance
10 the people o. NeIharJ was the masqucr-
adc ball held IN CrawiOrd's hall last FRI