The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-27

are ambitious in educational work, as il
will afford fine opportunity for review
advancement and education. Norma
methods Will be a prominent feature o.
the course. The normal school is II ne
brick structure, admirably equipped with
| apparatus, and the people of Twin
Bridges are very justly proud of the insti.
| tuition.
The appropriation of s2l,750 for tho
State Orphans home here win enable the
board of trustees to make some very nee.
| essary additions to the building and ex.
tend the scope of it's operations. At the
meeting of the board last week II was de.
cided to erect two additional buildings
and bids have been advertised for, to be
in by April 6. There are now % inmates
| OF the home, but the number will doubt
less be largely increased shortly, now that
the trustees are not hampered by lack of
| funds.
Waterloo lodge No. %. A. o. U. W., cele-
DRAFTED the 10th anniversary of its Institu-
ton on Saturday week. This is the home
lodge of Grand Master Workman Pat
Carney and the occasion drew together
delegations from Virginia City, Sheridan,
Twin Bridges and Whitehall to join in the
celebration. An excellent musical pro-
gramme was rendered, an address by the
grand master was given, with several
other speeches by the visitors, and a
superb banquet was the browning glory of
the evening, in which the wives, daughters
and sweethearts of the Workmen partici-
pated.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Twin Bridges
gave a musical and literary entertainment
in the auditorium of the normal school on
Friday evening for the benefit of the Rev.
). A. Oliver, pastor of the NJ. e. church at
this place. 1t was n very excellent per-
Torrance and the pastor is several dollars
richer than he was.
An entertainment of the same sort was
given at Fish creek on Wednesday even
ing for the purpose of raising funds to
pay for the new church organ. A unique
feature of tho programme was q violin
solo by Miss Kate Dullea of Silver Star,
which was played with brillancy of exc
cution which got for her a very deserved
encore. Miss Dullea is violinist of rare
ability, who promises to shine as a bright
star in the musical armament. The re-
ceipts of the evening paid for the organ,
with "a small balance to put in the church
treasury.
An exhibition of local histrionic talent
was given at Centreville, IN the Beaver
head valley, on Friday night, when the
Pagevllle Dramatic club rendered "Not
Such Fool as He Looks" to a large and
appreciative audience of Centrevillians.
Most of the performers are students of
the normal school here and are very cred
table artists in the "sock and buskin"
line.
Several horses are already on the fair
grounds preparing for the spring meeting
of the Southern Montana Agricultural,
Mineral and Mechanical association,
which occurs on May 8.
Judge NJ. H. Lott expects big attend
ance at his annual horse show on the first
Saturday in May, as many applications
for stables have been made from parties
who have never exhibited their horses
here before.
Hon. James NJ. Page left for Helena
last Monday. He has received the ap-
pointment of assistant state land agent |
from Governor Richards. and will per-
form the duties of Hon. r.. o. Hickman,
who is dangerously ill in Chicago.
Born, at Pageville, Beaverhead valley, |
on Saturday, March 49, 1895, to the wife |
OF Arthur Page, a son.