The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-19
IN BOULDE ri

Boulder, April sc. w Dodge Of
Winston is in Boulder Swing as
juror on the regular panel
Attorney Walsh of Hena was in
Boulder Thursday on legabusiness.
b. f. Lowry of Hassel ias been in
Boulder for some time, cded here by
the illness of his daughtr. Mrs. Ro-
land Rightenour. Now, faving been
subpoenaed to serve as trial juror,
he will of necessity renal with us for
some time.
Judge Mcconnell of Hlena was in
Boulder Wednesday as a attorney in
the injunction proceeding of the New
Era Mining company VS.. lharles Whit
comb ct al.
James Botkin of LumpCity is in at
tendance on the district curt as a wit
ness in the Bovee case.
r. w. Noble of Whitehll was Wis
itor at the county seat friday.
William Roe of Illinoii gulch was in
Boulder on Friday. Mr. Roe was one
of the early residents ofthis place and
for several years ran a placer mine
up the Little Boulder.
William McDaniels, ather of Robert
McDaniels, who was hlled near Greg
ory in a fight with Boee, is in Boulder
as witness in the yovee case.
John Moore of whitehall was WIS.,
itor in Boulder on friday.
Mr.. Hellenbeck O Basin is here as a
juror. He reports Basin as being very
quiet owing to the Hope disaster and
the shutting dowl of the Katie mine
some time ago.
George Herbert of Gregory. whose
face is familiar b many an old timer.
is in Boulder fora few days.
Mrs. r. w. Jefries of Springfield
Utah, is visiting her many friends in
Boulder for o short time Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffries were formerly residents
of Boulder, but sought a milder CLINE
for the benefit If Mr.. Jeffries' health
The ladies of he Episcopal guild met
with Mrs. Geoge II. Kelley on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Tyndall are
rejoicing at TIE birth of daughter on
Sunday, April IL.
near Twin Bridges. spent several days
in town the first Of the week. While
here Mr.. Wilhart was the guest of
Judge and Mrs. Showers.
Frank Lacy of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
is visiting at the home of his aunt.
Mrs. Eo Ryan, down the valley.
Ex-senator I. c. Power and Charles
Power were in Boulder on Monday
looking after a cattle shipment.
1TOISSSpT anu Il. "A. bTOWn
now cozily settled in the Ryan house
on Third avenue.
Mrs. s. A. Robertson has been con-
fined to her bed by a severe neuralgia
attack for the past week, but is some
what improved at present
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Talbot of JEFF
ferson were in town on Monday.
E. r. Mcneil, accompanied by Mrs.
Mcneil, drove to Whitehall Sunday,
returning Tuesday. Mr.. Mcneil was
assisting in viewing the road to Gay
lord.
Harry Lake of Elkhorn was in
Boulder this week on his way to Hell
ena.
E. McSorley has been visiting with
friends near Whitehall during the past
week.
George Douglass is at home again
from Great Falls. He will spend the
summer in Boulder.
Rev. G. w. Blythe will preach next
Sunday both morning and evening at
the Baptist church.
j. p. Mcdonald and wife of Jefferson
were in Boulder Monday. While here
they visited the deaf and dumb school.
Miss Mary Hall of Corbin was the
guest of Professor and Mrs. Gates last
Monday
County Attorney Hay was called to
Great Falls on business last Saturday.
Mrs. Hay accompanied him.
The epidemic of measles which has
been raging in Boulder has subsidized.
There are only a few isolated cases at
present, and all departments of the
public schools are once more in ses-
sion.
r. NJ. Cralle has rented his ranch.
about three miles south of town, TO
Mr. Walters, and his family are again
in their residence on Second avenue.
Mr. Cralle expects to spend the greater
part of the summer at Quigley, the
new mining camp. where he will have
charge of the construction of an cleo
trio tramway. His family will remain
in Boulder.
Miss Bayley. county superintendent.
held an examination for teachers Fri
day and Saturday.
The Montana friends of Thomas Hall
and family will be pleased to welcome
them back after a five months visit
TO their old home in England. They
had intended remaining there perma-
nently. but reached the conclusion that
there's no place like Montana very
shortly and engaged their return pas
sage on the Lucania- They will again
occupy their farm just south OF town.
Mrs. George Pfaff and daughter De-
liza are visiting relatives in Glasgow.
Jake Evans Of Twin Bridges was in
uo,.slaar ~, hrrgfw.ze during the Week