The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-12
IN BOULDER.

Boulder. April 11.-Thomas Fall return
ed from England with his family Thurs
day. He is looking well and his every APP
pearance of having had a PLEASANT visit
to the home of his childhood He states
that he is glad to once MOE be in the
United States. and particularly in Mon
tana. When he left for his cd home last
year ii was his intention to emain for
number of years, but he son changed
his mind and returned.
The whist club of Boulder is quite de-
pleted in the attendance of its members
because of sickness.
The public schools were opered in all
but the primary grades on Thursday, and
it is thought that the prevalence of mea-
sizes will so far subside that that depart
ment may open on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. McNell returned
from their trip to Whitehall on We'd
nesday.
The marriage Of Alphorse Barnaby to
( Miss Ellen Bailey of Boulder was SOL
emnized at Butte on Sunday last. Ac-
quaintances and frierds congratulate
them.
Professor Gates and family of Corbin
are now occupying the Hunter dwelling.
The Musical union will hold its exer-
cies next Tuesday evening at Simpkins
hall The change from the Good Tenn
plars hall is made to afford more seating
IOOm AOi the lnCItdslbS uuHlDclS VI TIC
audiences. The admission is only 10 cents
and the proceeds VIII be used to pay for
q new piano.
Miss Mary Dunn of the valley is visit
ing friends in Helena
Walter S. Kelley the superintendent of
the Elkhorn mine, has taken up his res
idence in the company cottage at Elk
horn. Mrs. Kelley Joined him there this
week.
The wedding of Andrew ]. Mclean of
Butte and Bessie NJ. Myher of the
Wickes tunnel, which took place at the
NJ e. church parsonage on Tuesday. will
be pleasant news to their friends. The
happy couple will live in Butte.
The change in the time cards of the
Great Northern railroad is a welcome one
TO the citizens of Boulder and vicinity.
The trains from the East and West meet
here now at $3.50, giving to the people
their mail from both ways at once in the
morning and enabling business men to go
TO either Butte or Helena and return the
same day, besides giving them plenty of
time to attend to business at either
place.
T. A. Wickes has resigned his position
as pastor of the Presbyterian church. He
left for Madison county on Monday with
his wagons of goods on his customary
business trips, and will as usual, be away
from Boulder most of the time until fall.
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guest at the springs this week.
Miss Rosa Freyler was married to d.
Wander at Helena last week.
DR.. Rudd of Jefferson City was seen
in Boulder last Saturday shaking hands
with his many friends.
Mrs. Jurgens of Helena was among the
visitors at the springs this week.
News has been received that Rev. Mr..
Linn, who was afflicted with mental trou-
bles last year and was sent to his home
at Knoxville, Tenn, has almost recover
ed. This is good news to the many who
befriended him during his illness here and
have anxiously awaited his recovery,
which it was thought the change of resi-
dence and rest and quiet would bring
about
Alex. Gillian was a visitor to Helena
Monday.
The school election passed off quietly
and pleasantly last Saturday. L. O. Skel-
ton, j. b. Maxfield, Ira ID. Shope and
James Simpkins were elected trustees.
The result of the election gives Boulder
as able a board of trustees as can be
found in the state.
Rev. Philip II. Linley of the Episcopal
church will hold services at the court
house to-day at IL o'clock a. m. and in
the evening at 1880.
There will be services at the M E.
church this evening at o'clock Rev.
Bramble will preach.
Miss Nannita V. Bagley was a visitor
in Wickes the first part of the week
Hon. w. II. SWEET and wife stopped
Off at Boulder on their return from Great
Falls on Monday last. After visiting a
few hours in the town they went to the
springs and returned to Butte Tuesday
Ed Cralls of Phiipsburg, brother of
r. NJ. Cralls. was called to Boulder to see
his mother, who is very i'll with a para
lytic stroke. Notwithstanding that Mrs
Cralls is quite advanced in years. she
appears to be on the road TO recovery
Captain Carson and Knute Hungate re-
turned Wednesday from a successful fish,
ing excursion down the Boulder. and
those TO whom they freely gave the
spoelaed beauties they caught wish they
would go again.