The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-29
I'M BOULDER.


spent Saturday and Sunday in Wickes.
Mrs Alice Riley of THE Valley" was
in Boulder Thursday.
Miss Bagley, county superintendent,
visited the Elkhorn schools recently.
Dodley Halford returned from Phoe-
nix, Ariz., Thursday evening, and says
Re is glad , be back in Montana, after
eight mouths absence in a warmer
cline. He is emphatic in the declara-
ton that the advantages Montana Of
fers to laboringmen and others are SUI
perior to those of Arizona. He left Will
liam Kennedy, formerly editor and pro-
prietor of the Age, in much better
health than he has had for long time.
Mr. Kennedy is engaged in newspaper
work at Phoenix, and the fact that he
is gaining in strength will be welcome
news to his friends and acquaintance
in Montana. bod" says that the eli
mate of Arizona has proved to be very
beneficial to those afflicted with pull
monary diseases. Everyone is glad to
see him back again and he has not yet
got through shaking his numerous
friends by the hand.
1t is reported that work will be COM
menced on the deaf and dumb asylum
building on or about the 14th day of
April. This will be glad news to all in
terested in that institution, as ii can
reasonably be expected to be ready for
occupancy ere lhC III % SAN" VI e@~O ~o-~-
ing winter falls.
Marshal McDermott was seen on the
streets Friday shaking his acquaint-
ances by the hand. He is stopping at
the springs for a few days.
Caleb L. Thompson has sold his ranch
situated about one mile east of town,
and considerable of his personal prop
erty. to Edward O'Rourke. Mr..
O'Rourke is recently from Spokane.
Wash, having come to the springs to
! recuperate his health. Being pleased
with the place and prospects OF Boul-
! der, he determined to become resident
and the above purchase was the result.
Harry Smith, Mr.. Marcus and Bird
Blevins of Basin were visitors to Ba-
sin in the early part of the week.
/ Rowland Rightenour, accompanied by
Mrs Rightenour, Miss Jennie Pitcher
and Mrs. Filcher, drove to Basin on
Thursday evening to attend the ID. OF
; II. social
! Rev. G. w. Blythe and wife went to
, Basin the latter part of this week to
hold religious services.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Berkin are again
! occupying their cozy residence in the
I western part of town.
Mrs. Alice Wilcox of Wickes has gone
to Livingston to join her husband, who
has a position as bookkeeper at that
place.
4 MISS MatneSOn Will Iedcn SChOOi Al
1.-THE valley during the summer.
l. d. T. williams from near Radersburg
was a visitor at the county seat re-
/ Gently.
The meeting of the musical union on
/ Tuesday evening was, perhaps, the
most successful one of the season. II
was under the direction of Miss Heller
Stinson The programme was interest
ing throughout and all who took par
I ACQUITTED Themselves with credit.
Mrs. F. c. Glora visited Butte in the
early part of the week.
! Cary Darlington, a Son-ln-law o.
Jesse Patterson, has peen visiting IN
this vicinity for a few days. Mr.. Oar
lington was a resident of Jefferson City
in the palmy days of it's prosperity ane
when Boulder consisted of Captain
! Cooks hotel and william Deasey's sa
: loon. He moved from that place t
i Madison valley, where he took up {
/ ranch. on which he has made com
Portable and beautiful home. His earl,
acouaintances were pleased to NEE
and greet him.
! Henry G. Rickerts, clerk of the dis
trict court, was called to Elkhorn Wed
nesday by the serious illness of hi
/ mother.
Among the entertainments given tn
/ mast week was a candy pull at Mr.
! Stewards and a card party at Mrs
Maguire's. the latter being given II
honor of Miss Norton of Melrose. VIII
is visiting at Mrs. Maguire's.
! meeting of the ladies of the ST
Thomas guild was held at the residenc
of Mrs. George f. Cowan Thursday.