The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-15

was the delay in beginning. IL being
three-quarters of an hour later than
announced. The choruses were well
worked up and the solos generally
showed great care. Some OF the par
ticularly admirable parts were the so
los by Miss Clara Riedel and Miss Stin-
son and the solo. with the children's
chorus by little Marguerite Gaffney and
the final chorus. Boulder Is TO be con-
graduated upon the quality OF her
home talent. The following Is the pro-
gramme as rendered:
PART l.
The Promise of His Coming.
sing, . Heavens. Chorus
2 The Lord Hath Comforted His
People, solo. Miss Reidel
3 He Shall Be a King. solo.
He Shall Come of the Stem of
Jesse. ...... ........ .....Quartet
Announcement to the Virgin
Mary, solo. -..........J. ii. Miller
Chldren's Carol. .....
His Birthplace Bethlehem, solo,.
.......... Miss Stinson
PART III.
His Coming Heralded.
o, Holy Night. Male Quartet
The Vision of the Judean Shep-
herds, solo. Miss Bagley
10 Chlldren's Carroll. 49,. .......
IL Joyful Proclamation, solo,.
...................... A. Wickes
IL A Song of Praise. duet.
.......... Miss Reidel, Mr.. Miller
10 Bright Star of Hope, duet. ..
Miss Wiclxes. Mrs. Wickes
IA The March of the Magi.. ........
....... ..............M Male Chorus
Is Seeking the Christ Child. $3.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NJ. Hope
PART III.
Praise to the Prince of Peace.
16 Children's Carol. ...... ........
II o, Blessed Lord, solo. Miss Wickes
is The Riches and Glory, solo,.
........ .......... Miss Bagley
10 Blessed Be the Lord. Final Chorus
The Boulder Whist club finished the
second series of games Friday night
and celebrated the event with supper
in the Good Templar's hall. where the
club meets. Everyone enjoyed the &C.
casion. The prizes were won by A. H.
Foster and Mrs. Daniel Merrill. The
former received a beautiful bound copy
of Longfellow's poems and the latter
set of handsomely decorated china tea
plates. The next series will consist of
six meetings and drive whist will be
played instead of the regular kind, as
has heretofore been played.
Assessor Wood was in Elkhorn this
week. He is now making the assess
ment for this year.
H. s. Houghton of Bernice was in
Boulder this week.
Mr.. Mclaughlin has been at the Muir
tunnel, assisting some in retimbering
1t.
Miss Puma Byers was surprised at
the home of her parents a few miles
from town, by party of her young
friends from Boulder. She proved
equal to the occasion and a most pleas
ant evening was passed In dancing and
card playing. All agree that 1t was
most enjoyable party.
An entertainment will be given by
the ladies of the Catholic guild on the
evening of st. Patrick's day. The pro-
gramme is now out and it is a pleas
ure to note that the exercises will be-
gin at o'clock sharp.
Miss Helen Stinson won many well
deserved compliments, not only for
beautiful singing at the cantata, but
also for the spirited plano accompani-
ments she played during its rendi-
ton.
IF. Lampey of Great Falls is at the
springs recuperating his health.
George II. Kelly was among the
Boulder men who visited Butte this
week. Mr.. Kelly is looking after the
affairs of the Airport estate.
Bishop Brewer of the Episcopal
church, assisted by Rev. Philip Linley.
held services at the court house Tues
day evening.
E. r. Mcneil is in Helena having
been subpoenaed as a witness In the
case of Workman against the Great
Northern Railroad company. q suit
brought by the plaintiff to recover
damages by reason of the railroad COM
pany stopping him from work In lining
the tunel between Boulder and Wickes
before the completion of the contract.
Mr. Mcneil was an engineer In charge
of the work during its progress.
The ladies of the Episcopal guild met
at the residence Of Mrs. A. r. Robert
son Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. w. B. Gaffney. Mrs. r. p. Elder
and Bert Robinson are studying French
under the tuition of Mrs. George ID.
Greene. Mrs. Greene is a graduate or
Oberlin college, class of 81, and is
proficient linguist.
w. d. Talbot and wife OF Jenerson
CITY were visitors at Boulder Thurs
day. Mr.. Talbot is a merchant and
he is also engaged in mining on Wilson
creek and in Lump gulch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Warren were In
Wickes last Saturday.
The family of Superintendent Kelly
Of the Elkhorn mine have moved from
Helena and are now residents of Elk
horn.
IN FILINGS.