The Anaconda standard., 1896-05-31

success A goodly crowd was present
and IL became a very enthusiastic one
before the close of the evening. The
calisthenic drill by II girls was admir-
ably performed and showed the re-
suits of patient practice. Miss Eva
Concannon made a most graceful lead
ers. Reidel brothers harp perform
ances are always gladly received. Ev-
cry number on the programme was ex-
ceptionally good. The following is the
programme:
Song and chorus. By the Children
Recitation, "Tommy's Payer.
........ ......Eva Concannon
Vocal solo. "Terita" :. Miss N. Bagley
Guitars and mandolin ... =.
miss Reidel and Messrs. Reidel
Calisthenic drili...... Twelve Girls
Recitation, "'Er Grace, de Duchess
of Fadden" -. Miss Sallie Galbraith
Instrumental piece. three harps....
....... .............. .Reidel Brothers
Comic quartet, THE o. p. r. A., or
The Managers Troubles" :. :.
Misses Reidel and Watson, Prof.
Gates and Charles Gates.
Cadets march. ...... Nine young girls
The concert was followed by a dance,
which was fairly attended. The pro-
ceeds are to go for the fitting up of
tennis court This is the first enter
tainment held in the new Fraternity
hall.
c. e. Mills passed through Boulder
Wednesday on his wheel en- route from
Twin Bridges to Helena
Misses Lottie Warner, Bessie Wickes
and Alta Concannon and j. II. Murphy
are attending the state Christian En-
deavor meeting at Livingston. Miss
Warner is to present a paper upon
junior work.
John A. Culver of Jefferson City was
a visitor to Boulder Tuesday.
John McDermott soon expects to
commence work on his extensive placer
mines on the Little Boulder He re-
ports the snow to be of considerable
depth in that locality, but a few more
warm days will thaw ii so that the
roads will be passable for teams, when
he will go to the mines for the work.
ing season.
Samuel Wade, a prominent business
man of Whitehall, came to Boulder on
business Tuesday and returned in the
evening.
]. NJ. Page, state land agent, was in
this vicinity the first of the week TAX
ing notes of the character of the land
for use in the state land office.
Benjamin Wahle has nearly complet-
ed a new glass front to his business
block on Main street, which greatly
adds to its attractiveness.
Gus +. Cowan was in Helena Thurs
day of this week on legal business.
Eugene Picot county clerk of Jeffer-
son county, received on Friday. from
the worlds fair commission a beauti-
full bronze medal, awarded to Jeffer-
son county for its excellent display of
silver, lead and tin ores, at the worlds
fair at Chicago. IT came in a neat
case of aluminium ana was accompa-
MED by a large and neatly printed GER
tificate of award, which Mr. Picot in
tends to have framed and hung in the
clerk and recorders office at the court
house
S. w. Babcock was among Boulder's
people who visited Helena this week.
Brush Beckwith of Whitehall came
ITO Boulder Tuesday and returned the
next day.
p. A. Largey of Butte passed through
Boulder this week TO visit the slate
mine which he is developing near the
head of White Tail creek.
]. II. Hildebrand of Wickes who has
been convalescent from an attack OF
is reported to have had
relapse, and to be quite i'll again. He
has gone to the hot spring at Clancy.
where he hopes to find relief soon..