The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-22


has this week sent for a new supply
of opera music for his music box. This
music box attracts many Of Basins un-
employed and they revolve about Il like
so many satellites. Mr.. Brien is think
ing Of purchasing a hand organ and
letting these satellites revolve around
the handle of the same.
The Sunday school was well attended
Sunday and all the teachers, with the
exception of Mr.. Trengrove, found 1t a
pleasure to instruct their pupils, but
Mr.. TrengTove teaches a class of young
gentlemen and he often finds them a
little unruly, especially George Feltz.
who would persist in saying that
swearing was not wrong Mr.. Tren-
grove is thinking of having a prize
awarded for BEST behavior" in order
70 induce Master George" to refrain
from the use OF wicked words.
MISS Rose Rightenour won the first
prize, which consisted of 16 Jumps Of
sugar, Tor guessing correctly the most
! NUMBER OF conundrums at the Chris
tlan Endeavor social last week, and
Mr. Irengrove won the BOBBY prize-a
dead beat
Will Steele from Butte has been visit
ing his relatives here for the past two
weeks and as he is quite popular here
| VIII be greatly missed when he returns
to Butte.
Miss Alberta Quirk, who conducts a
dancing school in Basin. expects to
close II this month and return to her
home in Helena
The Baptist missionary, Rev. Mr.
Blythe, is conducting religious services
at Basin this week Sunday night he
poured hot-shot," as he expresses his
mode of preaching, into quite a num-
Der of Basins populace. He said, THE
| wild Missourian is again with you"
AT which utterance George FeltZ, who
was present, looked quite startled as a
native of that state, and thought the
missionary referred to him.
Albert Kleinschmidt of Helena, was
in Basin Tuesday on business. He
made but short visit arriving at
noon and taking his departure for
home on the s o'clock train of the
same evening.
w. w. Harnden left Tuesday for
Clancy to develop his mining claims at
that place.
The dancing school and socials. given
by Miss Alberta Quirk at Leary & Sui
livan's hall every Tuesday and Friday
evenings, are well attended by the
dance loving public of Basin.
Maj. j. E. Dawson, general agent of
the Great Northern at Butte, made
Basin a short visit Wednesday, arriv-
ing on the morning train and leaving
on the midday train of the same day.
The major has a host of friends in
Basin.
Lou Harris of Butte. paid Basin a
flying visit Wednesday, arriving in the
morning and taking his departure on
the noon train.
Ex-Superintendent Young of the
Hope was in town Wednesday, as was
Banker Edgerton of the same town.
E. w. Bach of the Hope, has been in
town a number of days.
Mrs. Buckley, wife Of Foreman Buck
ley of the Hope, spent st. Patrick's
day visiting among her friends in
Butte.
Mrs. Emery Huot, who has been in
Butte for several days visiting friends,
returned home Wednesday evening
Fairview lodge No. 81 I. o. o. F.,
will give a grand ball April q. and IL
is reported that their dance pro-
grammes will be very artistic.
Miss Nellie Critten passed a very
week.
T. II. Warren, who recently sold out
his business here, has been in Helena
for the past few days looking up a
business location.
The Degree of Honor will give a fare
well ball next week in honor of Mrs. T.
w. Warren who will take her depar-
ture for Helena shortly after.
Miss Zetis Carson arrived on the eve
ming train Wednesday and is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mitchell.
Born-On st. Patrick's day, March
H. to the wife of H. B. Trip, a daugh-
ter