The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-24
IN BOULDER.

Boulder, May 23.-Dr. A. r. Robert
son has returned from a business trip
to Corbin and Wickes.
George Plat. a miner from High Ore
gulch, was In Boulder Friday.
Frank Hope was quite painfully in
jured by a fall from his wheel last
Thursday night while a party of young
folks were returning from the springs
on bicycles.
Rev Shaefer of Helena was a visitor
in town Friday and left for Whitehall
in the afternoon.
Among those who were registered at
the Hotel May last Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. L. d. Kent and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harrison Of Basin.
Mr.. Kincaid of Helena was seen on
the streets of Boulder Friday.
Mrs. A. r. Robertson visited friends
in Wickes during the week.
Mrs. j. G. Sloss and daughters left
Boulder Sunday for quite an extended
visit to her sister in Butte.
The repairs on the long ditch which
conveys water from the Boulder river
to the lake south of town are completed
and water will be turned In on Monday.
Work on the placer mines near the
lake will be resumed and continue dur
ing the summer.
Miss Katie Weber has gone to Ohio
for visit to her parents at Fremont.
She will be gone about a month.
Mill SOillUS VI DdSin was III DOoiaCA
Tuesday on business.
A number of the fraternity from
Boulder, Wickes and Basin went to
Whitehall Monday and instituted a
lodge of 1. o. o. F. in the evening.
The Musical Union will give another
entertainment at the Good Templar's
hall on Tuesday evening. May rs. An
interesting programme is announced.
Emery Huot of Basin was in Boulder
this week and accompanied the party
who went to Whitehall to institute a
lodge of Odd Fellows.
E. ]. Bolton has secured the position
of night telegrapher at the Great
Northern depot.
Mrs. Emma Smith Devoe delivered an
interesting lecture on equal suffrage
at the court house Wednesday even
ing.
Ex-County Commissioner A. II. Moul-
ton of Jefferson City was at the court
house on business Friday.
John j. Flaherty left for Oakland,
Cal, Wednesday, where he will remain
during the summer.
Messrs Snodgrass and Wilson are
working the Amazon mine and have
extracted considerable good ore. They
have not made a shipment yet, but ex-
pect to do so in the near future.
Roy Prichett of Twin Bridges has
been visiting friends in Boulder and
vicinity the past week.
1t is advertised that concert by
the young ladies of Boulder will be
given at the new hall May 20 with the
design to raise money to buy tennis
set.
The sad news was received this week
of the death of Brady Hoke, who was
we'll known in the vicinity of Boulder.
Mr.. Hoke had been suffering with con-
sumption for long time, and only a
few weeks since he left DR.. Fletcher
care for the home of his parents at
Albany ILL.,, where he died on the
morning Of May IL.
Henry G.. Rickerts. Ed Cook and
George Warner were among the Boul-
der folks who visited Helena last week.
DR.. Libcher and family, who recently
left for Ohio, expect to return to Mon
| tana as soon as the business which
called the doctor away is settled and
| locate at Miles City.
E. w. Beattie and A. M. Hotter were
in Boulder Monday on their way to ex-
anime a mine near Cornet.
Architect Paulson was in Boulder
Monday on business pertaining to the
construction of the deaf and dumb
asylum.
Rev. Bramble was visitor to Helena
/ MoDdaV.