The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-08
In Twin Bridges.

Twin Bridges. Aug. "a pleasant
event of the week was the closing ex-
~ercises OF the public school OF Lower
Wisconsin creek Friday afternoon. The
exercises were held in a grove adjacent
to the school house. and were ATTENDED
by a large gathering from the district
and surrounding towns. Before the rem
dering OF the programme long tables
were constructed under the large shady
trees and every one invited to partake
OF the basket lunches placed thereon.
A barrel OF ice cold lemonade was near
by. which was not overlooked. All Inc
arrangements were made and proVld-
ed by the school children whose ability
as entertainers Vas demonstrated to a
nicely. A rustic platform was ullt
and the children I'm turn rendered the
following programme. under
of the teacher. r. NJ. Ray: America,
audience: Her Working Days, Mamie
Wigmore; Arithmetic Harley Linder;
Spanish Lost a Mule Guy Rood
Five Little Chicks" Tommy and Elsie
Kemph. Ethel Richmond. BERTHE Goet-
chius n Inez WigmoTe, Company
d." BERTHE Goetchius; Pleasant Days
In Summer" Inez Wigmore: 'Bingen
on the Rhine" Rossie Goetchius'
Time" Mr.. Harris: geography class,
Maud. Pearl and Albert Richmond. Der
tie and Edith Kemph. Nallie Prentice.
Mamie and Inez Wigmore; UP the Old
countr Road" Mamie Wigmore; Lost
In the Snow" Edith Kemph; How She
Led the Calf" Jimmie Perry dialogue,
Pearl Richmond. Edith and Bertha
Kemph. Jimmie Perry. Harley Linder
and Ross1e Goetchius: "caleb's Court
ship" Varlie Prentice; Holiday Song,
Jimmie Perry: "Courtship After Mar
| rage" varie Prentice and f. NJ. Ray;
Putting on style" Bertha kemph
:, - nm - Dartfa nnafabInG
Ed Reed OF Sheridan passed through
our town Wednesday. en- route TO Ca
mas. Idaho. TO look over a large stock
farm consisting OF ~. 900 acres OF land
Mr.. Reed represents a stock company
composed Of Butte and Sheridan men.
II found desirable the company VIII
purchase this farm. After Inspecting
the Camas country Mr.. Reed goes 10
Utah TO look at some mining property.
He will be met at Dillon by hts brother
from Butte.
County Attorney Galloway Of Virginia
CITY. accompanied by his mother. TOOK
Thursdays train for Deer Lodge, where
Mrs. Galloway will visit her cousin,
Judge Brantley.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Stein. who were re
Gently injured by a runaway team. are
both recovering. Mr.. Stein "a able TO
be round nj his wife. who was more
unfortunate. does not improve so rap
idly.
The Misses TIE CeIle Of the Orphans
home have taken a few weeks vaca-
ton. They are now visiting IN Bozeman
and expect 10 &c through the PARK De
fore returning home.
County Surveyor Rygard made a trip
10 Butte recently and was accompanied
back by the Butte Water ompany Whc
rpmodeled their bridges over the Fish
creek ditch under the supervision OF
the surveyor.
Miss Ella FariIn and Miss Lederig,
ham OF Rochester nave been visiting
within Miss Annie Thomas on the Ruby
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright OF Butte have
been visiting with Mrs wrights par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hsrtwell for a few
days.
+. ]. Eastridge OF Laurin was taking
in the sights Of this city last Sunday
Miss Katie G~oetchius has returned {,
her home. after the Summe'
Normal at Dillon.
Lockett Miles came over on the ex
cursion train from Butte Sunday anS
spent the day with his sister. Mrs An
ME White.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoover Of Sal
mon city. Idaho. have gently move'
here and expect to make this plac.
their permanent home, Mr.. Hoover Is
painter by trade.
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham too
Thursdays train for Toronto. Canada
% spend the summer with Mr.. Ora
hams relatives Their MANY friend
win welcome them back to Twil
Bridges In the fall.
d. r. Beck OF Missoula. who repre-
sents a life insurance company. was /
town this week.
r George Conway. a mining man q
Glendale. passed through town en- rout
to Ramshorn gulCh 10 view some min
ing property.
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