The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-06
IN BOULDER.

IN OVOlU6Vs
Ladies' of the Ready WORKERS Nave =
UniQue Social.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Boulder. June THE ladies OF the
Ready Workers society OF the Presby-
terrain church arranged a social for Fri
a evening that vas a little out Of the
ordinary. They solicited from friends
at home and abroad aprons. and the
responses were numerous. There was
asupply of aprons varying in quality
from oil cloth and gunny sack to the
choicest n daintiest material They
were offered at auction by Colonel
Sweet. and brought prices from two bits
to 81 so. Ice cream and cake were also
served. and the proceeds from the af-
fair were very satisfactory to the ladies
having IL In charge.
The continuous rains have interfered
with the lawn socials and picnics. but
the ranchers are happy. as the ranges
promise to be better than for q num-
Der OF years. They say. let II rain and
be damp.
Bishop Brewer was here from Helena
Thursday evening. and held Episcopal
service. A confirmation service was
held. and three persons entered the
church.
The family of Charles Hinton arrived
from Helena the first OF the week. and
will make Boulder their home. occupy
ing the Mcguire cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess have returned
to their home In Helena after a visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs :. A. Robert
son. Mr.. Burgess will return and he
a resident Of Jefferson county. as IL IL
understood that he has bonded a mine
near Basin, which he will operate this
summer.
d. Mclaughlin, roadmaster OF this
division of the Northern Pacific. was
taken Ill while here last Saturday. and
Immediately returned to his home In
Helena On reaching there he was
unconscious for three hours. n was
afterwards removed to the company's
hospital at Missouls. His many friends
here hope to learn of his rapid re-
covery.
Mrs. sallie Christianson OF Butte Wis
tied a short time with friends here the
first OF the week. Her stay was short
ened by the fact that she and Mr..
Christianson expect to start soon on a
pleasure trip to Vancouver. Washington.
They will visit some time in Boulder
later in the summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Berkin ere here
from silver Star. Madison county.
H. L. Hughes Of Basin and George
Oberauer of San Francisco were here
Thursday, and visited the springs.
Enoch Hodson. while the roads are 30
bad that he cannot haul ore from the
Gray Eagle mine. has gone to visit his
family In Bozeman.
Memorial day was not observed In
Boulder by any programme OF exercises.
but many went to the cemetery to dec
crate with flowers the graves OF loved
ones.
When Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brown re-
turned to Cold Springs. after spending
Decoration day In Boulder. they were
accompanied by Misses Mabei owe
and Alta Concannon. who will visit In
to Whitehall, near where Judge o
ers Is engaged In mining.
Miss Jessie Gates IL visiting with
friends in Jefferson.
n. X. Hundley Ia about to move into
the Dorrity residence on Second ave-
rue.
e. A. Robertson went I o Butte We'd
nesday TO pass an examination before a
medical board on his application for q
pension for service In the rebellion.
Mrs. NJ. Barrett Of Beaverhead county
visited with relatives here q few DAYS,
stopping at the home OF VIM. T. Sweet.
She is an aunt Of +. N. Hope.
d. @. Warner has moved his justice
shop to the store building occupied
some time 9 by the Hopes hardware
stock. having found II necessary to va
cate his former ONCE on account OF a
change OF ownership and the remov
of the postofice to the building he was
In
The county commissioners Will meet
in regular session Monday. Road mat
tiers and allowing quarterly bills will
occupy their attention principally.
Misses Alice and Mamie ONeill Wis
tied in Helena a part Of the week
Bert Robertson spent . part OF the
week IN Helena a. Q delegate to the
State Sunday School association Rev.
Mr.. Forbes Of Eikhorn was the other
delegate from this county
Mrs. d.. A. R~ightenour OF Basin Wis
tied with Mrs CRUDE the first Of the
week
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