The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-13
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County Volunteers.
Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
Sheridan, June 9.-Saturday night q
social for the beneht of company d.
Madison county's volunteer company,
was given by the young ladies' Of Sher-
idan- The function lar been christened
a red, white and blue social" and it's
object was to provide a fund with which
to buy reading and any necessary lux
uries to cheer the voyage Of our brave
boys in blue to the Philippines. The
function was gotten up by Miss Ina
Simpson, who had charge of the ar
rangements, and made all necessary
provisions to bring the affair to a sue
cessful close. The ladies OF Sheridan
and vicinity generously contributed an
abundance Of good things to eat, and
the young ladies and young gentlemen
OF town gathered together the materials
for the supper and attended to the dec
grafton Of the hall. From every point
in the room hung great folds of bunt-
ing, every table was decorated In the
national colors. and the dresses which
the young ladies wore fairly glowed in
the variety OF the red. white and blue
ornaments in~termingled In their make
up Supper began at 6 o'clock, and
from then until IL o'clock II was a time
OF fsAsting and laughter. Nearly
everyone I'm town n from the sur
rounding country was here, and an en-
5oyable evening was spent by all. TIT
young ladies who had a part were:
Misses Ina Simpson. Cora Haywood. Ida
Thomas, Katie O'Brien. Gertie Foster.
Rittie Marshal. Priscilla Boyd. Ruby
Duncan, Annie Hermesmeyer, Mary
Cisler, Rachael Cisler, Carrie Raymond.
Myrtle Stevenson. Marie Steuner. Clara
Thomas, Minnie Hermesmeyer. Ethel
Christensen Seventy-one dollars and
seventy-nve cents was realized over all
expenses, and this has been sent to
Mrs. w. w. Cheely of Virginia City,
who will add 1t to the amount realized
by other Madison county towns and
send the total to Captain George Ref,
In command OF the company.
Carlos Warfeld and wife were owe
from Butte Saturday. and went up to
the Amsden q Brookman ranch. near
where Mr.. Warfeld Is exporting a
promising prospect, Ii IL said, in the
interests of August Heinze.
John d. Davis and J. H. Leyson Of
Butte were In town Monday on their
return, having been visitors At h Ruby
Dell Horse ranch. owned by Messrs.
Amsden and Brookman, n situated In
the Central Ruby valley.
John Whitehead and Charles Francis.
both from Butte, spent a few days in
town during the latter part Of last week.
Mrs.. John Grimm. who has been Wis
itine Mrs. G. c. knowiton on Wiscon-
sin creek for the past month. IN re-
Spouse to an urgent telegraphic mes
sage received Monday evening. re-
turned to Butte Tuesday.
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Bridges Tuesday, and spent q few hours
with his family.
Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs. Frank
Byrnes, after visiting with their moth
er, Mrs. Frank Tally. for the past
three weeks, left Monday morning
awheel for Whitehall. At whitehall
they expect to take the train for Red
Lodge. where they will re5oin their u
bands.
Mis- Mary Smith and Miss Ida
Thomas were visitors to Twin Bridges
| for q few hours Tuesday. On their re-
turn the young ladies' had a slight run
away accident, which marred their
pleasure.
Miss Nora Tally Ia up to LeiterviIle
this week. visiting her sister.
Miss Bessie Gilbert was a passenger
on Saturdays coach on her way to Vir-
ginia City. having attended school al
Los Angeles. California, during the
past winter.
LiIburn Edwards. DIR. J.. II. Miller
| Charles Walters and william O'Brien
went up to Virginia City Monday even
ing to attend a social session OF the
Elks.
Hon. Patrick Carney. chairman of the
| board of county commissioners. was In
| town Sunday on his way to the county
seat to attend the second quarterly
meeting Of the county board.
Miss Eta Sink. after visiting for q
few days at the old Darby place or
Ramshorn creek. returned home Mon.
| day morning.
r. T. Boatman. Western manager OF
the Grand Avenue Horse and MULE
Commission company of Kansas City
Ho.. was in town Monday from Dilior
IN an effort to dispose OF q few Missouri
Jacks from the carload shipped by tbs
Arm to Montana recently.
N. z. Hammel Of Dillon spent a few
days in town and vicinity the first o.
the week in the interest OF his clothing
and furnishing house.
Al Pallinger Of Twin Bridges was In
town a short time yesterday.
w. A Keller of Butte, Louis Cohen'i
travelling representative. wal In towi