The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-16

very nice supper Music was also pro-
Vided and after the lecture the hall was
cleared for dancing. which was con-
tinued until towards morning. The
members of the order in Basin came
down, accompanied by their ladies, iii
al a party of about 80, and helped the
Boulder people to enjoy the occasion.
Mrs William TindalI entertained a few
young people at her home Wednesday
evening for Charles Tindall, who was
in Boulder after an absence of some
time.
Thursday evening there was a small
gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Rightenour as d surprise party
for Miss Maude Poore. Instead of the
party going to the home of Miss Poore
up the canyon she was brought to the
party and it proved to be a genuine
surprise and very enjoyable affair.
Miss Poore expects to return to Helena
Sunday evening.
Friday evening a large party went to
the valley home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sey
mour Sloan, the j. II. Nelson place, and
had a jolly time. Ii is a place where
there is an abundance of room and a
hearty welcome.
Instead of having am annual charity
ball, as in other large cities. Boulder
will have benefit entertainment. which
will be given at Temple hall Tuesday
evening, Jan. Is. The ladies of the vari-
Gus church societies have the matter in
charge and the advance sale of tickets
indicates that it will be largely at
tended affair. A supper will also be
served by the ladies at |. o. G. I. hall.
Although the tickets are priced at only
rs cents, some of them have sold at from
81 to S25. The programme as at present
arranged is as follows: Grand chorus;
quartette, Messrs Miller. Gates, Hope
and Wickes: violin solo. Miss Mary
Wickes; vocal solo, fa) Una Stella,
II. 1I~.
cialty act, William Hoopes mandolin
solo. Miss Carson; flag drill, 10 little
girls: character song. rs a Little Cur
ly-Headed Coon. Miss Carpenter;
Klondike drill led by Miss Pearl Beck"
with; duet. piano and mandolin, Miss
Clara Riedel, Otto Riedel; Vloiin SOLO.
Miss Ethel Dillon vocal SOLO. Miss Bes-
sic Wicl1es; selection, Miss Clark; double
quartette. Dancing in the Barn; hui
morous negro sketch.
The Railroad Jack" company is ex-
pected here some time this week.
Mrs. A. c. Quaintance and Miss Bes-
sic returned Wednesday from several
days absence, visiting with Mrs. DICK
erson in Helena.
Miss Carey paid an official visit to
the school at Woodyille this week and
also went to Elk Park to look over the
school situation there. She also con-
tinued her journey to Butte.
There is much satisfaction expressed
here i'm the fact that the governor has
offered a reward for the apprehension
of the persons who murdered Mrs. Mary
McDonough at Basin in February, 1897.
Mr. Fergus of Whitehall was here
Monday performing his duty as county
commissioner and member of the jury
commission. Messrs. Smith and Mona
han, the other members Of the board of
commissioners. We're here during the
week. and filed new bonds. as required
by the Judge Of the district court
Miss Lottie Warner is expecting her
friend. Miss Moore. to arrive from Mis-
soula this week for visit of several
daES-
Mrs. William Wickes has been quite
i'll but is recovering.
{. W. Nevils Is at the home Of ]. r.
Fileher. down with an attack of pneu-
monia.
John Berllln started Wednesday for
san Francisco as a delegate from this
state 10 the Supreme lodge OF the Order
Of Pendo.
The Catholic guild Will meet with
Mrs. Hay Tuesday afternoon.
AR and Mrs. Walters and Mrs T. 4.
Brown expect u start soon for Indiana.