The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-22

cord mine at Bannock was a Dillon WISH
tor this week
Ex-Governor of Idaho J. NJ. McCon-
nell. Ed Coltman. sheriff of Bingham
county: Attorney J.. Ed Smith and DIR.
Mitchell of Idaho Falls. Idaho. were at
tending this term of the district court.
One of the most delightful musical re-
citals ever given before a Dillon audi
ence by c talent was given by the
pupils of Mrs. o.. c. Weller at the Pres
byterian church last Friday evening.
1t Is a well known fact that Dillon pos
sesses a great deal of amateur musical
talent. and all that was necessary to en-
teacher. and in Mrs. Weller the neces-
sary has been found. Most of those
taking part have previously appeared
in public, IN u~nmistakable signs of inn
provement. solely due to Mrs. Weller's
intelligent and p~ainstaking instruction.
were notable. The audience was very
appreciative. and each number was
heartily encored. II Is to be hoped the
impetus to musical matters given by
Mrs. Weller will be kept up and r~ecitals
of this character will be more frequent in
the future. Following is the programme:
Song from "Ruy Bias" Mendelssohn-
Young ladies' chorus.
Piano-"Pierette." C~haminade, Miss
Graeter.
vocal-"L'Estasi." Arditi. Miss Cham
bers.
Piano-valse. Chopin. Miss Bishop.
Vocal trio-"The Tide of Life" Jacobs.
Misses Chambers. Lamont and Peter
son.
Piano solo-'Two Musical Lyrics 'Os-
sian.' G~ottschalk. Mrs. Thompson.
Vocal-"Mia Piccirella," Comes. Miss
Lamont.
Piano-"spinning Song" wagner-Liszt.
Miss Conger.
Vocal auartette-"where Are You Co
ing. My Pretty Maid Caldicott.
Misses R~heinhardt n Lamont.
Messrs Ford and Scott.
Piano-"Spanishes ~Staendchen." Schar-
wenka. Miss Peterson.
Vocal-"Stars the Night Adjoining
Weckerlin. Miss Grannis.
Piano-"Grande Polka de Concert
Bartlett. Miss White.
Baritone solo-"Wie Schoen Bist Du."
weidt. Mr.. Judges.
Piano-"Rapsody No. 3" List, Miss
Rheinhardt. p
Finale-Scherzo B Minor. Mrs. Weller.
Judge Frank Showers came in from
the Mayfiower district on Wednesdays
coach. The Judge is now engaged in
running a tunnel on his property. He
has had some good assays. but so far
has not struck ore in sufficient quanti-
ties to ship.
The church fair and concert given
Tuesday evening under the auspices
of the st. James Episcopal church was
a decided success, both as a social
event and a financial venture. The
musical programme was an excellent
N and charmingly rendered. The
choru singing under the able direction
of Prof. J.. G. Willis was especially fine
and reflects credit upon all participant
ing. Following is the musical pro-
gramme: Country lance from robin
H.. $40
Fra Diavolo." Auber. quartette, two
pianos; Italian Boatman's Song"
Mater. Mr.. Judges; "Hark. Hark the
Lark" Liszt. Miss Greater: Grand
Rondeau.' duett. Schubert: La Cas-
cade." Pauer, Miss Peterson: Pas des
Cymbales," duo, Chaminade, two
pianos; instrumental ballad. Aud
pianos; "Esmeralda." Trotere, Mrs.
Weller; 'Tremulpo." G~ottschaik. Miss
White: chorus from THE lawmakers
with May pole dance. J. G. Willis, con-
ductor.
The graduating exercises of the Dill
lon High school class of 1898 were held
in the opera house Friday night. AS is
usually the case. the house was crowd
ed with friends INT relatives of the
class eager to see how well the MEM
bers of the class deserved their diplo-
mas, and II is safe to say none were
disappointed. each graduate testifying
by his work, that the time spent in
school had not been wasted. After an
invocation by Rev. Hooper and a selec-
ton by, the, orchestra, the following
programme was carried out: Saluta-
tory and GRAFTON, THE Saxons Of the
Pacific Harry. .Shannon: grafton,
Progress Toward Perfection" Maud
Selway; mandolin selection. SYM
phony club; grafton. ""Amity and
Epmity," Carrie Metlen; grafton, Sax
on VS.. Slav," Harry Gilbert; vocal
duet, Mrs. o. c. Weller and Miss Gran
mis-: class poem. Agnes Standaher; ora-
ton, poetry, THE Lost Art" Ola Cor
nell: mandolin selection. Symphony
club; class prophecy, Priscilla Conger:
valedictory, Economic Problems"
Sophia Burfiend: address to graduates.
Hon. Edward Norris; presentation of
diplomas. Hon. B. +. White: overture,
orchestral: class colors, magenta: class
motto. Guard Well the Beginning"