The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-12
la Boulder.

Boulder. June 1.-THE Boulder fire de-
partment has decided to present a play.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kelton in the lead, as
sisted by local talent. Mr.. Kelton hav-
ing been in the theatrical business for
some time, has a choice collection OF
plays, and If he and his wife get local
talent of some dramatic ability a very
excellent entertainment Is promised. The
proceeds will be used for purchasing
some necessary supplies for the depart
ment.
The Boulder guitar and mandolin class
In arranging a musical entertainment for
the evening OF the 18th.
An organization is being perfected
wherein a few young ladies will go on the
road with a concert company. IL will be
composed partially of blind musicians,
among them Miss Ethel Dillon of Butte.
who, as a pupil Of the school for the blind
here. has become a violin player OF ex-
cellence; also a young lady from st. Louis,
who is also blind. and is claimed to be one
OF the. finest vocalists in the West: also
a sister of Miss Dillon, a little girl who
Is an accomplished dancer and musician.
Miss Doyle. Instructor In music in the
school for the blind. will be accompanied.
and Miss Carson, who will be business
manager and also appear In guitar parts.
They contemplate a tour of this part OF
the state.
Quite a number expect to go from here
to attend the exercises at Basin on Mon
day. Miners Union day.
Friday evening there was a pleasant
dancing party at the springs, though the
attendance was somewhat interfered with
by the inclement weather.
Miss Annie Smith of Boulder has. gone
to Elkhorn. where she expects to engage
in the confectionery business.
Attorneys Cowan and Igor had business
tn un1onu tho 6rgt ~ the Uaek thu for-
mer having been admitted to practice In
the United States courts.
Edward Thibodeau has returned to
Boulder after extensive travels on a sail
ing vessel from Tacoma to Antwerp. He
does not like the ocean very well, how
ever. and will now go to mining in the
district south of Boulder.
Jacob Eastridge Joined a party passing
through here during the week to drive a
han Of cattle into the British possess
sions.
Thomas Berkin was In Helena the first
Of the week on a business trip.
Judge Parker and Mr.. Monaghan have
gone to Virginia City, where a term Of
court opens Monday.
Mrs. John Brady returned from Ana
conda Wednesday, where she visited with
her daughter, Mrs. d. d. Twohy. Mrs.
Twohy's two daughters returned with her
to spend q few weeks at the ranch.
Mrs. ]. H. Murphy and children expect
to start Tuesday for Nebraska. where
the will spend the summer with relatives.
Judge and Mrs. Pemberton are at the
Springs for a few days.
Mis- 2 aisy Conner aft,' a visit among
friends here for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Butte.
Mr.. Picot. county clerk. and Mr.. Nc
Neil, county surveyor. will join the COM
misioners In their trip to Bozeman Mon
day. The errand il to let a contract for a
bridge between Jefferson and Gallatip
counties, and they will no doubt have a
pleasant time. as one of the commission
ers says he knows where there Is a brew
cry in the Gallatin valley metropolis, and
there is to be a circus In the town while
they are there.
]. w. Pace, editor Of the Whitehall