The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-11

the state win open on wednesday.
Sept ID. with a probable attendance
OF about 80. which is an increase over
last year. the new building giving ad-
dftional room and facilities. Those in
charge will be f. 8. Tflhnghast, super.
intendent; Miss T~1liinghast. matron:
Mr.. Divine. teacher for the deaf; Miss
Doyle. instructor for the blind.
The board OF county commissioners
has been in session during the week,
the business being the allowing OF
bills and the appointment OF judges
and clerks for election precincts.
The health OF A. Belcher, president
OF the Bank of Boulder. has recently
failed so rapidly hat a journey to a
lower altitude was thought necessary.
and the family left for Seattle wednes-
day evening. They viii probably go
from there to Southern California.
Edward Cook arrived here this week
after an absence of about two years.
He has been in the Eastern part of the
state, and also has a n in North
ern Wyoming. He will visit here with
friends about a week.
The camping party composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Barteau, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Halford, Misses Carey and Williams
and Mr.. Picot, returned home wednes-
day afternoon from a trip to Sixteen
Mile greek, where they report plenty
or fish. but little game. n each one
also tells of the lack of interest of al
the others in helping TO o or make
camp.
ID. Common and wife have arrived
from Winston and moved to the n
which he recently purchased at the
head of Whitehall Deer creek.
c. e. Gable was here the first OF the
week from the Warm Springs Mining
district, where he and X. A. Bell are
opening up an extensive mining prop
erty. His interview with the county
commissioners was for the purpose of
getting a county road to his district,
where a number of prospectors are now
at work n where a good DAD is
needed. 1t will probably be construct
ed next spring.
Among recent departures OF those
who have been visiting I'm Boulder arr
Miss Beryl James, who goes TO her
home at Missouri Valley. Ia. but viii
stop to visit with an uncle i'm Salt
Lake. Miss Rose Blake has returned
TO Butte, where she will teach in the
city schools. Misses Kate Oswald, Ida
CrOssman and Mary Brown a re-
turned to Butte after spending several
weeks with Mrs. G. a. Douglas. Mis-
Susan Wilcox has returned to her home
In Helena after a week with friends
in Boulder. Misses Annie n Sallie
NdBuIl ndNe IElufDeu 10 StNOOl at
Ogden, Utah, and were accompanied
by Miss Mcguire of the ogden schools,
who has been visiting here. and Miss
Annie Smith, who went to Butte for q
few davs. Miss Barger. who was with
Mrs. Warren for a few days, was call
ed 10 Helena sooner than she expected
and left for there the first Of the week.
Quite a number Of Boulder young
people went to Finn Friday evening.
where a lance was given. Others We're
expected from Elkhorn 10 Join those
Of the valley and lave a good time.
Mrs. F. c. Berendes entertained the
Embroidery club Friday afternoon.
The members present were Mesdames
leighton. Lyon, ID. Mcneil, f. r. Nc
NELL; visitors, Misses Rogers and Will
cox.
The Gamer. boys from Butte, who
have been camping on the ID. 5. Mer-
ril ranch. returned home Friday to
be in time for school.
Messrs. Earhart and Grady recently
returned from an expedition to the
Upper Madison valley In search OF
land. They were we'll pleased with il
as a stock country and may locate
there.
Mrs. Walter Howard Of Butte has
been with Mrs. C. A. Douglas during
the week.
Professor Dale of the Butte schools
was here the first of the week and
went to Elkhorn to look after his prop
erty there.
Miss Kate Weber was in Butte the
first of the week on business.
George Fourier and family have
moved into the Mrs. Warren residence
near the court house.
Mrs. Gale Thompson was In Butte
the first OF the week TO visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Sloan.
DR.. +. ]. Fletcher, having sold his
residence property to j. J. Holmes,
will move with his family TO Sheridan.
Madison county, where he viii engage
in mining.
Mrs. ]. C.. Sloss and family were
from Madison county to Helena, where
they spend the winter and place the
girls in school.
Mrs. Henry Casye, from Canada, and
Mrs. ]. V. Long of Butte were at the
springs Thursday in company with w.
II. Lockhart. they having been Wis
iting at his home near Bernice for a
few days.
Mrs. Emma C~oncannon is in Blkhorn
to remain a few days, and Mrs. Nelli-
gan of Elkhorn is spending a few days
with friends in Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taubman were here from
Cleveland, o., during the week and
made a trip to mining properties up
the Little Boulder in which Mr.. Taub-
man is Interested. He is here repre-
senting a Cleveland company to report
on the properties.