The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-24
In Boulder.

Boulder. July 23.-The Society Of
Ready Workers OF the Presbyterian
church. as a preliminary to their social
at the parsonage Friday evening, had a
bicycle parade that made a fine show
ing OF the riders in town.
Miss Elsie Halford had a birthday
party Friday and a large number OF
her little girl friends Joined her in a
picnic IN the canyon.
The postponed entertainment under
the auspices of the Boulde fire depart
ment viii take place on the evening OF
the 29th.
Farmers are all busy haying-that Is.
the work began down the valley a week
or more ago and has been gradually
working UP this way. The work about
Boulder will be i'm full blast his week.
Mrs. johnson Of Basin has been visit
ing with Mrs. Field during the week.
Miss Harris, the blind vocalist, who
was here a few weeks and appeared
with the Artist Life Concert company
has returned to her home in st. L2Ris.
John Fee of Anaconda was herexre-
newing old acquaintance the first~0f
the week. He has recently returned
from a trip to the east.
Mr.. Downing and family have removed
from Comet to Boulder to make their
home.
Mrs. James Brown and children have
been spending a part of the week with
her sister, Mrs. Emma Concannon.
After an absence of about a year in
the east, j. A. Reidel has returned to
Boulder.
Great Falls for a visit with her w
sisters there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brown have been
! spending a few days in Boulder as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dodley Halford.
Mrs. ID. Mclaughlin was here from
Helena the first OF the week and stopped
with Mrs. John O'Neill.
A birthday of Charles Warren's was
celebrated by a lawn social at his home
up the valley Monday evening.
Incorporation for Boulde is again
talked of, and a petition Is In circuia-
ton. We will soon have with US the
honorable aldermen from the 'steenth
ward.
Miss Mary Fleming has gone to Butte
to spend a few weeks with her sister.
Dick Mccarthy has taken a position
as night agent at the Great Northern
station.
The Boulder baseball club will con-
test for scores in a game with a club
from Elkhorn Sunday afternoon. They
will meet on the grounds at Finn, eight
miles down the valley.
Inc ouu TGilpNS HdNt lliENdil'u NAAt
following officers for the ensuing term:
George Sanborn, N. c.; Thomas Sher-
lock, V. c.: Daniel Halford, secretary;
Frank Bernatz. treasurer; j. ID.
Bridges, L. c.; John Bergman, o. G.
on Tuesday evening the Knights OF
Pythias installed their newly elected Of
icers, as follows: F. NJ. Hope, chan
cellor commander; r.. S. T~illinghast,
vice-chancellor; w. r. Hundley. pre-
late; f.. Powell, keeper of records and
seals: G.. w. Sweet, master of the ex-
chequer: A. Hammer. master of finance;
T.. Mclaughlin. master at arms; L. A.
Leighton. master of the work.
Mrs. Kellogg and daughter, Miss
Daisy, of Whitehall are visiting with
Mrs. A. Belcher for a few days. Tues
day Mrs. Belcher took her guests, in
Guiding her niece, Miss James, and
drove to Helena TO visit with friends
and view the sights of the capital city,
Mrs. w. Il. Gaffney and daughters
are in Boulder again, after an absence
of several months in Seattle.
Miss Jamie Concannon started Mon
day for an extended visit with relatives
in Missouri.
Mrs. Charles West OF Pony is here
visiting with her sister. Mrs. John Ber-
kin, n other friends.
Mrs r. NJ. Cralle and daughter have
%returned from an extended visit among
relatives in Kentucky.
Mrs. George Mueller and Mrs. II.
Jacklin OF Corbin and Mrs. II. Reilly
and Mrs. George Scharf OF Wickes were
here Friday and visited the springs.
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