The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
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day evening was one Of unusual inter-
est and those favored with an invitation
were lavish in their praise of the ladies
in interpreting the different scenes i'm
the tragedy of Hamlet" The pro-
gramme began with the following mu-
steal numbers: Song. Miss Mary lines:
piano duet. Mrs. Weller, Miss Rein
hardt; song. Mr.. Judges: piano solo,
Mrs. Hooker. Following came the
tableaux, Mrs. Edwin Norris reading
extracts from the play: Act 1. scene 3,
Farewell: mi blessing season this in
thee" act 1, scene 4. "IH call thee Ham,
let. king. father. royal Dane; oh. an
swer me-" act 3, scene /, Let thee to
a nunnery co." act 3, scene 2. The king
rises act 3. scene 4. "Whereon do you
look" act 4, scene 2. There's rose
mary. that's for remembrance" act 8.
scene I. Alas, poor Yorick," The char
acters Were: Hamlet, Mrs. Weller;
Ophelia, Mrs. Milton Davidson; king.
Miss Thorpe: queen. Mrs. Hodgens: Po-
lonius. Miss Coffin: Horatio, Miss La
mont: Laertes. Mrs. II. ]. Thompson;
ghost. Mrs. ]. T. Yoe: play king, Miss
Innes: Lucianus, Mrs. j. G. Shannon;
court lady. Miss Oliver: first grave dig
ger. Mrs. b. f. White; second grave
digger, Miss Coffin.
L.. ]. Williams of Butte has pur-
'iidSC0 lIOiu I'LL <AIlucICSs thC StONh VI
drugs in the Central pharmacy, the deal
being closed Tuesday.
Another of billions business houses
has branched put by locating a branch
in M of our neighboring towns. This
time it is the Thompson & Reynolds
Lumber company. who will open a yard
i'm Twin Bridges. Leslie Thompson will
have charge OF the new yard.
The announcement of the marriage of
AG.a- SaVah IN nn1 Al1,nrt
Christensen Of Butte on April 20 has
been received by several of Miss CAL
braith's friends in this city. Miss Gal
braith lived for a number of years in
Dillon and has a host of friends who
wish her a long life and much joy n
happiness.
Mrs. George French returned to her
home in this city Saturday. She has
been visiting her mother in Helmville
for the past two months.
Will Cushing, a Dillon boy who has
been studying law in Denver for two
years. has enlisted in the Colorado in
fantry and is now in camp. Will was
granted a diploma. although his term
was not yet completed.
Mrs. Julia Lamont is quite sick at
her residence of pneumonia.
Mrs. w. G.. Clark n baby are both
very sick. The baby has pneumonia.
IL. - II Wv ptCh Ia
to his room for several weeks with the
grip. is again able to be out. His
friends are glad to see him about again.
. william Smith and family have
moved out of their residence on Court
House street and will shortly leave for
an extended visit to the East. DIR.
Hodgens will occupy their residence
now vacant.
Miss Jennie Bishop and Miss Katie
Rife will entertain their friends at the
home of the former on Monday even
ing,
The early risers Saturday morning
We're greeted with a old north wind
n the sight of a thick mantle of the
beautiful over the green.
| The Hispano-American embroglio is
not the only one now on. There are
others. On of our retail liquor mer-
chants has reduced the price of Eastern
beer on draught to 5 cents. The other
dealers have declared war. Meanwhile
the consumer. realizing the early APP
proach of warm weather, looks on with
great glee. ~ an i'll wind" etc.