The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-20
In Twin Bridges,

Twin Bridges, Feb. 19.-The much
looked-for school entertainment took
place last Friday evening in Whites
hall. The entertainment was given I'M
der the auspices of the school children
of the public schools and was for the
purpose Of raising funds to enlarge the
school library. K. NJ Ray, the gentle
man who taught here last winter, was
the original promoter of the library, but
the work has been ably followed by the
present teachers the Misses Smith. The
entertainment consisted of literary
programme and two comical farceS. Inc
little people did some splendid acting in
The Cow That Kicked Chicago" and
brought the house down several times
with their witty sayings and laughabie
makeups The older children carried
their parts in an admirable manner.
showing that they had been well drilled
by their teacher I'm Wide Enough for
Two" At intervals the Twin Bridges
orchestra favored the large assemblage
with several selections. The floor was
cleared after the entertainment and
those who wished took part in the may
whlrl. An elegant repast was served by
the school at the Twin Bridges hotel. to
which the hungry throng did ample
justice The programme rendered at the
hall was as follows: Vocal SOLO I've
Something Sweet To Tell You" Alma
Kline; recitation, THE Ffecl<le- Faced
Girl" Winnifred Newell: recitation,
The Children's Hour Edgar Magiil;
farce, The Cow That Kicked Chicago.
Helen Pennington, Lena Newell, George
Birehard. James Baker and William
| Counter: recitation, Darby and Joan,
Gaynell Pollinger: vocal duet. Sweet
hearts Again Alice Seyler and Alma
! Kline: recitation, She Wanted TO Learn
Elocution." Mabel Baker; vocal SOLO
When Mamma was a Little Girl,
! Helen Pennington: farce, Wide Enough
/ for Two" Miss Nellie Smith, Flora
| Drehmer, George Pritchett, Charles
Edghill, Roy Pritchett and John
/ Pritchett.
/ The school entertainment given a.
! Sheridan Saturday evening was a de-
| cided success socially as we'll as finan-
cially. The purpose for which II was
given was a good one and we'll deserved
the patronage it received. The proceeds
amounted to S52. which goes to the
school library fund The following
| lengthy programme was rendered, in
| terspersed with music by the Sheridan
band: Duet, Simon and Ruth the
Quakers" Grace Faulkner and Floyd
Estes: recitation. The Dying NeWsboy, =
Maud Siprelle; song, Pearl Welcheri
march, Nellie Moore: recitation, Little
| Nell" Everett Willis Nuet, Far Better
Than Gold, Mamie Thomas, Lille
Simpson, march. "A pupils; song, Why
Did You Leave Me, Barney" Ethel
! Christensen: recitation, Grace Faux
ner; song, Better Than Gold" George
Zeigler; music band: farce, The Pos
sum Run Debating Society" Will Frew
| Bert Potter. George Zeigler, Wilbur
Marsh, Robert Hill. George Graham
VIII Siprelle: song, The Empty Chest.
| Nellie Moore; recitation. Alice Couch,
duet, The Mermaid Paul and frankie
Welcher: recitation, Lena Hill, song
"Murmuring Lea" Minnie Shuitz, Leila
Scott Nellie Moore. recitation, Floyc
Estes: march, Mrs. Peterson: recitation
Birdie Graham; song, Pearl Weicher
recitation, Nora Shoemaker: song,
Little Bunch of Daisies, Esther Chris
Hansen. The programme was concluded
by lauEhable farce, entitled "Homoeo
pafhy" by eight characters.
Sheridan lodge No. 4, |. O. g. T., which
is probably the oldest Good Templal
lodge in the state installed officers
Monday night. This lodge was institat
ed in March, 1870. with Mrs. jeanette
Duncan as c. T. Mrs. Duncan still re
tains her membership. The officers IN
stalled were: G. T.. Mrs. J. Duncan:
r., Harry Shulz. r, $. Miss Ruby Dun
can: f. s. Alfred Halse: treasurer
lanes Boutwell,: marshal. Charles Dun
can; chaplain, Mrs, Susan Day. guard
Z. p. Day: sentinel. Bert Siprelle
The hard times. ball given IN White
hall Valentines day was an eajoEahi
affair from beginning T. end. The char
aciers represented were ridiculous in 81
extreme and appropriately persrnate'
; hard times. Those attending reported
most enjoyable time.
Mrs Eudoeia Efuffaf who is tTaTel.r
in the Interests IF the Ladies If II
Maccabees in this state after leaviR