The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-09
IN BOULDER.

Boulder, April SHOULDER amusement
talent is busy preparing for great
minstrel performance to be given soon
for the benefit of the Baseball club.
The evenings entertainment will not
only include the minstrel performance
with many specialties, but there will
also be a dance and supper
D. M. Rice is a new arrival in Boul-
der from Buffalo, N. Y, and takes
place as bookkeeper with the Gaffney
Mercantile company. Miss Mary Tay-
Tor, who has filled that position very
acceptably, finds a need for rest and
a change of occupation from weak
ened eyes, which have not become quite
strong since her illness some months
ago.
Miss Bertha Bennett has returned to
Boulder after having finished a term of
school at Bernice, and is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Terwilliger.
Miss Seymour is here from Butte and
is with the Misses Weber for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fournier have
adopted a bright little boy from the
Montana Children's Home in Helena.
Mrs. F. F. Finch has returned from
Como, having been called there by the
illness of a sister. She reports the sea-
son very much further advanced in the
Bitter Root valley than in the vicinity
of Boulder.
VIII Coburn has returned to his home
in Meagher county after a visit with
relatives here.
Word was received here during the
week of the death of two persons who
formerly made their home in Boulder
Ira Hart a brother of Mrs. Jonas Cook
in1 OF hill fyn1 S,,ir
nights. Harry Dodds, formerly an en-
ploye of the Boulder Springs, recently
died at Granite.
Rev. Mr.. Hubbs has been in Basin
| during the week holding a series of
| meetings in company with Rev. A. A.
| Walker. The latter will preach in the
| Methodist church here Sunday. Mr..
| and Mrs. Elliott have been holding SER
vices here during the week. Rev. Mr..
CRUDE will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening"
| Rev. A. Mueller will hold Catholic ser
vices in Boulder on the Sth and 10TH in
| the Valley church on the 9th and at
Basin on the 18th.
A theatrical company will appear in
| Temple hall all of next week.
William Tindall has taken an inter-
est in the livery business of Mr.. Bar
| teau and the firm is now Barteau &
| Tindall.
Boulder parties have received word
| of the marriage of a former resident,
| now of Spokane, James Buskett, hav-
ing recently been married to Mrs. NJ. Z.
MantelI of that city.
Mrs. Rolie Gillian invited a few
friends to an Easter dinner. the guests
! being MI and Mrs. Halford and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. SHELTON Misses Carey
and Williams, Nessrs. Sherlock, Sum-
| ner. DGwney and Cornish.
Ed Ryan CT the valley celebrated his
Goth birthday last Sunday by dinner
to his relatives in the valley, the COM
| pany including B. Wahle and family
| Miss Fitzgerald and DR.. Vawter from
| Boulder.
| Benjamin Townsley from Grow Creek
made short visit with Boulder friends
| during the week
The Main street residence of Mrs
| Bumby is undergoing repairs previous
| to it's occupancy by the family.
Mrs. Ella Knowles Haskell was here
| recently and made trip of inspection
| to her mining properties near here.
The first of the week from Butte came
| T. H. Allen and Miss Anna Lyndorph
who We're married at the Presbyterian