The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-28
In Boulder.

Boulder, May 2I.-NO arrangements
have been made here for an observance
of Memorial day, although number of
old soldiers are buried in the Boulder
cemetery. That the tribute is neglected
is probably due to the fact that there is
no G. A. r. organization here.
The event of the coming week will be
the graduating exercises of the Boulder
High school Friday evening, May 2.
Among the visitors in Boulder during
the past week was w. r. Logan, who
has recently returned from a trip to
Mexico He is one of the owners of the
Alhambra Hot Springs property and
expects to locate there and do some
mining in that vicinity. He does not
think very highly of Old Mexico as
place of residence, but says that it is
a great silver minin" country.
Roy Quintance, who has been attend
ing school in Helena, has returned to
his home in this valley.
CLANCY Guthrie was here during the
week, but has returned. to Sheridan,
where he is at work for his brother,
who is engaged in mining.
Rev Mr.. jenkins of Elkhorn was
here Thursday on his way to Basin.
where he will hold services and expects
to organize a church of the Methodist
denomination.
Butte teachers from or who are
known in Boulder and are retained FOR
another year there are Professor Dale,
Miss Rogers, Miss Pierce and Miss
Blake.
w. S. Rexford is here from Weeping
Water. Neb. He is a cousin of Mrs. J.
Fl. Murphy
Mrs. A. r. Robertson has been visit
ing with her husband at Twin Bridges
during the week.
Perce Wiener of Twin Bridges is
spending a few days in Boulder.
F. c. Berendes made a business trip
to Clancy during the week.
lively game of ball is expected here
Sunday afternoon between the court
house nine from Butte and the Boulder
club. The local club is composed OF
William Flood, catcher; Ralph Sweet,
pitcher; Al Riedel, first base; Ed Inip-
odeau, second base; Brush BeckWlth,
third base: Charles Wood. left field:
Henry Dulaney. right field Lloyd
Locker center field.
]. B. Reynolds, jr and family drove
over from Beaverhead county last week
and have been spending few days at
the Springs.
Mrs. J. NJ. Smith, who has been
guest at the Springs for several weeks,
is about to return to her home at Haf-
lem, in the northern part OF the state.
A travelling musical and entertain
ment company will start from Boulder
Monday to visit several of the towns
in this county and then go to other
parts of the state. They are known as
the Artist Life Concert company, OF
which Miss Jennie Carson is organizer
and business manager. The others OF
the company are Miss Baldwin, a grad
uate of the Chicago School or Oratory,
who has recently been in Butte; MISS
Ethel Dillon of Butte, who has been
pupil at the School for the Blind in
Boulder and has become an accom-
nlished yiolinist, and Miss frankie Dill
ion of Butte who is also musician
and fancy dancer.
Mrs. styles, who has been here for a
few weeks with her son, l.. V. styles,
went to Helena Friday and after re-
naming there a few days will go to
New York. to remain year or more.
Mrs. Stickney is here from Craig,
called by the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. H K. Hundley.
Born May u, to Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen H. Knowles, SON.
John Nottingham has gone to Mis-
soula to remain few weeks and from
there will probably go to the vicinity
of Highwood, this state, where his pa
rents reside.
J. w. Hathaway of the internal rev.
enue department was a visitor in Boul-
der the first of the week.
Martin Fleming has gone to Belt.
Miss Daisy Fetters, who has made
her home in Boulder for some time, has
gone to Helena.
S. w Searles is here with D. Nc
Laughlin of the Northern Pacific rail-
way looking after a tie contract.
r. H. Shaffer arrived from Butte
Thursday to look after his mining in
terests in this vicinity.