The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-27

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BARN, Alfred Bullard and Fred Geiger
Maud Muller was depicted in tableau,
with Miss Clara McDonel as Maud and
the Judges part was taken by Rollie
Plumley. A recitation, in eight parts,
entitled, why l Do Not Marry, was
given by Misses Molie Metcalf, Annie
Smith, Sadie Dixon and Jessie Hoyt
and Messrs. Walter Lewis, Howard
Smith, George Perkins and Myron Car
den. Miss Nellie Clark recited in most
pleasing and entertaining manner Sc
lection from Kate Douglas Virgins
Christmas Carol
The grand march and drill, with fly
ing banners representing business firms,
was a pleasing spectacle. The follow
ing are the name of the firms repre-
sented and the persons who carried the
banners: M. e. Doe & Co., druggists,
Miss Kate Dooley; John Nues grocery,
Miss May Hamilton; S. E. McClees,
jeweler, Miss Ethel Davies; Mrs Nc
Doners millinery store, Miss Lizzie
Cole; c. A. Wilson, grocer, Miss Addie
Davies; Allison & Sherman, furniture.
Miss Olive, Smith; C. F. Huffman's gro
Gerry, Miss Florence Decker; the Horses
Home stables. Miss Hazel McDonsl;
Nellie Fahey; Spencer & Son, imple-
ments, Miss Tina Brown; Cannon &
Nue, dry goods, Miss Carrie Craven;
Bimetallic Mercantile company, dry
goods, Miss Nellie Clark; Bimetallic
Mercantile company, hardware, Mr..
Pennington: Carmichaefs livery, Fred
Castle; McLeods boot and shoe store,
Ward BeeIey; McGurks grocery. John
Orr; Greenheck's meat market, Rollie
Plumley; Kidderlin's bicycle agency,
Ray Briggs; DR.. Ray Harry Harding;
Philipsburg Mail, Miss Fannie Titus;
Gwinn, Fred and Robert Hoss. The
amount realized from the entertain
ment was $50.
Thomas Long Of this city left for New
Orleans Wednesday for the purpose of
bringing the remains of his daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Tanning, here for final inter-
ment. Mrs. Tanning died in New Or
leans last April, and under a state law
Of Louisiana could not be disnterred
for six months.
John D. Kennedy, under sheriff Of
Granite county, and Miss Anna Peter
home of the bride in Emery, Wis, Tues
day, Nov. q. They will arrive in Phil
ipsburg Dec. l, and reside here.
The ladies of the Catholic church Of
this city will give ball and supper in
Fremen's hall Wednesday evening,
Nov. 80.
The firm of Gillis & Lauer, liverymep.
has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Lauer withdrawing from the firm.
The Citizens Calls offer to the school
children to sell copies of the holiday edl-
tion and turn all money into the school
fund resulted in selling 1,030 copies at
10 cents each: total amount, s103
James Patten, who was injured few
weeks ago in his mine. was on the
streets this week and is improving rap
idly.
James Newcomb of this city and Miss
Bertha Schoenhoyer of Kansas were
united in marriage last Sunday by Rev.
Butler. Mr.. NeWcomb was soldier in
the Spanish-American war.
Alex Gillis was called to Rossland, b.
G., Wednesday on account of the death
of his brother John
The city schools were closed Monday
afternoon and Tuesday forenoon on ac-
count of water being shut off from the
main leading to the school building.
James K. Pardee, eX-treasurer of
Granite county, and his son, Joseph K
Pardee, are now in the mining district
of Sumpter, Ore.
Thomas Botscheider and wife return
ed last Monday from a four weeks visit
in Butte. .sa---,
A. P. Bowie is Assisting County Treas
urer Featherman curing the rush of
tax paying. E%
Miss Carrie Craven, teacher in the
city schools spent Saturday and Sun
day with her brother, DR.. Craven of
Drummond.
ffllllclul iiloNcu " NIIdulle NlOll-
day and will open bakery and confec-
tionery store there.f
Mrs. q. c. Pringy and daughter, Ma
bel, left last Monday for visit in Salt
Lake. N H4s5 y+s
Captain Thompson and Lieutenant
Atchinson of the American Volunteers
returned here the first of this week and
held street services.
The Kaiser Water Works company
laid a main south from Main street on
Montgomery street this week.
w. J. Mathews of Anaconda was here
several days this week on business.
Judge D. NJ. Durfee visited his family
in Missoula, returning here Wednesday.
Mrs Murphy Of Garnet is visiting
her sisters here, Misses Mary and Olive
Smith.
Mrs NJ. H. Bryan, after four weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Browning,
went to her home in Missoula.
The board of county commissioners
last week let the building of a bridge
| across Rock creek to Newton Shilling
and Frank Carnagie for s100.