The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-15
In Boulder.

Boulder. Jan. ia temperance lee
turer, Captain Dutton of Texas, spoke
here Thursday and Friday evenings to
fairly large audiences. He is the state
lecturer and organizer for the Order of
Good Templars.
The Epworth League social at Mrs.
Gilliam's Friday evening was quite we'll
attended and enjoyable. The amuse-
ment of the evening was a rebus, in
which the names of authors We're to be
found Five made the correct list, and
on drawing lots Mrs. Hildebrand took
the prize.
The local Mandolin and Guitar club
still keeps it's organization and practice
and the members are becoming quite
proficient. They will meet with Mrs
Filed Monday evening.
T. T. Lyon and ,Dodley Halford are
spending a, few days in Helena during
the senatorial contest. w. B. Gaffney,
Judge Parker, Thomas Monahan, Eu-
gene Picot and Lees Taylor were also
visitors at the capital during the
week.
General Buch of the American Vol
unteers an organization similar to the
Salvation army, was here the first of
the week and lectured to a small audi
ence in the Methodist church.
J. r. Holt has sold his ranch prop
erty in this vicinity and will go to
Absarokee, in the eastern part of the
state, to make his home. PIG
Mrs. John ONeill and daughter, Miss
Mamie, have gone to Helena, expecting
to remain some time.
S. Cornick of the Cataract mining
district was here the first Of the week
on business. He contemplates making
a trip to st. Louis on a mining deal
soon.
The stockholders of the Bank of
Boulder held a meeting here the first
of the week and elected the old officers
and directors.
Mrs. Emma Concannon who has been
visiting with her sister in Butte, re-
turned from there Saturday and has
gone to Elkhorn.
About all the societies have elected
their officers for the coming year. The
knights of Pythias will install the fol-
lowing on Tuesday evening" E. S. Till
inghast, c. c.; w. B. Hundley, V. c.;
f. Mclaughlin, prelatea A. Hammer,
M. a A; r. A. Hammer M. of w;
F. Powell, X. of r. and s.; F. M. Hope,
M. of F.. c. w. Sweet. M. of E.. John
Cameron, I. c.; l. A. Leighton, O. G.
The Order of Pendo installed the fol-
lowing on Friday evening: L. Terwilli-
ger, councillor; Mary Taylor, V. c.;
John Nottingham. secretary; Lottie
Warner. treasurer; Rev. c. H. CRUDE,
chaplain G. B. Robertson. guide; H.
Dulaney, warden C. L. Thompson,
sentinel. officers for the Odd Fellows
lodge are T. j. A. Monaghan, N. c.;
T. p Sherlock. V. G.; H. J. Clayton,
secretary: F. Bernatz, treasurer.
Joseph Filcher went to Butte the first
of the week to attend business college
during the spring term.
Dr. e. I. Fletcher was here the first
of the week and started for San Fran
cisco as delegate from this state to
the supreme council, Order of Pendo,
that will meet in San Francisco on
the 18th.
r. Leggat and family and Mr.. and
Mrs Hammer and child of Butte have
been spending several days at the
Springs
Boulder friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
French. formerly in charge of the BouI-
der Springs hotel. but more recently at
their home near Gregson, are informed
of their having gone to California to
spend the balance of the winter.
E. r. Mcneil is in Helena this week
attending the meeting of the Montana
Society of Civil Engineers.
The Embroidery club was entertained
by Mrs. Knowles Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs Leighton, Mrs.
Berendes, Mrs. Showers. Mrs. Cralle,
Mrs. D. MCNEIL, Mrs. e. r. Mcneil
and Mrs. A r. Robertson.
The New Englanders or state of
Manners resident in Boulder will have
a Yankee" supper one evening this
week.
At the Boulder Springs hotel on
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock oc-
CURED the marriage of William w.
Jones of Basin and Miss Ellen Ger
trude Marston of Anaconda, the cere-
mony being performed by Justice Will
lam T. Sweet. Quite a number of
guests were present at the ceremony,
and after congratula lions the company
sat down to a wedding supper. Mr.
and Mrs. Jones will make their home
N Basin.
]. A. Earhart has purchased the
Thomas Berkin residence in the west
ern part of town, the considerable be-
ing $3.50.