The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-30
IN BOULDER.

Boulder, April 29.-The attention of
Boulder people has been largely taken
UP by court matters during the past
week. and the ladies in large numbers
have been present during the trials of
Carson for murder and the Airport will
case.
The cordially existing between Basin
and Boulder people was noticeable in
the number who went from here to
Basin Wednesday to help the Odd Eel
lows there celebrate the anniversary
of that date and quite a number re-
manned to the dance in the evening
Another party went the evening before
to a special meeting of the A. O. U. W.
and the d. of H.. at which initiation
ceremonies were followed by a supper,
and all report very pleasant time.
Mrs. A. Belcher has returned from
California and is settling business mat
ters here with a view of making that
the permanent home of the family. She
reports that d. G. Warner. who Went
from here a few weeks ago to the same
locality as themselves, Long Beach.
near Los Angeles, is sufficiently well
pleased with the country and climate
to purchase residence there, and they
may conclude to stay there.
G. G. Merrill and his daughter, Miss
Laura, recently arrived here from
Maine and are visiting al the home of
D. S. Merrill.
Thomas Berkin left here Friday to
return to his home in the Smith river
valley, driving team that he pur-
chased from Mr. Dunks.
Mr.. Davis, who has been teaching
school at Wickes until the close of the
term, has been spending the week in
Boulder, stopping with Mr.. Terwilliger.
Miss Jessie Knight and Ward Tower
of the Clancy schools were visitors in
Boulder Saturday.
Mrs. I. A. Leighton has been quite
i'll for a few days. Mrs. Thomas Hall
has also been confined to the house
with an injured hand.
Among Helena parties who We're here
during the week were Messrs. Walsh,
Nolan and Shober. attorneys: State
Treasurer Collins. Amos Calvin, Mas
sena Billiard and his daughter Some
of them We're witnesses in the will case.
Also as witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Sloss, formerly residing in Boli-
der, but now in Helena. They find many
acquaintance here who are pleased to
meet them. w. H. Dickinson and Will
lam Hudnell We're also here during the
trial and found many acquaintance,
particularly Mr.. Dickinson. who is now
cashier of the Montana National bank,
but was formerly a resident of Boulder.
Among those here from Butte were
y. L.
Brannagin and James Brown of the
Butte Times.
MIR. and Mrs. Brennan and Mr.. and
Mrs. GGddings arrived from Butte
Thursday evening and are stopping al
the Springs for a few days.
William Fergus of Whitehall was in
Boulder on business Friday.
Charles f. Taylor arrived here from
Butte Thursday evening and has taken
a position as bool&keeper with the Calf
ney Mercantile Co.
H. L. Tolman of Chicago, the expert
on handwriting, left here Thursday
evening for Detroit. where he was call
ed to give testimony. He expected to
stop short time with acquaintance
in Helena.
Fred N. Wild has gone to Stevens
vile to take a position on the Tribune.
Miss Uretta Ryan of the valley is
visiting in Glendale with her friend,
Miss Sharkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Farleigh and Mr. Nc
Laughlin, who We're here on the ALL
port will case, will leave for home in
few days Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. who
came to Montana to look after their
interests in the same matter, may con-
Clude to locate here.
J. X Bramble, who has been living in
Helena, has concluded to locate in
Boulder for the practice of law.