The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-30
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, April 29.-Monday even
ing, May l, the Citizens band will give
a grand concert and ball. to which the
general public is cordially invited. The
concert will begin at sis o'clock and
will continue until 9:45, after which
dancing will commence and last until
the musicians are left for dead. A
splendid orchestra of eight pieces will
furnish the music for the dance. which
promises to be the grandest affair of
the season. The band boys have been
diligently practicing new and popular
music for their concert. and they eX-
pect to give the best entertainment in
that line ever heard in Deer Lodge. The
price of admission to the concert and
ball will be 81. and the ladies' guild
of the Episcopal church will serve an
excellent supper, for which rs cents
will be charged. The hall will be pro-
vded with seats for the benefit of the
audience during the concert, to which
ladies and children will be admitted
free. The concert will begin promptly
at the hour mentioned and the follow
ing programme will be rendered.:
March, "Deweys Victory" Casey;
oveture, Good Old Times" Southwell;
serenade, pleasant Dreams" Ripley;
waltz, IT Dreamed of YOU La Rue;
schottische. Lii and Lou" Hall: eu-
phonium solo. Execution rendered
by A. Fred Harmed, euphonium soloist;
serenade, Jolly Jaspers.'' Beebe: over
ture, Greater New York. Hman;
song, Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer"
Wallace: musical farce, Troubles of
the Band Master"
The Womans club held a short but
interesting meeting Tuesday night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs, H. H.
Smurr, on Missouri avenue.
Miss Catherine Kohrs left for Butte
hn "Wednesday vx,bn
she will remain for several days, Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. C. G. Birdseye of Avon was in
town Saturday of last week The lady
has recently returned from a visit to
California and looks improved after her
trip. She returned to her home in
Avon Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell was a visitor in
the city from Warm Springs Tuesday
last.
Mrs. George S. Miller went to Ana
conda on the noon train Thursday to
spend a day with her husband, the
county assessor. She spoke of it as a
wedding trip. the day being the 18th
anniversary of her marriage to Mr..
Miller.
Mrs. William Coleman and daughter
Miss Alice. went to Butte Monday last
| They returned home Friday evening.
Mrs. Dan Coughlan and daughter
| Mary, came up from their ranch in the
| Bitter Root valley last Thursday.
| In early times it used to be frequently
| remarked that this territory had been
settled by Pap Prices left wing, on ac-
| count of the great number of people
| who hailed here from Missouri Owing
| to the large immigration from thai
grand old commonwealth to this sec.
| ton recently one would be led to think
| that what was left of the left wing wac
| on the wing for Montana.
| Mrs. Fred Gullette went to Butte or
| the noon train Wednesday to see Stu
| art Robson and his company.
| Lee Haskell. who has been with the
| E. L. Bonner company for a number OF
| years past, left for Spokane couple OF
| weeks ago. 1t is learned he has secured
| position in that city. and that Mrs
Haskell and daughters will soon joir
her husband there, which place will be
| their future home. The best wishes OF
many friends go with them to theii
| new home.
| Fred Garsey, an old time resident OF
| Pioneer, was over from that lively
! placer camp Monday.