The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-01
In Boulder.

III OOOlQkl.
Boulder Sept. 30.-The county insti-
tute has brought number of instruct
ors and teachers to Boulder this week,
but the meeting has been given to work
rather than social features. Pro-
grammes were given at Temple hall
two evenings. consisting of music and
addresses. For Monday evening the
musical numbers were a mandolin solo
| by Mr.. Riedel, with piano accompani-
ment by Miss Riedel, vocal solo by
| Miss Coleman and duet by Mrs. Gaff-
ney and Mrs ]. II. Hildebrand, all very
pleasing. Mr.. Carleton delivered a lee
| ture on School and Politics." Thurs
| day evening President Sanders of the
state normal school delivered highly
| interesting address on can American
| Institution" referring, of course, to the
| public school system. 1t was listened
| to very attentively and with great ap-
! probation by a large audience. The
Mandolin and Guitar club gave two
| numbers, and is showing marked i'm
| provement. Mrs. Sherlock was in very
| good voice, and gave a patriotic song
| referring to Montana and it's soldiers,
which was received with enthusiasm by
the audience. Mrs. Gaffney accom-
| panied. The song is reported to be a
composition of Mrs Sherlock's., both
much credit on the composer for music
| al ability Instructors here during the
| session were State Superintendent
| Carleton, President Sanders of Dillon,
| Miss Long of Helena, Mr.. Johnson, who
| came in place of Mr.. Klock of Helena,
and Mr.. Terwilliger of Boulder. Teach
ers in attendance We're Mrs. Terwlliger
| Miss FITZGERALD and Miss Bows of
| Boulder, Mr.. Brown and Miss Brady of
Basin, Mr. Tower and Miss Haynes of
Clancy. Miss Kane, Miss Filcher and
Miss Rodda of Elkhorn, Mr.. Curran
and Miss Hoover of Whitehall, Mrs.
| McGahan of Woodville, Miss Mcguire
of Weber, Mr. Shelton of Corbin Mr..
Davis of Cold Springs, Miss Carey Of
Finn, Miss Wilson of Jefferson City,
Miss Frawley of Lump City and Mr.
| Wilson of Wickes. Others in attend
ance at the session We're Mrs. r. A
Brown, Miss Leta Thompson, Miss Ida
Cook, Miss Clara Riedel and Mrs. e.
l.. Marks, County superintendent, Miss
| Carey; had arranged plans very well
for the session, and it is considered a
very satisfactory week in every way.
Mrs. William Roe of Gregory and
Mrs. S. ]. Roe of Libby Mont, are in
Boulder this week visiting with Mrs.
BerendeS and other friends The latter
made her home in Boulder previous
to removal to the northwestern part of
the state
|
her vacation with friends in Boulder,
returns this week to her work in the
Helena public library.
Mrs. Davey of Butte and her daugh-
ter, whose home is in Granite, were
here this week to remove the body of
Mr.. Curnow from Elkhorn for burial
in the Butte cemetery.
Mrs. ]. Ellis Of Clancy is here for a
few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Taylor.
Mrs. Miller is in Helena for a few
days looking after matters connected
with the report of Mrs. Kelley of Butte
as administrators of the Airport es-
tate.
Mr.. and Mrs Con Smith of the valley
are parents of a daughter, born Sept.
9th.
Several changes are noted in the
company. L.V. Styles goes to Living
ston to accept a position with the
Thompson Mercantile company, and
| Howard Nissan returns to Helena.
Both have made many friends in Boul-
der, who regret to see them go. George
w. Voris comes from Helena to take
a position here, and will be in the hard
ware department.
Mr. and Mrs. d. D. Twohy have re-
turned to their home in Anaconda, Mrs.
Twohy and her daughters having spent
most of the summer at the home of her
IdIneT IN the valley. MI. lWOny WDlle
here this week purchased the John Nc
Kenna ranch of 100 acres for $4,000; he
also bought so head of cattle and will
probably engage in the stock business
in this valley quite extensively
Mrs. Willoughby of Granite has been
the guest of Mrs. and Miss Conger this
week.
! Mrs. Dan Halford was called to Win
ston a few days ago by the serious ill
ness of her mother, Mrs. Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheehy, Miss Carey and
Mrs. Picot We're visitors to the ranch
home of Representative w. H. Lock-
hart the first of the week.
Mrs A. c. Quaintance of the valley
is about to move to town so that the
children may attend school here, and
| will occupy the Mrs. Moore residence
on Third avenue.
Miss Lottie Warner and Miss Alta
| Concannon visited with friends in Hell
ena and Mssoula a part of the week.
| j. C. Reynolds of the Springs is
| in Anaconda on business this week.
| During his absence J. B., jr., is here
| from Melrose to stop at the hotel.
| A party of A. o. U. W. members made
| a neighborly visit to the lodge at Basin
the first of the week and report pleas
| ant time.
Rev. C. Howard CRUDE is in BoZeman
| to attend the annual meeting of the
| Presbyterian synod. Others going from
here are Mrs. CRUDE, Mrs. Warner and
| Mrs. Donahue.
| Mrs. Chestnut of Clancy is visiting
| with Mrs. Lyon.
| Robert Taylor and family, who left
| here a few weeks ago to go by wagon
| and look over the Idaho country, with
| a view to finding location, have de-
cided to stop at Boise City for the Win