The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26

by 20 boys; recitations. ~ Annie
Hague, Is Myrtle Tefft, g, Larry Mar
shall, az Willie Lloyd, 90 charlotte
Steele, t6) Charley Scott, q exercise
by the first grade; "Red. White and
Blue" by three girls; recItatlons, lR
Annie Brady, 90 Robbie Lldg ss, (9
Pauline Tefft, az Harry smith, %
Lillian Nord; extra, mandolin and gut
tar selection by Messrs Kent. Meisner
and Justison; Ratchet drill (curtain;
Washington monument 10 boys; reel
tations, "a Willie Biner. (2) Willie
Dee, (3) Richmond Morrow "a eva
Williams, 90 Charley Brady; flag drill
(curtain); recitations. RiIla freeborn
and Willie Kerby; broom song. three
(2) Vernon Tefft, (s) Tom Dooley, %
Lillian Lloyd, (5) Lottie Turner; extra,
song by Louis Clafn; The Three
Mothers" dialogue (curtain); When
Grandma Was a Little Girl (curtain);
Boys Occupation dialogue (curtain);
Girls Occupation" dial sue tcurtaln);
when the Teacher Gets Cross" by
four pupils: gymnastic drill, eight pu-
pills; a doll dialogue, four girls (cur-
tain); song by 20 boys tcurtain): THE
Lost Dog" dialogue (curtain); recita-
tion, Lulu Judge (curtan>: tabieaux.
Accomplishments by Mrs. Lloyd.
Mrs. Owen and Misses GoSs and Nor
gan, the California NiZrah trio. who
gave such a delightful concert last
week, left here Tuesday morning for
Boulder and Elkhorn. where they Will
spend several days in working in the
interest of the Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor. They have
promised to return to Basin again in
the near future and give another con-
cert They made many friends while
here, who will be glad to welcome them
back.
Charles Howe of Butt was in town a
few days the first of the week.
Mrs. and Mrs. W. W. Wickes spent
last Sunday with relatives in Boulder.
Alex j. Glass was in Butte Monday
and Tuesday
j. NJ. Dunbar. assistant postmaster
of the Basin postoffice is quite sick at
his home in this city.
Miss Dovie Boulwarn Of Butte is Wis
iting With Basin Friends this week
Miss Ross Cartee CAV a napkin par
ty at her pleasant home in this city
last Thursday afternoon to number of
her lady friends and it was greatly
enjoyed by all present Refreshments
We're served. Those present were Mes
danes August Heimbach, George Helm
bach, W. H, Godfrey George W. Mulch,
Zeph Lagasse, H. L. Charles, c. M. Al
J. B. Wilson and Miss Gertrude South
worth.
Mrs. o. E. Simonson went to Butte
last Saturday and spent a few days
visiting with relatives
sleighing party was made up here
last Thursday evening and drove to
Boulder and called on Mr.. and Mrs
w. Dudley Field, who We're former resi-
dents of this city. There were two
sleighloads and they did not return I'M
til 2:30 the next morning, and report
a pleasant time. The following persons
comprised the party: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
l.. Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Southworh, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Godfrey. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Heimbach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Cartee, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Johnson,
Miss Julia Brady, Miss Gertrude
Southworth, Miss Rose Rightenour,
Miss Blanche Southworth and Messrs.
F. c. Knowles. Brewin, Frank Middle
swath, Charles Southworth. D. Steele,
August Heimbach, jrb and Mrs. August
Heimbach, sr.