The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-10

reports a very pleasant outing in ma
lures wonderland. 1t was composed Of
Rev. Mr.. CRUDE of Boulder, Rev. Mr.
Poole of Helena, Messrs, Terwilliger
Torrance, Davis, Rexford. Fred and
George Cowan. They were away little
more than month.
The Boulder schools will begin Mon
day, the 18th, with the following excel
lent corps of teachers: Professor Lewis
Terwilliger, principal; Miss Mary Fitz-
Gerald, grammar department; Miss
Rosa T. Bows, intermediate depart
ment; Mrs. l.. Terwiliger, primary de-
partment. Miss FitzGerald has return
ed from passing the summer vacation in
Minnesota and Miss Bows is expected
from her home in Washington, d. c.,
the latter part of the week. They will
make their home with Mrs. /. D. Shope
Miss Jennie Filcher has gone to Elk
hon to teach, having been engaged
there for the coming school year. Miss
Kane is also retained in the Elkhorn
school.
Miss Bertha Bennett will go to Ber-
nice next Monday to take charge of the
school there.
Professor Bell and wife visited with
friends here for few days after their
return from the park. Mr.. Bell formerly
taught in Butte, but now goes to take
charge of the schools at Marysville.
his daughter, Miss Katie, to Helena,
where she will enter st. Vincent's acad-
envy. Warren Parker will remain with
his grandfather, A. Macomber, in
Broadwater county.
Judge TURNKEY was heoe from his
home near Elkhorn Tuesday, accompa-
MED by his wife and nephews, who
started for Chicago to spend the VIM
ter
Mrs. Stevens and four young daugh-
ters We're here the first of the week and
stopped with Mrs. Cougar They were
on their way from Elkhorn to Globe,
AriZ., where Mr.. Stevens is now en-
ployed. J. H. Bowden of Elkhorn has
also gone to Arizona on account of fail
ing health.
Miss Mabel Gordon of East Helena
spent the week here with Mrs. J. II.
Hildebrand.
Mrs. Sloss and daughters formerly
residing in Boulder, passed through
here the first of the week on their way
from Madison county to Helena, where
they will make their home for the next
few months that the girls may attend
school there.
DR.. and Mrs. Robertson have gone to
Butte for a few days and will go from
there to Madison county.
Sam Robertson of the jefferson Coun-
ty Sentinel returned Thursday from the
conda and reports good time He was
quite generally complmented on the
fine appearance he made in the galaxy
of beauties designated as representative
members of the Montana press, appear
ing in the Standard.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Trot-
ter are in Butte for day or two on a
purchasing trip.
Mr. Hendrix of Butte was here for a
few days hunting in company with Mr.
Tindall. On days trip down to
Quinn's ferry they bagged CT grouse.
DIR. and Mrs. Leighton are now occu-
| plying their new residence property, I'M
mediately east of the Presbyterian
| church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles scharf were
called to Butte Tuesday by the death of
| A. D. Christianson.
Colonel William Trotter is again pro-
prietor of the Windsor hotel, having
taken possession Tuesday When he sold
out in May his friends said that he
couldn't keep out of the hotel business
in Boulder more than month, but he
overstayed the time little. He and
Mrs. Trotter are cordially greeted back
in Boulder after spending part of the
summer with relatives in Meagher
| county.
7 Mr.. Barrett, though disposing of his
| interest in the hotel, retains his part
nerShlp IN the WINDSOR par, ana VIII
| occupy the Mrs. Gillian residence on
Centennial avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. De
| tour are yet undetermined whether
they will return to Winston or remain
| in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcfarland of Helena
| visited here the first of the week at the
home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Wild.
Mrs. Gillie of Butte was the guest of
Mrs. Berendes over Sunday.
| Miss Maude Poore has returned to
| Helena after spending a month with her
parents in Boulder.
| Mrs Beardsley and son, Leslie were
visitors to Helena the first of the week
Miss Lottie Warner has returned
| from a few weeks visit with friends in
| Missoula.
Among visitors from Bernice during
| the week were Angus Clunie, Fred
| Sockerson and Gus Dahl.
| Mrs. Dan Halford is visiting with
| relatives near Winston.
| Miss BERTHE Reynolds went to Ana
| conda the first of the week and from
| there will go to Twin Bridges, expecting
| to be away about a month.
j. B. Reynolds of the Springs had
! business in Butte and Anaconda dur
| ing the week.
| John Berkn came over from Silver
| Star this week and brought his three
| daughters, who will attend school here
| during the winter.
A marriage license was issued Tues
| day to ]. W. Carter and Miss Maude
Cowdry of Whitehall.