The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-17
In Boulder.

Boulder, Sept 1.-THE opening of
school brings a few families to town,
among them John Berkin and family,
who have returned from Silver Star and
| again occupy their home here that the
girls may attend school. Several pupils
| come in each day a distance of from
| two to four miles. Judge Parker's son,
| Warren, has returned from Broadwater
| county to enter school here, and Miss
Katie goes to Helena, where she will
study at st. Nincents academy. The
| school here starts out with good at
| tendance and an efficient corps of teach
| ers. During the vacation the building
| has been repaired in several ways and,
with double windows on the north and
west will be much more comfortable
| than heretofore.
The state schol for the deaf and blind
begun it's years work on Wednesday
| with the attendance not yet complete,
| but it will probably be about the same
as last year. E. S. Tillnghast is retain
| ed as superintendent; Mrs. Tillinghast
| will be matron. Mr.. Divine, as last
year, will have charge of the primary
work for the deaf and dumb, and Miss
Dawson. who recently came from o.
den, Utah, will be the instructor for
the blind and will also teach music.
During the summer the upper rooms of
the institution have been finished,
which will give additional and much
| needed room. The heating plant, which
proved very unsatisfactory last year,
has also been remodeled.
Rev. w. Forbis of Belgrade was here
the first of the week to place his daugh-
ter, Theresa, in the school for the blind.
Following his tour of the park, Rev.
Mr.. CRUDE will on Sunday evening
| speak of that wonderful bit of the world
and it's lessons.
Frank Bernatz of the Northern Pa
| ~,G .tpsf l.. g. L.,
| to Chicago for vacation of a few
weeks, the first he has taken in nine
| years.
| Miss Kate Weber is away on a trip
to Twin Bridges, and during her alb
sence Mrs. William will be in the store
and Miss Warner will look after the
| millinery department.
Mrs. McGahan, who has been teach
| ing school at Woodville, is spending a
vacation at the home of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carey, in the valley.
| Miss Bertha Bennett has taken
charge of the school at Bernice.
Miss Beatrice Bumby has gone to
Madison county to teach in school
| near Waterloo.
| Among visitors to Helena during the
week were P. B. Mills, ]. ]. Holmes and
| l.. Divine.
George Fournier and family have
moved from Boulder to Corbin
Miss Etfie Donahue has gone to Deer
| Lodge to enter college there, expect
ing to take a course in stenography
and typewriting.
Mrs L. V. Styles has gone to Helena
! to remain a few weeks.
Miss Belle Parkinson of Helena is the
| guest of friends in Boulder.
Mrs. w. V. Myers gave a dinner on
| Friday for Miss Rogers, who has now
| returned to Butte to resume her work
in the schools. Those present We're Mrs.
d. Mcneil, Mrs. S. A. Robertson, Miss
! Rogers. Miss Carey and Miss Fleming.
Mr.. Field and family have moved
| into the Mrs. A. Donahue residence in
the western part of town.
Wednesday appeared-eo be a good day
| for births in Boulder. To Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hildebrand, a son; to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. O'Rourke, a daughter; to Mr..
and Mrs. II. Kanouse, son.
| Judge Parker and Mr.. Monaghan
have returned from a short term Of
court at Virginia City. The judge is
about to start for a visit at his old
| home in Lexington, KY, and will also
| go to Washington, D. c. He has not
| been back there for 10 years and will
| probably remain about six weeks. In
case he does not return in time to open
| the next term of court in this county
he has arranged for Judge Smith Of
Lewis and Clarke county to be here.