Anaconda Society Roundup Sparks Local Social Life
In Anaconda the week’s social lights center on tennis at the Main and Third streets courts opposite the Margaret theater. Numerous parties gather at homes and gardens, with dances, musicales, euchres, and garden parties noted. Guests include Mrs. Douglass, Miss Emily Douglass, Mrs. Whitehill, and many others from Butte, Helena, Missoula, and beyond, with excursions to Yellowstone Park and Gallatin dam.
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Anaconda
Main
Third Streets
Margaret Theater
Montana
D. B. Cooper
J. H. Durston
Bozeman
John Crawford
New York
W. A Bower
Douglass
Emily Douglass
Whitehill
Richardson
Peckover
Durston
Cooper
Syracuse
N. Y
Mill Creek
C. F. Adams
Salt Lake
Welcome
Bozeman Society Notes Highlight Wedding of Miss Ruffner
In Bozeman Montana the week features the marriage of Miss Ola Ruffner to Harry Brown of Seattle at St James Episcopal Church officiated by Rev. Frank B. Lewis. The couple left for Seattle on the north coast limited after the ceremony. Mrs. Brown, eldest Ruffner daughter, is a prominent Bozeman figure in society and music. Brown is a Seattle hardware merchant. The event was unexpected but a family luncheon and social gatherings followed including gatherings at Springhill and Olive street with numerous friends and civic activities noted elsewhere in the society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mulloy
Stull Valley
Mabel Foster
Montana Wesleyan University
le Beau
Foeter
H. W. Turner
Ed Thompson
A. C. Leggatt
Geoff Liuzgier
Ben Corby
Ray Freund
Schwartz Dr. Napton
Bob le Beau
A. Staleigh
Sellers Largey
M. H. Garry
Helena
Harry Lelef
Lake
HL. W Turner
Silvermian
Sternfels
Diensberger
Poltrovich
Goldsoll
Sultan
Symons
Chidin Re
Pincus
Loebenberg
Lewis
Capel
Eisenberg
Hayden
Cohn
A. Duffy
W. McDonald
Lizzie Duggan
Deer Lodge Seminary
Miss Nevin
Matilda O'Malley
Winifred Nevin
Mira Flavia Fletcher
Len Corbet
Amanda White
de Witt A. McFadyen
Kate Mc- Donald
G. A. Duffy
W. Mc- Donald
Edward Long
Geoffrey Lavell
Bitter Root
Samuel Barker
James Breen
Spokane
Carl H. Hand
Butte
Naemie Fournier
Bozeman
Ola Ruffner
Harry Brown
Seattle
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Frank B. Lewis
North Coast
Brown
Sandford Ruffner
Rosedale Ranch
Bozeman Society
Wash
W. 8. Davidson
Joseph Baker
John A. Luce
Chandler
Elmer Ray
Burr Fisher
Edith Black
Mary Lewis
Elleanor Ferris
Alice
Mary Gage
Williams, Cox
Springhill
Presbyterian Church
Miss Maud Martin
Miss Martin
Mrs. Ray
Misses Cantwell
Mary
Lucy Gage
Hattie Parkins
Elleanore Verris
Nutting
Experiment Station
Montana
Yellowstone River
Jas. Keown
Samuel Mendenhall
Thomas Cooney
Gallatin Basin
Frank K. Armstrong
Patton
Townsend
District Court
Broadwater County
Charlies. Hartman
Walter
Hartman
Kansas City
Margarete Davis
Viswt
W. B. Burket
Little
Deer Lodge Society Notes and Local Visits
In Deer Lodge on July 12 Mrs. Lon R. Hoss visits her mother Mrs. Mary L. Kelley with her children T. C Davis and wife. Miss Al ice Alber accompanies them to Des Moines for treatment. Local outings begin as Mr. and Mrs. H A MacPherson plan a two week trip near Ovando. Several residents travel, illness cases include Editor Abe Hoss resuming work after a bilious attack and Mrs. Gerdts seeking relief in Missoula.
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Deer Lodge
Lon R. Hoss
Mary L. Kelley
T. C Davis
H. B. Davis
Mesdames Albee
Williams
Iowa
Alice Alber
Des Moines
H. A. MarPherson
Ovando
Harry
Classie
Anna Eielenberg
Sue Larabie
Ella Marcum
Helm Ville
Miller
Abe Hoss
H. Davis
Montana
Kennedy Trippet
D. C. McKenzie
John Gerdts
Missoula
Laughter
Marcum
Butte
Frank Hardenbrook
Bearmouth
Copper City
Tyer
Denver & Montana Reduction Co
Br. Knowles
Helena
James Bateman, Jr
Wool Commission Firm
Justice, Bateman & Co
Philadelphia
J. H. Hasselberger
Missoula Social Roundup Reflects Week of Picnics and Visitors
In Missoula on July 14 a busy week of picnics and pleasure parties is noted with moonlight rides and country dances at the Rankin ranch on Grant creek. Fishing outings and excursions draw residents away as spring and summer travel to the springs increases. Guests include Mrs. Ed Dolan of Frenchtown, Mrs. Charles Eyschnhimer, Mrs. J. C. Fullerton, Attorney Harry C. Yeager and wife, Judge Thomas and family, Mrs. W. Q. Ranft, Dr. Oettinger, H. Fitch with the U S geological survey party, and Mrs. Hechler visiting Mrs. Otto Siegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Rankin Ranch
Grant Creek
Ed Dolan
Frenchtown
Gautier
Jair
Charles Eyschnhimer
Lutte
Rm. J. Darbee
Coeur d'Alene
J. ¢. Fullerton
Helena
Frank C. Jones
South Side
Harry C. Yeager
Judge Thomas
Butte
W. Q. Ranft
W. C. Rindle
Dr. Oettinger
H. Fitch
United States Geological Surveying Party
F. D. Smith
University
Flathead Lake
Hechler
Otto Siegel
Montana Hotel
Annie Wright Seminary Offers Broad Education in Tacoma
Seventeen resident teachers staff the Annie Wright Seminary as it offers a thorough education across departments at moderate charges. An endowment of 150000 funds operating expenses to widen access, with post graduate scholarships for 1901 and 1902 cohorts. Facilities include steam heat electric light laboratory library tennis court gymnasium and a 1900 September 13 Christmas term start. Admission and illustrated catalogue at Tacoma Washington.
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Anrysial
Annie Wright Seminary
Tacoma
Washington
De Koven hall boarding school in Washington state
De Keven Hall a select Boarding School for Boys blends school discipline with home influence. It accepts fifteen boys under 14 for college or business life, located near Lake Steilacoom with pure water, good drainage, wholesome food, and outdoor exercise. Address D S PULFORD Lone View Wash for information.
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de Keven
Lake Steilacoom
D. S&s PU
Black Eagle club hosts musical evening and Fortnightly dance
In Great Falls on Friday the Black Eagle club rooms featured a concert by the Black Eagle band with a varied program including March Col Roosevelt Hough Riders Turner's Motto and medleys. The Fortnightly club then held a dance at Black Eagle pavilion with punch served and a late return by special car. Attendees included numerous local residents and guests, with organizers Senator Stanton Park Coburn noted for arranging the events.
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Great Falls
Black Eagle Club
Black Eagle Band
Col. Roosevelt
Laurenteau
Turner
Frisch
Frei
Kiesler
Albion
Barton
Ocean
Gungle
de Witt
Maren
Rufus
Kerry Mills
Black Eagle Pavilion
Mesers
Mesdanina Roberts
W. D. Dickinson
N. Dickinson
Maddox
Fogle
Goodrich
Newton
Wadsworth
W.A. Webster
Shores, Fuller
Lang
Smith
A. P. Atkinson
Adams
Pelzer
Fleur
Marston
Miller
Coburn
Young
Helena
Holmes
Forwards
Dickinson
Flinn
Cascade
Shores
Edna Coburn
Armstrong
Lulu Armstrong
Brooklyn
Messrs
Fortune
Wood
Evans
David Crutcher
Robert Shores
Cleppinger
Boardman
O'Grady
McGinniss
M. B. Smith
Lyter
Cake
Hoffman
Hansbrough
Brown
Coleman
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Son
Pipestone Springs
Luke Cowan
Kentucky
Verge McComb
Wisconsin
D.C
Patterson
Kirk
Yellowstone Park
Paul and
Beulah Yerkes
van Allen
Charles S. Hartman
Staats
Carrie Staats
Pony
J. Demers
Forsythe
Columbia Gardens
Judson Forsythe
Grand Rapids
L. C. Clergy
Belt
Hattie Thornwall
Alma Ellis
Barnett
Chestnut
Walter Gehring
Charles J. Adams
Louise Adams
Marguerite Davis
Lampson
O. K. Lewis
Will Ward
Maggie Leythe
Gertrude Kohle
Virginia City
J. K. Rule
Edward
George Tretherton
Samuel Bishop
W. D. Bartlett
Boulder Country
W. H. Haviland
Boulder Hilt Springs
William Yates
E. Burgess
Frank Birdsell
Frank Conley
Anna Morony
H. W. Stephens
Charles Graham
Weedennesday
M. W. Barr
Bie Timber
Charles I Avery
Barts
Charles Heckler
F. H. Cooney
Dillon
R. Po Nuckells
T. W. Poindexter
A. B. Walters
George Walker
Livingston
J. M. Ward
Mose Linz
Boulder
John F. Cowan
Europe
Chood Templars
Pioneers of the
Pacific
Feix Murphy
Kate Hamilton
John Howard
Ditham
F. (. Pierce
K K. H. Lang
EK. Toole
William Muth
Peter Rowan
Joseph Carter
Lulu Surgey
Miss Bartlett
Chicago
Arthur P. Heinze
Charles W. Clark
Lynndale
Crystal Springs
Arthur Mueller
Mrs. Corrett
Jennie Sullivan
Christine Brubner
Esther Meiklejohn
Martha Fish
Genevieve Davis
Miss Prouts
Cora Featherley
Misses Miles
Mrs. Morrin
Robina Haye
Ollie Verroneau
Paulson Hagi
Kendall
Igo
Ayers
Effie French
May Sullivan
Birdie Finch
Maggie Stack
Ver Vet
Mesdames Snowden
Dovehert
Finney
Marshall
Morrin
Mess Snead
Hasselberger
M. L. Edwards
Baltimore
Alice Coleman
Mabel Beaumont
Sue Welch
Jessie Stackpole
Mary Cockrell
Hattie Lagro
Jennie Lowrie
James McMullen
Allen Williams
Paul Mitchell
James Coleman
Joss Mulcahy
Alfred Merz
Merz
A. M. Holter Hardware Co
Tom McTague
Oscar J. Craig
State University At
M. W. Trask
H. A. Smarr
Dan Hertz, Jr
Rock Creek
Hilda Higgins
Brantly
Masonic Lodge
Merritt Harmon
Independence
H. J. Toomey
Lee Kelly
Clara Galbraith
Shaw
Helmville
Nat Y. Hosa
The
FE. B. Palmer
Salt Lake City
M. K. McBride
Quinn
Terry
Ketell Greenough
Dorothy March
Boston
Lacrosse
Wis
Calvin Sage
Lincoln
Neb
Cc. J. Lemley
North Second Street
Sallowell
Kenneth Ross
Huson
Fred von Bestenbostel
Gregson
Hugh
Clarence Forbes
Brownlee
Pearl Hanson
Mount Jumbo
Stevensville
Sisters’ Hospital
Belle Marta
George A. Cook
Tyler B. Thompson
Hamilton
Ina Cyr
Fitzgerald
Laura Cyr
F. Judson
Charles Blaisdell
C. B. Hart
Inediana
Sadie Catlin
Hart
P. H. Mahoney
East Main Street
Miss Fair
Omaha
W. H. Houston
Union Block
A. Barnes
Missoula Mercantile Company
Annie Richards
Elmer E. Hughes
Rattlesnake Valley
J. W. Beebe
John Durfee
Philipsburg
Philipsburg Was Visiting His Family On the South Side
Souness
Amelia
Amanda
North Side
Helens
PD. C. Fraser
Fargo
A. Benedict
Ida Hogan
Baker
Walter Hogan
Mullan
Hogan
William Ulm
Toston
Rathbun
East Pine Street
Wallace
New York City
Harry Thompson
Frank Cronkrite
Buds
Esmay
Rankin
Cronkrite
Bickford
Bellew
Nicholls
Hanson
Reinhard
Burke
Holland
Tremblay
Spurrier
Buchanan
Worden
Lynde
Wilbur Catlin
Burt O Autreament
Rittenour
Forbes
McNaughton
Layton
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