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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1900
Page
20
A wooden craftsman from this city plans to arrive Sunday while traveling from Cripple Creek Colorado to Cape Nome Alaska. He is reported to be carrying woodwork samples for sale and may offer prices upon arrival.
A Anaconda society prepares for a athletic summer reviving tennis and starting a west city golf course. Last week featured Huskin Bee for St Mark's church and a cakewalk by the Huskin Hee participants at Hugh Laird's residence. Socials at the Afternoon and Evening clubs, visits by local residents, and local civic notes fill the page with community life and upcoming census work.
A letter touts Chamberlain's remedies for whooping cough croup and flux with testimonials from J E Clifford and J W Lynch. It claims Pain Balm eases rheumatism pain and praises quick relief after one use, noting availability at druggists.
The Deer Lodge Musical club met at Mrs Ed Scharnik with a fine program and refreshments. Several residents including Mrs J Baker and Miss Marty Stackpole were noted for visits and events as locals prepare for departures to Cape Nome and Spokane.
In Billings on Friday the women's club literary department held its final meeting of the season at Miss Panton's. Members entertained in ten minute segments, with musical and literary pieces. The session included piano solos, readings, and critical notes on magazines and authors.
The ball planned for the smelter club rooms to bid farewell to Frank Klep et al and others heading to Anaconda was postponed. The Ladies' Whist club met with four tables, Miss Burns and Mrs Dickinson sharing top honors, while Miss Spencer entertained friends for Miss Cohagen of Livingston.
A description of two social gatherings notes a day evening departure for the Fast, about 26 young people attending with dancing and a luncheon. A second party on Second Avenue South near Roy Jardine hosted 15 young men and women with games and refreshments shaping the evening.
In Bozeman on May 4 the town anticipates fine weather for Sunday inviting many local fishermen to try their luck on the West Gallatin and other noted streams. Ongoing reports note rough roads and dampened enthusiasm early in spring but promise a renewed outing as conditions improve.
The Boulder tennis club plans reorganization to boost interest. Visitors include Mrs Rembrick and Miss Doyle from Rodersburg with Mrs Cowan. Local residents update: Mr Hull joins Mrs Hoopes family. Miss McDougall from Toronto visits. W B Pearson travels from Elk Horn toward Salt Lake and British Columbia. FE Thomas visits Iowa. C W Sweet to Helena for Lindsey Co.. J Holmes and family head to Butte for NP trip to Minneapolis. Rev Grube learns of sister’s death near Reading, PA. Dr. McNulty of Basin moves to Boulder as county physician. Gertrude Pierce visits from Butte.
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