Another young man, with the
best intentions toward the young
lady with whose company he had
been favored, fixed up what he
considered an extremely pretty
and stylish combination with a
very large yellow bow in front,
containing a small red center, and
put the finishiu . touches on by
adding red strin. He is mourn
ing yet because his hut didn't gut
the prize. The prize for the most
artistic hat was . to Otto Hus
i ton. It was aL; .<lsome and use
! ful article in the apo of a blot
! ter. Gus Jon: i got the booby
• prize, a hat box.
After the mi ery had been
disposed of, progi<>.-.five high five
was in order, at which Mr. and
Mrs. Hassett carried off the prizes.
Delicious refreshments were then
served, after which music and con
versation ended a .lost delightful
evening.
Battle Lake Copper.
Geo. F. Doane, who has spent
the past two months superintend
ing ;hc development work on his
copper mine, spent Sunday in
town and returned to Carbon Mon
day.
Thirty thoi and pounds of cop
per <ire fi"in e'imm • coppei
lead were min I and hauled.to the
jedge of the timber, from which
place Isaac 11. Bashore w ill freight
. it to Walcott f r shipment to Chi
cago, where a mill run will be
made to testTl quality of the ore.
The result ill be looked for
with interest. There is no ques
, lion as to tin great value of the
I mines, and sm h a test will place
it upon a sub.' ntial footing.
The Entertainment.
