Helena weekly herald., 1883-06-14
PERSONAL.

C. b. Smith has removed from Center
' vile to White Sulphur Springs.
The family of Dr. C. G. Brown ar
Il among recent arrivals from the States.
u -NIessrs. Sanders and Cullen are attendin
the Gallatin term of court at Bozeman.
Mrs. n. L. Groshon and son Brent let
to-day by the Northern Pacific on visit
the States.
The parents of Mrs. Ed. Stone, Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Beck, of Portland, Oregon, arrived
J. yesterday.
Guy X. Piatt, Independent local, has re
turned from several weeks tour through
the West Side counties.
"A brother and two sisters of T. H. Car
ter, Esq, were among the large list o
Eastern arrivals Saturday.
Acting Assistant Surgeon, W. H. Faulk
ner, U. S. Army, who is enrolled for duty a
Fort Shaw, is at the International hotel
; james U. Sanders, on his vacation from
Columbia College, and VIM. Flowerree, from
school at Ann Harbor, Michigan, arrived
home Saturday.
Mr.. H. w. Spofford and bride, after
several days pleasantly spent with friends in
Helena, took their departure this morning
en- route to Portland.
Col. w. F. Wheeler and party leave on
their boat ride to the Falls of the Mis-.
souri, on Wednesday, starting from point
above the Gate Of the Mountains
Walter H. King was in the city yester-
day en- route to Diamond to prosecute the
extensive placer operations of the Hydraulic
Mining Company in Confederate gulch.
james A. Snyder, Captain of the Third
Infantry, commanding Fort Ellis, arrived
yesterday en- route to Fort Shaw. He will
remain over in Helena till Tomorrow
VIM. Weinstein, merchant Of Philips
burg, is in the city, accompanied by his wife,
an invalid from rheumatism, who is being
conveyed to White Sulphur Springs for treat
ment.
DR.. Charles G. Brown, of this city, hav-
ing gone to the terminus of the Northern
Pacific to meet his wife and little boy, re-
turned last evening, and they have already
gone to housekeeping
Henry S0nnefeld, who has been on a
visit of 8 months to his friends in the East,
returned last evening to Helena, accompan-
led by his son-in-law, L. J. Burr, promi-
nent business man from Anderson, Indiana.
"A. J. Davidson, wife and daughter and
Mrs. Major Davenport left this morning for
Deer Lodge by private conveyance, where
morrow take the train for Salt Lake City,
to attend the Thomas concerts and visit with
the Saints"
Delegate and Mrs. Maginnis arrived
from the East on Saturday last, Hugh Nc
Quaid meeting them at Bedford and driving
them through to Helena by private convey
ance. Both the Major and his wife are in
good health, and will spend the summer in
the Territory.
If the cOmpositor hadn't made blum
der yesterday, the return of John n Heldt,
an OLD timer in Helena, would have been
announced by his proper name, after an
absence of six years, looking young, hale
and hearty, evidently intent on Montana
this time-and to stay. He will be
by his many friends who
knew John would be back some time to his
first home.
Miss May Bostwick, young lady
nearly eighteen years old, who was born in
iallatin Valley, and who has has been visit
1t W. II. Ewings, in the valley, for several
months, left for home yesterday, accom-
panied by her father, who came over few
lays ago. They took the construction train
or Bedford, and, as it was the first time
Miss May had ever seen the cars, the ride
vas highly appreciated and enjoyed.
The Misses Carter, two young lady SIS
ers Of Thos. Il. Carter, Esq, of Helena, ar
lived in the city on Saturday evening in
company with their brother, z. J. Carter, of
owa. The two brothers and sisters v i'll
orm one household as permanent residents
ind will soon occupy the nice home on the
Vest Side purchased and furnished by T. H.
carter. At present the young ladies are the
,uests of Miss Nellie Galen.
Among the western arrivals is Col.
ohm I. Grayson, whose stalwart form and
enial face shows up on the streets of Mon
ana's metropolis, after an absence of some
months spent in New York. The Colonel
ccompanied Mrs. Grayson and the little one
trough to San Francisco, where they are to
lslt for awhile. and leaving them costly d
omiciled there, returned east to Ogden,
nd thence north to Helena over the narrow !
auge. Col.Grayson will shortly renew his Q
inning operations in the Red mountain dis !.
let.
Among arrivals by the Northrr. p..ciGc 4
aturday were Nr. H. W. Spofford .. wife. B
Washington, ID. c., who are tarrying for p
W days within our gates on their way to B
ortland, Oregon. Mr.. Spofford for some B
'ars was the House reporter of the New B B
ork Associated Press, and was subse- G.
'ently connected with Newspaper Row. be- 6,
ming one of the brightest correspondents 6, 6,
the Capital On his continental tonr ho d.