Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13
PERSONAL.

Fletcher M. Maddox, Esq, has returned
| to Helena from his stock ranch on Smith
river.
Mrs. Governor Crosby, who has been
visiting in Portland, returned this morning
by the Atlantic Express
Mrs. S. T. Hauser, with two children, ac-
companied by Miss Susie Barbour, started
east by Saturdays Atlantic express.
H. D. Hauser, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Butte City, has arrived and
will spend few days in the capital.
Frank B. Mccoy, Lieutenant Sd In
fantry, has arrived from Fort Shaw with
government conveyance and Paymaster's
escort.
Conrad Becker of Jefferson City, who
has been visiting friends in the East dur
ing the past winter arrived home last
night.
Will Kennedy, young gentleman of
culture and newspaper writer of ability,
has contracted to edit the Missoulidn for
one year.
Major H. Brady Wilkins, Private Sec
retary to Governor Crosby, who has spent
several months in Washington, returned to
Helena yesterday.
Bennett Price, an early y-day citizen of
Helena, starts tonight on the Atlantic ex-
press to pay long-desired visit to his
friends in the East.
Of al of
upper Indian creek, is in the city to-day.
Mr.. Smith thinks there will be an early
spring and predicts a prosperous mining
season.
IT S. Mintie, of the Montana Lumber
Company, who have extensive yards in
Livingston, Billings and other Yellowstone
towns, is in the city on business connected
with his concern.
John Motif Esq, of Helena, returned
yesterday from the East accompanied by his
bride. He was married at Galena Ills, on
Wednesday, March 5th, to Miss Pink w.
Duer. The HERALD extends hearty con-
gratulations.
grower of Sun River, who has been visiting
for few months friends in the East, ar
rived home last night accompanied by his
younger brother, Harry l.. Walker, who
comes to Montana to locate permanently.
Nelson Story, President of the Gallattn
Valley National Bank, is in the city to re-
for AT ION,
sively engaged in stock raising, and has
large bands of horses. He is here to look
at several heavy draft stations, which are
offered for sale.
C. A. Huston, of Cook City, Montana,
is in the city, and has renewed his busi-
iness relations with the HERALD. Mr..
Huston reports the prospects of Cook City
very 1attering indeed, especially when
railroad is completed from Cinnebar, which
may be accomplished this season.
Mrs J. S. Harris, wife of the Surveyor
General of Montana, has been called to her
Southern home on account of the severe
illness of her two sisters, who have been
stricken down with typhoid fever at
Matches, Mississippi. Mrs Harris started
by the Atlantic express last night.
j. C. Singer, an oldtime builder of
Helena, is visiting friends in the city. He
has been located for some time at Butte,
where he has carried on the furniture busi-
ness, and we are glad to know has pros
pered as he well deserves. He expects to
stop several days and generally renew old
acquaintanceship.
j. E. Stevens, editor and publisher of
the Townsend Tanchant, is in town in the
interest of his excellent paper. The Tran
chant is located at promising point-the
centre of one of the best agricultural sec
tions of the Territory. Mr.. Stevens paper
ought to have large list of readers in Hell
ena, and the advertisements of a good num-
Der of our business houses.
Mr.. Samuel F. Myers was mar
ried at Bozeman on the 5th inst, by the
Rev. r. M. Stevenson to Mrs. M. B. Rein
ing. The bride and groom are both of
Helena, the former a resident of Lincoln
gulch from the time she was small child,
and the latter a well known mechanic, and
the only son of w. F. Myers, stone
mason and builder, and an old time resi-
dent of Helena Hearty congratulations
are extended.
A. T. Allen, of Helena, returned yes
terday from thirty days visit to his
mothers family at Grand Isle, Vermont.
While there Mr. Allen discovered that he
was a grandfather, having found son
whom he had not seen for twenty years,
who had married and had a family. He
visited his brother at Plattsburg New
York, and while travelling through Michi-
gan he met our fellow tOwnsman W. G.
Bailey, visiting his wifes relatives at Allie
gan, in that State. During his absence
Mr.. Allen travelled over six thousand miles
A social party at Maiden recently drew
from their pastoral homes and herds a
goodly number of festive cowboys and |
shepherd lads. Following the dance
snow set in and all were stOrm-bOund. |
The Mineral Argus says the boys made the
best of it and whiled away the nOurs by /
an impromptu concert. Among the mu-
sical stars are mentioned Mcfarland and
Hilger, the former singing From
Greenland's Icy Mountains to Judith's
Dolby Strand" and other popular border