Helena weekly herald., 1888-09-27
PERSONAL.
KNIGHT is in from Wickes.

,, Tom Knight Is In from Wlckes.
NC. Ray aud wife, Of Butte, are visiting
the Capital.
A. w. Markley has gone to the Ma
tional Park. Is
w. S. Duval, of the Pacific Insurance
Union, is in the city.
w. D. Wheeler, of Augusta, came in
from the North Saturday.
w. G. Bailey, The Helena jeweller, left
last evening for the East.
Hugh McQuaid and F. NJ. Chadbourne
went out to Empire yesterday.
Thomas Joyes, of Boulder, county at.
torney of Jefferson county, is in the city.
ID. P. Patenesude, of the Hotter Hard
ware Company, left yesterday for Hunters
Hot Springs.
S. A. Marney, editor of the Stock Grou-
ers' Journal at Miles City, arrived in Hell
ena yesterday.
Manager Swan, of the Western Union,
and wife, returned from their wedding
tour yesterday.
Hon. Warren c. Gillette is upfrom his
Dearborn ranch for a stay of q few days
among his numerous Helena friends
H. S. Huson, principal assistant engi-
neer of the Northern Pacific, with head
quarters at Tacoma, is visiting Helena.
j. Weimescary the rustling represen-
tative of Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.,
the Chicago hardware dealer, is again in
the city.
George E. Boos, John Worth, DR.. Pleas
ants and Donald Davenport have returned
from an enjoyed outing in the Flathead
Lake country.
William G. Walker, son of Major r. C,
Walker, returned last evening from Santa
Clara, Cal, where he has been at college
for the past two years.
-MsjorPeter Roman, U S. Indian agent at
theF'latnead agency came in from the Jocko
yesterday to visit his daughter, who is at
school in Helena. The Major is quartered
at the Cosmopolitan.
WIN. Tathem has returned from a
months absence in Utah, where he has
been looking after some mining interests.
He reports state of activity in the min
ing industries of that Territory.
Mrs. JOt Travis, who has been very
i'll Tor the past fortnight is now fairly on
the road to recovery. She took severe
cold on the trip from Chicago and pneu-
monia ensued, threatening her life for a
time
M. II. Bryan and wife arrived home
yesterday from a trip through the Park
hor ri A hra< -
man, and wife, of New York, made the
trip with them, and will remain in Helena
a couple of weeks.
L. D. Burt, the prosperous sheepgrower
of Smith River valley, accompanied by
Mrs. Burt and little ones, left for the East
on Saturday morning to be absent several
weeks. This is Mr.. Burt's first visit East
since 49. We wish him pleasant Jour
ney.
Hon. Martin Maginnis, having given up
the idea of stumping the States tor Cleve-
land, has returned to Helena, presumably
to assist in the Territorial canvass. The
Major is autographed at the Cosmopolitan,
which is headquarters for democratic poll
ticians
Thomas H. Winter, of Vinland, New
IL.
He is an old-time Montanian and his visit
is welcomed by many friends. Mr.. Winter
is the gentleman who held the $4,000 of
Lewis and Clarke countyis per cent
bonds, the last installment of which are
Just being called in.
Notable visitors are Cornelius Dore-
mus, secretary, and William Cohn, general
Inspector of the Germania Insurance Com.
pany, of New York. The gentlemen are
here for . few days only, the guests of Mr..
Fred Doremus, son of the Secretary, whose
money and business are established here.
Welcome, gentlemen.
Geo. w. Trigg and Samuel w. Davis,
'eal estate and newspaper men, of Rich.
nond Mo-, arrived from the East via the
Montana Central Saturday. They publish
The COnserratOr at Richmond. They took
n the Republican ratification at Butte, re-
urned to-day and will proceed Eastward
y the Northern Pacific toAight.
"A notable party of railroad people came
q by special car on the Northern Pacific
xpress this morning. They are w. B.
1amblin, general freight agent at St. Paul
f the Chicago, Burlington & Northern
and A. J. Cross, contracting
reight agent of the Chicago, Burlington &
quincy, with headquarters at Chicago.
the gentlemen are Mrs.
Iamblin, Mrs. Cross and Miss Cross. They
ave just finished tour of the National
ark and are en- route West. They left for
lutte by the Montana Central this after
DON and, after visiting a day there, will
roceed to the Coast over the Northern
'acific. Mr.. A C. Sheldon, travelling agent
the Burlington, accompanies them from
[elena.