Helena weekly herald., 1889-06-13
PERSONAL.

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| David G. Browne, of Fort Benton, is at
the Grand Central.
Harry L. Rodgers, the Philipsburg
banker. is at the Merchants. "a ,sa
| j. T. Pendergrast, agent of McMahon's 8
circus, is at the International.
Robert Russell and bride, of Alham-
bra, are guests at the Merchants.
Governor White left yesterday for
Missoula, to be absent few days. .a-u
VIM. Hudnall, of Hale & Co.'s drug
house, left yesterday for New York.
Judge N. Hilger is up from the Gate
of the Mountains and is at the Grand Cen.
trail.
"A. M. Forbes, superintendent of the
Jay Gould Mining Company, is at the
Cosmopolitan.
w. N. Baldwin left to-day for Chicago,
to attend the national convocation of the
Mystic Shrine.
w. Fl. Lamont, a prominent cattle
man from the Musselshell country is visit
ing the Capital.
Among Territorial visitors at the Mer-
chants are Ricnard Auchard and John G..
Sarter, of Fort Logan.
Mics Gussie Moses, sister of Mrs. s..
Abrahamson, arrived from San Francisco,
| will spend the summer in Helena. u
George E. Perkins of New York, q
former resident of this city, is back in
off oh nf
months.
George Bashaw suffered q relapse in
his illness, which is said to be Brights dis
ease, and is reported as in q critical condi-
tion to day.
Aaron Hers6end, cashier of the Mer-
chants National, has returned from an ex
tended eastern trip. He reports an enjoya-
BILE sojourn in the effete East.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the In
ternational are: G. b. Williams, Denver,
Col John Weber, Clancy; Geo. G. Church,
Minneapolis; Burt P. Pott, Mullan.
David Marks, business manager of the
Independent, left yesterday for the Pacific
coast to enjoy a vacation of two or three
weeks, the first in three years. He goes
nrSt 10 Ban FRANCISCO.
Mrs. o. j. Salisbury and two children
arrived yesterday morning from Salt Lake
to snend the summer in Helena. Mrs.
Salisbury has taken apartments at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Herbert B. Reed, No. SO
South Rodney.
COL Daniel Searles, editor of the Fort
Benton River Press and corresponding Sec
retary of the Montana Press Association,
came in from the north yesterday and is at
the Merchants He ia summoned as q wit
ness before the district court.
IT. C. Power and Mrs. Power and their
son Charley, with Mr.. Eddy, of Missoula,
and Norman Hotter, left New York on the
steamer City OF New York the 29th ult.
and arrived in Queenstown last Thursday,
exposition.
-Hus5andman We are panied to learn
of the death Of Miss Kate Stuart, oldest
daughter of Hon. Granville Stuart, of
Fergus county, which occurred May 20, at
her home near Fort Maginnis. Miss Stuart
was an amiable young lady and highly
esteemed by all who knew her.
H. N DIOOu, L. 7. OpIdku0 anu a. VI.
Van De Corr, of the editorial staff of the
New York Graphic, are in the city gather
ing data and material for illustrated
articles on Montana, to appear in July.
The gentlemen will remain several days
and then proceed to the Coast.
Chicago Inter Ocean: Russell B. Har
rison is at the Grand Pacific Hotel. BE
arrived yesterday from New York, and
will leave to day fer Montana via Omaha,
where Mrs. Harrison is at present visiting
her father Mr. Harrison's business in the
city is in connection with his new paper.
-Hoyt shermsn. Jr.. who has Just been
appointed receiver of the land Office at Salt
Lake City, spent yesterday in Helena. Mr..
Sherman is a relative of General Sherman
and Senator Sherman and is the manager
of the Garfield Beach bathing resort on
Salt Lake. A number Of Helena friends
will he pleased to learn of his appoint
ment.
-Mddisonian: For the last month Col.
j. E. Galloway has been laid up with bron-
chitis, and the last two weeks with inf1am-
atory rheumatism, which has utterly inca
pacitated him for business. In conse-
quense, his correspondence has been neg
lected, and his work fallen behind. We
are glad to learn that he is improving in
health, and that he will soon be- himself"
again.