The Helena independent., 1889-01-26
PERSONAL.

j. T.. Morse, OF Dillon, is in town.
BF. O'Ncal, Of Fort Benton. is in town.
George Forrest, OF New York, arrived
| yesterday.
John ID. Ripley, Of Radersburg, is at the
| Cosmopolitan.
Robert J. Boiler and bride are at the
Grand Central.
S. y. Warner and A. w. Scharnke are In
from Radersburg.
Nate Dreyfus, Of Cans n Klein, Butte, Is
paying Helena friends visit
j. McDougal, of Marysyllle, was In the
city yesterday ON his way t0 81. Paul,
J. +. lIerleln aud l.. o. Bjerk left for
St Paul yesterday via the Manitoba.
Dr. q. u. Grant aud John MEX, Of Liv.
ingstOn. are registered at the COsm0p0li-
tan.
Dr. +. j. Murray came over from Butte
yesterday, H. the interest Of the medical
bill which he framed.
Russell B. Harrison went east yesterday,
and will De absent until after the inaugura
ton OF the presIdent-elect.
Fred. llemlein. one Of Ilelena's archi.
t,cts, left fDr st. Pini yesterday Afternoon
and will return the 9TH Of next month.
Carl White left last night for Livingston
| q attend masquerade ball lie says be
will prance into the ball roOm "A cupid.
X. II. McGlnnis, Van. Potter, X. A. Col
lins aud WIN. Gordon. Of White sulphur
| Springs, are listed omong the new arrivals
Nate Mattingly returned from Butte and
will remain nj his old stand In BabcOck's
until he clears his throat OF the smelteI
smoke.
Il. w. Knight goes east at noon to-day on
/ fh.. Matff.l. r.aH f.. i'm tsff.t "a.
ter and son at Cincinnati, who will return
with him early In March.
G.. A. Bennet returned from Missoula
yesterday and brought over a couple OF
witnesses ~ testify IN his behalf before the
| legislature in connection with his contest
| with Mr.. Bickiord.
| Rectangular hieroglyphlics on the Grand
Central register announce the arrival of &.
q. Grllett and Banker George Martin from
Great Falls, and the return Of Geo. Wool
ston from the same point.
Y. r. Proctor and his sister, Miss A. d.
Proctor, tourists. who have been sojOurn.
ing ON the coast, are AT the Grand Central.
| After visiting the places Of interest In the
capital they will start for their home at
Utica, y. y.
Jas. A. Murray, Of Smokheouse renown
Is among the Butieites who are among us.
Mr.. Murray has inaugurated some new III
igatiOn and has warned people not Ia
purchase ground in a certain plat between
the city proper and south Butte.
James H. Morton, the caterer for the Cal
edonian club. last night prepared n splen-
did feast sufficient To feed a great many
more than partook of IT, There was a
large amount of good food left, and this
Mr.. Morton donated 10 the Ladies' Relief
society, which will make good use Of II
among the poor they assist In many ways.
Supt. Thos Couch came down from
Great Falls yesterday, and will leave for
Butte Ia morrow. Of the sand COllee coal
fields which he visited he says the coal Is
improving as II is developed. lie cOnsid
ers the Great Falls smelter perfect plant
and reports that the people over their sleep
in hamm0cks and use fans-in other word,
summer has already set In.
Gen. and Mrs. Chas. 5. Warren and Supt
q. w. Dickinson and wife, Of Butte. passed
through Helena yesterday afternoon In
Mr.. Dickins0n's private car coming via the
Montana Central, ON their way 10 Great
Falls. Col. Broadwater joined the party Al
this point Geo w. Irwin III is authority
for the statement that General Warren has
gone To- make report on the Sand Coulet
| coal fields.