The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-28
Garden City Gossip.

X D. Green, of Woodside, is in town.
rs. G. w. Young, of Bonner, is in town
y pm Cox, of Kivulet, came to town las
1t.
!. H. Palmer, of Quartz Greek, Is at tn
gers.
& r. Clingman, of Great Falls, is th,
Ht of Mayor Kennedy.
". and Mrs. G. j. Ryrnes, of Salt Lake
q, are at the Rodgers.
n M. McGaffev, of the Rocky Fork Goa
5pany, is at the Florence.
in. j. E. Marion and two daughters, Of
Z .chtOwn, are in the city.
n II. Burns, of Wallace a. ThornburR, OF
ma, is in Missouia on business.
B. Parsons and Judge John Anderson
both critically i'll of typhoid fever.
II c. S. Larson, of Portland, is visiting
tsamily of DR.. Buckley, of this city.
/ Bernard and two daughters of Kings
N. Y, are in the city at the Florence
X nry Bernard returned yesterday even
4 rom short visit to the Spring Gulch
\ ng region.
Jonas Fletcher. of Butte, and one OF
n illars of the Copper City, is in town
Ing among friends.
aR. j. Kerr, late of st. Johns, N. B.,
tucceeded G. p. Durham as cashier of
\ irst National bank.
fJ. Higgins is dangerously ill of ty-
IA fever. There are over fifty cases of
N lalady in Missoula.
Ky. NJ. E. Kenely returned this week
\ an eastern tour. She was accpmpa-
/ ~ hsrueice; Afiss lucy C6lRan. go %.
M. Mccarthy and Miss Matte Coniff,
4 rleton. were married in Missoula on
! tesday afternoon by Judge Evans.
/ ton A. Parks, of Clinton. No., a
I lnent lawyer of that city, is visiting
Garden city, and is much impressed
/ ts beauties.
s,s. X. H. Mccormick returned from the
In Wednesday morning, whittier she
\ been for the purpose of placing her
pms at college. =
'Rl. Carnahan, of Bismark, N. T., and
Fly appointed manager of the Western
ia Office here, arrived on Wednesday
&lg accompanied by his wife.
III. L. j. Sharp, accompanied. by Miss
II Napton, and Master Lenire Napton,
ece and nephew, have gone east to
lington, where she intends residing for
4 inter.
NN odpAVASO 4dA AdS uh6 O00u IN Iull
! this week. It has met with but little
HE, Notwithstanding the strenuous
n of the many LADIES who are taking
part in it.
* BillingA
( Fraser went to Red Lodge last week
7 ,iness.
{, and Mrs. Chapple have moved into
q nehart's house.
|, Franc, manager of the Pitchfork
Y company, was in the city one day
4 eek.
II II. S. Nettleton returned Sunday from
|. apolis, where he had gone to pur-
1 goods.
Fl Mr.. Comfort and wife left Billings
5s.sday morning for few weeks visit
,E:ota. They will attend the Dakota
ence.
and Mrs. Harry Oldam and their
n daughter returned last Friday from |
10, where they have been visiting
VI and relatives.
n oyster supper, to be given at the
ne building Friday evening, is under
nagement of the young people. The
Is to go to Identifying the church.
harvest home'' services held at the
pal church Sunday morning and
/ 8 were interesting and instructive.
urch was nicely decorated with flow
M fruits OF the field. impressine
h Materially the necessity of giving
and praise to the Oliver of it all.
Rev. G. II. Linley preached his fare
Emon Sunday. He takes up his new
+ 1t Missoula. The many friends
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Linley have made dur
lSir two years. stay will be sorry to
m leave Billings, but wish them
4 Joy and success in their untried