The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-05
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Campbell. Howard, Brayton. Hartley, Ora
ham, Higgins. Keith, A. N. Keith, 7. T.
Mcleod, w. P. Brayton. and J. Lister.
Boulder.
Mr.. George Gibson spent few days in
Helena last week.
Deputy Postmaster E. ]. Simmons visited
the state capital last Tuesday.
The Misses Schreiner, of Wickes, were
visitors in Boulder the first of the week,
Mrs. NJ. Barrett, of Beaverhead county,
is visiting her parents and other relatives
in Boulder.
Mrs. Chas. e. Stevens and Miss frankie
were visitors to the temporary state capitol
last Tuesday.
Judge L. G. Turnkey, of Elkhorn, who
visited Helena last week, passed through
Boulder on his way to Elkhorn.
Hon. w. G. Whaley, of Bedford, and Mr..
Charles z. Pond, Of jefferson City, were
visitors to the county seat this week.
District Clerk Frank Harlow issued mar
riage license last Friday to Mr.. William o.
nan and Miss Anna Davey, both of Elk
horn.
The grand lodge Of Good Templars meets
in Boulder next Wednesday. From thirty
to fifty delegates and friends are expected
to be in attendance.
j. B. Perkins and family returned last
week from. their Yellowstone park trip,
are now Occupying st he Hasseii dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Filcher. of Coniel,
have moved to Boulder to give their chill
dren the benefit of the schools here. Mr..
Filcher has bought the Mckenzie house, in
the Cook, Northrop and Joyes addition.
A large number of ladies and gentlemen
went to Lake Wilder last Friday afternoon
on the Montana Central, and after rowing
and lunchinR till the sun had sunk behir
dances and moonlight rambles the greater
portion of the night.
Mrs. Ed. Mahoney contemplates residing
in Boulder during the winter 90 that the
children may attend the public schools
here. Ed. will be in town whenever he car
get away from the Lookout mine, the ex-
cellent property which he and Mr.. p. Wick
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bailey, at present To-
Gated in the Willow Springs mining dis
trict, contemplate removing to Boulder
shortly, in order that their children may
have the advantage of the excellent school
here. Mr.. Bailey hes Fought the Bea Il
dwelling in the western part Of town and
will occupy it as residence.
The Grand Army boys had a splendid
visit last Thursday evening at the ranch Of
Comrade Frank Hooper, in the Boulder val
ley. Every officer of the post was present
an almost unprecedented event, and numer.
GUS other comrades were in attendance. Mr.
Edward NJ. McGrath, of jefferson City, wal
mustered in, and several applications fol
membership we're received and referred t.
committee for examination. The Boulder
Silver Cornet band accompanied the post
and furnished sweet music. The evenings
pleasure closed with . feast such a. thu
boys do not often get, the bounteousness Of
the repast being admirably supplemented
by the skill Of the charming hostess, vhosl
reputation - skilled housekeeper il a
wide a. the county, and extends even be
yond these limits. The Boulder people Ar
rived homo about O'Clock in the morning
enthusiastic in their praise Of their hos
and his family. The next meeting Of tn,
most will be held Ut the residence Of Com
rade Horace Taylor, in Boulder, on Thurs
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