The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-14
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE

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Mrs. Toole is out of the city for 4 few
days.
Plumming is quite an industry with the
Billingsites just now.
Miss Maud Hays and Mrs. Childes left
Monday for trip through the National
| park.
The vacant houses are rapidly filing up
with the families from the ranches who
have come to town for the winter.
The young men of Billings will give a
dancing party at the Grand hotel, Friday
evening. A very enjoyable time is promised.
DR.. Rinehart has sold his horse and bug
~ to Mrs. Champion, which looks very
much as though the doctor was in earnest
about leaving Billings.
Miss Haydn, of Junction City. is in the
city tor few DAYS, the guest of Mrs. Dono-
van. She is returning from Wyoming to
resume her position as teacher at the juno
ton.
The party, given at Parks grove Wednes-
day evening, was greatly enjoyed by all
present. The hostess, Mrs. Conrad, through
some Misunderstanding, failed to secure the
Grand as had been intended, 80 she no.
titled her guests that conveyances would
be at her home to take them over the
river to the grove. Mr.. Park had been fore
warned, and had the camp fires burning,
the grounds lighted with torches and a sup
principal amusement, the Billings orchestra
furnishing the music.
Garden City Gossip.
j. w. Hamilton, of Hamilton, is in town.
W. P. Baker, of Grantsdale, is in the city.
On Thursday morning the first snow of
the season fell.
w. H. Clintock, of Baltimore, is visiting
the family of G. r. Dixon.
Miss Emma Marion, of Frenchtown, is
visiting Mrs. w. G. Murphy.
Mrs. L. j. Mcnamara returned from Lo
Lo Hot Springs last Tuesday.
The h. A. NJ. club give a hop next Fri
day evening at the K. Of p. hall.
A. M. Otto, who had his arm broken some
time ago, is again able to be out.
Z. H. Bogart returned Wednesday even
ing from several months visit to Michi-
gan.
Miss Louise Rudolf, of Spokane Falls, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. e. G. Ellis, of this
city.
Miss Efie Weikel, who has been absent
from Missoula for over year. returned
last week.
Senator Hennessy, of Butte, returned
home Thursday evening, after days so
journ in the Garden City.
j. r. Higgins, G. F. Higgins. NJ. G. Hig-
kl10 huO D. W. AdIV1A l0UuIACA Aobo AAACA-
day from pleasure trip up Flathead Lake
IN the yacht Higgins Own
On Monday, the 8th inst, Mrs. X. H. Nc
Cormick and her two boys, John and Paul,
started east, bound for Quincy, ILL.,, where
the two lads will attend the College of st.
Francis Solanus. Mrs. Mccormick will
visit relatives in Chicago for short time
before returning home.
Boulder
Oh. Davey ana H. J. Marsh. of White
hall, were in town one day last week.
Mr.. J. M. D. Green visited the state cap
ital on mining business last Monday.
Miss Julia Kellogg started last Thursday
for a two years course of study at Oberlin,
Ohio.
w. N. Ten Eyck, of Anaconda, arrived in
! Boulder last week and is visiting his many
friends.
Willie Wickes will go to Deer Lodge next
week to resume his studies in the College of
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris went to
services with the Jewish congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, G. Preston, of Elkhorn,
were in Boulder last Wednesday, Mr., Pres
ton being delegate to the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hammer left Satur.
day for New York, where they will remain
during the winter. They will return in the
spring.
Messrs. Dean, Fleming, Fisher, Merrill
and other of Wickes are among the repub-
licans of that town who attended the con-
vention here Wednesday.
Hon. Ed Cardwell, of Cold Springs, was
a visitor in town Monday and left that
morning for the Yellowstone country to
ship some cattle to Chicago. He will be
absent a week or ten days.
Arthur Douglass left Monday afternoon
for Corning, Iowa, where he will attend
college for the coming year. Arthur is a
pleasant gentleman who will carry with him
the best wishes of his numerous friends
and their earnest desire for his rapid i'm
provement.