The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-28
THROUGHOUT tue STATE.

Deer Lodge.
Capt. JAS. II. Mills was in Deer Lodge
this week visiting his family.
Jos. Hyde spent the Christmas holidays
with his family in Deer Lodge.
Services were held in the st. James Epis-
copal church Thursday morning.
Mrs j. G. Shaubut left Tuesday evening
TO visit relatives in Ogden, Utah.
Mrs VIM. Matthews, Of Anaconda, visited
relatives III the city for few days.
Willie Coleman, one of "our boys" spent
this week witt his parents in this city.
The Young Mems Pleasure club will give
dance OH the last night of the old year.
Miss Margaret Wolfe will attend tho
| teachers convention in Helena next week.
Johnny Batterton, who has been attend
ing school in the elst, returned home this
week.
Mrs. Jas. Stuart, of Helena, with her
children, visited relatives in the city last
week.
VIM. Furay. United States marshal. spent
a pleasant Christmas with his many friends
IN this city.
N. j. Bielenberg returned safely Monday
after the hardships of a trip in the eastern
part of the state.
Miss Lena Greve, of Montana college,
will spend the holidays the guest Of Conrad
Kohrs and wife.
Mrs. Chas. X. Hardenbrook. of Race
Track, was in town Friday and attended
the Masonic ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Boarman, of Anacon-
da, we're guests of Samuel Stuart and fam
! lily Christmas day.
Miss Lutte Evans, Of Missoula. is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Henry McMurphy,
during the holidays.
j. NJ. Brazelton and wife enjoyed pleas
n Mt ,scS% Iotka c.u
johnson, Of Butte.
w. Y. Batterton and family spont Christ
mas with Mrs. b. F. Mahan and Mrs. s. G.
Kenyon in Anaconda.
Il. I. Kennon and wife are enjoying a
visit from their grandchildren-thec children
of ID. j. WEIGH. Of Helena.
Miss May Dakin, popular teacher in
the Butte City schools is in the city the
guest of I. W. Cntlin and family.
Mr.; Byron Wood, g. y. Joslyn and Jas. F.
Quigley were guests in Butte this week at
| tending their several interests there.
! G. M. Foote and wife, Miss Nellie War
die and Miss Mary Wardle will attend the
| teachers convention in Helena next week.
Miss Mary Mills, who has been an exile
from homo for the last few months attend
ing Roland Hall academy, in Salt Lake, re-.
turned Monday.
Mrs. Gaffney and children, of Boulder,
returned home Sunday after a prolonged
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Beckwith, of
Montana college.
The students of Montana college, with
the exception of few unfortunates, left
for their respective homes Tuesday evening
and Wednesday morning of this week.
H. f. Peterson has sold his beautiful
home on Rainbow avenue to Leopold
Schmidt, of Butte. Mr.. Peterson, we regret
to learn, will remove from Deer Lodge with
his family. .5@.5
An exceedingly high wind prevailed
nearly all Christmas day, bringing in it's
wake such cloud Of dust that the beauty
OF the day was marred for those unlucky
enough to wander out of doors.
William Brent, an old-time resident of
Deer Lodge county, died at his home in
this city Tuesday morning, and was buried
from the Presbyterian church Wednesday
afternoon, services being conducted by
Rev. James Reed.
| The members of the Methodist Sunday
school, assisted by local talent, presented a
pleasing programme to a crowded audience
Christmas night. We are glad to learn that
quite handsome sum Of money was real
lied by the venture.
The Masons gave dance in Lodge 4
Beaumont's hall Friday evening. The in
stallation of officers first took place in the
Masonic hall. The members with theil
wives and friends then adjourned to Beau.
mont's hall, where an elegant supper wal
served. Musiu furnished by kosky's or
chestra invited the lovers of dancing to the
ball room, where festivities were indulget
| in until q late hOur.