The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-25
White Sulphur Springs.

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White Sulphur Springs.
The band is doing splendidly Of late and
when the new set of instruments are re-
ceived will make music fit for the gods.
Mrs. Geo. Ring gave very pleasant en-
tertainment to party of young friends on
Monday evening last.
Miss M. A. Wight. sister Of r. G. and @.
+. Wight started for New York last week,
having had very pleasant visit.
Fletcher Maddox has opened his law'of1ce
in the Parberry block over the First Ma
tional bank He will occupy the corner
rooms with DR.. Mckay.
ence considerable difficulty in getting
freight from the railroad and are therefore
little inclined to complain.
DR.. Parberry, one OF the largest WOOL
growers in this county, received the returns
from his wool this week. It brought him
II certs per pound against - cents received
for his clip one year ago.
The regular quarterly statement of the
First National bank of this place shows
splendid increase of business. The indi-
vidual deposits subject to check amount to
$1s9, 022.18.
We can count as many as seven White
Sulphur Springs Capitalists who anticipate
erecting comfortable homes next season.
These we learn are to cost from $4,000 to
$780, 600 each.
Miss Meta Sutherlin, Meagher county's
efficient superintendent OF schools, is max
ing every preparation possible to insure the
complete success of the Teachers institute,
which convenes on the 18th.
County Commissioner Ed. Savre having
leased his ranch and focks on the Mussel-
she'll, has come to the Springs to reside
during the stay of his family in the east.
and viii probably build home here next
year.
E. E. Gould. of the prosperous WOOL
growing firm of Gould, Stevens d Co.,
srent several days in town last week. He
reports his hocks in good shape, and he
marks the approach of winter without the
least anxiety as to it's results, SO nicely is
he prepared.
Deer Lodge.
The Masonic building is having new
roof put on this week.
Mrs. Voolfolk contemplates spending the
winter months among relatives in Ken
lucky.
X. T. Kennon has made such decided i'm
rrovements on his residence that it amounts
to a new building.
J.H. Williams and family have moved
in town from the ranch, and are OCCUPY
ing the Kenyon residence on South Main
street.
delphia and New York under care Of an
oculist, has returned home much inn
proved.
Jim Corley and Charley Ballinger re-
turned Monday from three days hunt at
foda Springs, Idaho. They killed GOO ducks
timc.
Steve Mattler. the man convicted Of the
murder of Gus Turner at Garrison on the
7th Of last August, was on Saturday SEN
fenced in the district court TO imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for life.
niod in nSoP 7 O6o 90 0ct 10 p r Tnoa-
en-, aged 81 years. The funeral took place
from the family residence on Tuesday at
ternoon under the direction of Mount
Powell lodge No. 10, A. o. q. W., and was
largely attended.
All teachers in attendance at the Teach
ers' institute, occurring Oct. goth, Goth and
81st, will be entertained free of charge
The committee Of entertainment will meet
the teachers at the high school building ant
assign them to the various homes so gen
erously opened for their reception.
PhiliK sburs
The Misses Mary and Lottie Pizer az
visiting relatives in Helena this week.
Angus A. Mcdonald returned home las
Monday from business trip to st. Louis
Helena and other prominent cities.
Several Of our young people are consider
tauqua circle here, and it would most lkel
meet with success.
Robert Coons, who has been engaged a
the Philipsburg station during the pas
year, has gone to Ramsey to take the pc
sition of agent at that station.
and sister of Miss Nancy Lake. Of thi
place, arrived in PhilipsburR Tuesday
from West Virginia. and will take up per
manent residence here.
Last Sunday evening. Justice Of tn
Peace N. H. Connolly united in marriag
John Elkins Of Black Pine and Mr.
Katherine Jones of PhilipsburR Both tn
contracting parties are we'll and favorabl
known in this vicinity and the good wishe
of the community is extended to them 70
a long and happy time of welded life.
One day last week DIR. Allen drove hi
horse down the valley about ten miles an
left him hitched ON the roadside while b
went mp mountain to look at some quartz
On returning he was somewhat surprised I
and his horse missing, and started to wal
down toward Stone Station. when he met
ranoher coming towards him with the hors
The rancher explained that he had met
rough looking character on the road Wit
the horse, which he recognized az b
longing to the doctor, and after son
talk the thief left the horse and took to Il
hills.
A man by the name of Chas. Bilmer, vi
had been employed by tho Bi-Metallic COL
pany ct the Zeus shaft. disappeared rath
my ss. nes heard day. sS and
but little thought was given the matter,
on the 18th of this month whom he did n
call for his check at the Office, some inQui
was made. but none of his fellow workm
cspt that he had had some trouble with o
of his oountrymen. and the suppositi
now il that foul play il the cause Of
mysterious Disappearance. The Authorit
are now investigating tbs matter and he
to throw some Light thereon.