The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-07
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Will Kennedy, Of Boulder, was in town
Sunday.
DR.. A. H. Mitchell returned from trip
Thursday.
II. F. Titus, of Philipsburg, was attend |
ing court this week.
Mrs. DR.. Minshall was in Helena the
early part of the week.
r. S. Kelley was in Butte Thursday
looking up mining interests.
Henry McMurphy, of Butte, visited his
family in Deer Lodge Sunday.
w. J. Galbraith was in Butte Thursday
and Friday on a business trip.
James Hyde, the Philipsburg banker.
visited his family last Sunday.
Thos. O'Leary, of Anaconda. was attend
ing court here during the week.
Wingfeld Brown, of Philipsburg, was in
town the early part OF the week.
John Batterton left for Ohio Thursday
to attend business college in that state.
Mrs. O. B. O'Bannon opened private
school Monday and has a number of pupils.
A. Klsinsohmidt, of Helena, was in town
this week, looking over business interests.
VIM. F. Stanley left for few weeks visit
to his old home at Baltimore, Nd, Monday
night.
Jos. Mcdonald left Thursday for Phila-
delphia to have his eyes treated by spe-.
cialist.
C.H. Williams and wife, of Anaconda,
we're guests of Mrs. Montana Cox on Sun
day last.
Judge Galbraith shortly contemplates the
removal of his family and business inter-
ests to Butte.
Edward Burns, of the rustling firm of
p obc%a Of in ho
city Tuesday.
Mrs. G. G. Beckwith has returned to the
city to assume her duties as matron of
Montana college.
Mrs. j. II. Boarman, Of Anaconda, has
been spending q week with her mother,
Mrs. Samuel Stuart.
Frank Barnes, deputy sheriff at Philips
burg, was in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day on court business.
Mrs. s. G. Kenyon, daughter of Judge j.
Y. Batterton, visited her family and friends
for few days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Of Black
Pine, have been guests of George Miller and
wife of Rainbow avenue.
Mrs. Geo. Carlton, formerly tho amiable
and obliging postmistress, left Tuesday for
visit among relatives in Ohio.
Walter Willis. one of the staff at the Office
of the Silver State, left the city Tuesday for
|
Miss Henrietta Pierce. who has been the
guest of her uncle, II. G. Ward, for several
weeks, left Tuesday for her Helena home.
Erick Mussigbrod, of Warm Springs, was
in the city the early part of the week,
shaking hands with his numerous friends.
Mrs. Elmer Boyd, of Danaville, CAL, and
Miss Clara Dana, of Deer Lodge, left for a
winters visit to relatives in Pass, Wyo-
ming.
Il M,.A;n n1eo,o,, oro IF tho oop;ol ru n ri q
at the penitentiary, left this week for few
weeks visit among relatives in the eastern
states.
Miss Lutte Lee Evans, one of the pre-
MUM school teachers of the county. left
for her winter duties in Missoula the early
, part of the week.
Mrs. Il. M. Dakin was visiting friends in
the city Monday. Miss May Dakln returned
from an eastern trip lately and is at present
J teaching in Butte City.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Bowdoin left early
Tuesday morning for camping excursion
through the Bitter Root valley. This is
Mr.. Bowdoin's summer vacation.
! Miss Margaret Wolfe returned Tuesday
! from Helmville and the schools in that
, capacity of county superintendent.
r J. M. Evans, formerly ''our john but a
present one of the Sights o. the BARI il
Missoula county, made flying visit tx
a mother and sisters the early part of tn
J. week. ge,.,
Rev. James Reed returned Friday from
trip to White Sulphur Springs. During hi
o absence the pulpit of the Presbyterian
e church was occupied by Rev. johnson an.
Y Rev. Wishard.
The camping parties are all returning
J., from the summer campaign waged agalns
, the fowls of the air and trout of tn
r mountain brook with dampened spirit
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Mr., and Mrs. Hensley, of Upper Dee
n Lodge valley, we're in town Monday seeking
L accommodations for their children in orde
t that they might attend school. Mr.. ant
" Mrs. Hensley will remove to Deer Lodg
about Oct. 1st.
a Rev. Gist, the future incumbent of tn
J, pulpit at the Christian church. arrived her
v Wednesday from Iowa. The gentleman
= has rented one of Mr.. Catlin's pretty house
on Rainbow avenue and will shortly brin
"a his wife and two children to reside in Dee
\ Lodge.
Chas. Renshaw will leave Monday for tn
10 military academy at Lexington, Kentucky
He will be accompanied by Milton Bennett
10 and Hugh Mitchell. The brave boys ar
! leaving us and it is impossible to foretel
:, what horrible fate may befall our beautiful
y , mountain village without the militia com
:" pany.
- Mrs. N. J Bielenberg entertained fe,
ID ladies at her residence on last MONDAY even
y ing. Cards and conversation constitute
4 the principal amusement. Elegant refresh
" ments were served. The following wer
present: Mesdames S. E. Larabie, H. A
: Smurr. George Cockrell, E. P. Mills an
= II. 8. Reed.
:, 's At the Woman's club meeting held at tn
~ home of Mrs. H. S. Reed, Tuesday ever
ing, it was decided that the study of hi
st tory, commencing with the remote age
= should be begun Immediately. The SCI
L vices of Prof. Reed, of Montana colleg
er have been engaged as teacher, and undo
his excellent guidance the class will doub
n less make rapid progress. The society r.
y. ceived ample proof of the mild and equab
at temperament possessed by Prof. Reed be
Of fore making final arrangements, SO that a
things are satisfactory. A congratulate,
st letter written by Mrs. s. F. Smith, pres
be dent of the famous Woman's club of Wi
at consin. was read and enjoyed. Mrs. Pet,
e. Walton, Mrs. H. A. Smurr, Mrs. I. w. Catli
and Mrs. VIM. Reed contributed to tt
al amusement of the members by readin
of choice selections. The next meeting wi