The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-19

dies will also serve supper at six o,clocl
each evening. They have worked hard ma
deserve liberal patronage.
/ Deer Lodge.
S. E. Larabie is east.
r. w. Catlin is in Missoula.
/ Mrs. Shaubut is guest in Ogden.
Lee Kelley went to Butte ON business Sat
urday.
Sylvan Hughes, of Anaconda, was in town
this week.
Mrs. Frank Davey visited friends in Butt.
this week.
DR.. A. H. Mitchell was in Deer Lodge Tor ,
few hours on Saturday last.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs is in Chicago purchaa
ing furniture for her new home.
Mrs. w. J. Galbraith is in Chicago en-
route to spend the winter in Florida,
John Mcmahon and wife were ouesta in
Butte for few days during the week.
| j. r. Boarman. of Anaconda. attended
the democratic meeting here Tuesday.
| The Deee Lodgr county Teachers insti.
| tute will be held here the coming week.
| Mrs. Lon X. Hoss returned to her home
in Spokane Falls Saturday morning of last
week.
Mrs. Voolfolk contemplates spending the
winter months among relatives in Ken
lucky.
The Young Mems Pleasure club gave an
other of their deservedly popular dances on
Friday evening.
Jas. Mcdonald, who has been under the
treatment Of oculists in Philadelphia, re-
turned home Saturday.
A large number of Butte citizens attended
the funeral services Of the late w. FL. Rev.
nolds on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Asa Cornforth returned home Thurs
day after pleasant visit with her daughter.
Mrs. j. +. Dickey, in Butte.
Rev. Z. S. Groeneveld, wife and children
were the guests Of friends for a couple Of
turning to their home In Butte Tuesday.
It is rumored that one Of the fair and
stately young ladies of the city will shortly
be led to the altar by prominent business
man of eastern Montana.
II. II. Zenor and wife returned from the
east Wednesday morning. Mrs. Zenor,
who has been absent from Deer Lodge for
some time, was warmly welcomed by her
host of friends.
been the guest of Butte and Deer Lodge
friends during Mr.. Tltus' sojourn in the
east, returned to her PhilipsburR home Sat-
urday of this week.
After the evening meeting on Monday the
ministers in attendance on Presbytery were
rendered reception at the residence Of E.
7. Mills on Missouri avenue. A large num-
served and an enjoyable evening spent.
The Woman's club met in their rooms at
the Masonic hall Thursday evening with
large number in attendance. The first
hour was devoted to Greek history. The
class have progressed rapidly and next week
commence the study of cotemporaneous
Roman history. The author whose life and
pko ha6 hoov, oo1oCto6 for Tho
work was the poet, John Dryden, but owing
to the unusual amount Of business on hand
and the lateness of the hour the class were
unable to pursue the subject and it will be
taken up next week.
Boulder.
Geo. d. Greene returned to Boulder after
spending few days in the state capital.
D. B. Carpenter, of Helena, and w. Sta
pleton, of Butte, attended the district court
last week.
G. w. Barger has left Pony, but has not
yet made another location. He ID in Butte
at present.
VIM. Wolter and family have moved into
the building recentlv purchased by Mr..
Wolter of s. H. Knowles.
DR.. A. r. Robertson has left Boulder for
a trip over the country, and may extend his |
journey to the Pacific coast.
Miss Winnie Mitchell, of Elkhorn, visit |
ed Mrs. E. f. Simmons several days last |
week, returning home Tuesday evening,
Mrs. r. NJ. Cralle will start in few days
for her old home in Kentucky. where she
will remain during the winter for the bene-
lit of her health.
Mr.. E. r. Dean, the very efficient fore
man of the late grand jury. returned home
10 Wickes last Tuesday, having fulfilled his
luties required of him by the court.
The Grand Harvest ball at the Hot
Springs last Friday evening was largely at
ended, returning. home In the morning
much pleased with the nights enjoyment.
Hon. w. G. Whaley, of Bedford, was in
he future capital of Montana last week,
md reported that he had secured the regis
ration of all the democrats in his precinct.
Miss Annie Taylor, sister of Mr.. Lees
Taylor. of Oldham, Lancashire, England,
Irrived in Montana few weeks ago, and
will become permanent resident of Boul-
Ter. She is keeping house for her brother
n the Lewis house.
The Boulder Silver Cornet band have de-
,ided to give dance at Simpkins' hall FRI
lay evening. Oct. "a. Quite number of
aides have agreed to provide basket sup
YER for the occasion, and the dance will un-
loubtedly be a great success.