The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-16
son end Mrs. Franklin started on Tuesday
for an extended visit among friends in the

SO1I i-Au Nll6. TAuhllu 6VATG0u on TUESDAY
for an extended visit among friends in the
east.
Mr.. h. L. Haupt. popular society man
Of our neighbor city, Butte, has been visit
ing Helena.
Mr.. Morine, who was visiting for some
time in Southern Montana, returned to
Helena Saturday.
A matter of business has called E. G..
Russell to the Judith country. He will re-
turn in few days.
Mr.. P. L. Coffman starts next week for
make n million before returning.
The Oak street NJ. E. church will give
another Of their pleasant socials at the
home of Mr.. Currah on Thursday next.
The Baptist society held very pleasant
sociable at the home OF their pastor on Fri
day evening. A good time is reported.
Mrs. j. Walk, of Billings, arrived in the
city Saturday. She has been advised to
take course of treatment at St. Peters
hospital.
Mrs. H. Bridenthal gave delightful Eat
vited and all attest to the enjoyment of the
evening.
Mr.. E. L. Bunnell is spending few days
in Butte. He has heard that the Butte
atmosphere improves the complexion and
will try it.
w. r. Brannon, of Portage, Wis.,, has
come to the capital city of Montana. All
things being favorable, he will remain dur
ing the winter.
with some of our republican friends. The
county treasurer has come out with hand
some new suit of clothes.
The many friends of Jessie Stradling will
be pleased to hear Of her convalesence.
Miss Jessie has been confined for some time
at home with scarlet fever.
Miss Phena Smith, of Springfield, ILL.,, has
determined to live in the Wild west, and
has come first to Montana. At present she
is at the home of Mrs. DIR. Carmichael on
Eighth avenue.
The pleasant boulevard known as Rodney
street is no longer to be marred by street
railway. The old track is ordered to be re-
moved and the street is to be reserved for
the use of the city.
Mr.. Camp, formerly business man of
Helena, came up from his ranch, near Lau-
the city calling upon his friends. His wife
| is still in New York.
j; +. Clifford. one of the most prominent
and influential men OF the Flathead
country, arrived in Helena Thursday. He
reports large immigration to that portion
or Montana. and considers it the most de-
| sirable portion of the state.
aAt. oucIWOOu W neaGO0 00E0f6alneO rev
OF his friends at the '.bnchelor's table, of
the Maggie Sisters restaurant on Thursday
evening. The place of honor on the table
was given to brace of wild geese, the re-
suit OF MIR. Wheaton's powers as nimrod.
hunting party from New York, consist
ing OF Geo. L. Gilleg, Geo. Steele, John Gill
leg and Jacob Steele, arrived in the city on
Friday. Small game need have no fear of
their gums, but elephants, tigers, bears and
hlppopotaml run great risks in lodging in
front of their Shots
Chas McCune and NJ. NJ. Perl, Of Supt.
Dickinson's office, this week finished pack
ing the records of the office here and
shipped them to Tacoma, where Mr.. Dick
inson will hereafter make his headquar-
tiers. The boys have become portions of
the Office and as such will be sent to Taco
ma.
The congregation of the Y. p. s. c. E.
1eid sociable at the homo of Rev. He'll, on
Dearborn avenue. Tuesday evening. Games
were played, pleasant conversation entered
into and refreshments served. The young
people 8 work In the church is becoming q
great factor in many of the con gregations
throughout the United States, AMI ID doing
| great good.
On Thursday evening the Methodist 90
ciable was held at the home of Fred Gamer,
on Ewing street. Games, entertaining. in
structive and harmless. were entered into
with zest by all. Pleasant and profitable
conversation helped to mako the evening an
ENJOYABLE one. Refreshments both appe-
tizing and wholesome were served.
Mrs. II. II. Kleinschmidt gave card party
for her friend Miss Kuphal, ON Friday eve
ming. Twenty-Five ladies' and gsatisassa