The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-23

coach. returned With flying oolors, having
fourteen rabbits and two
ducks.
The friends Of the Misses Gibson will reRxet
to learn Of their departure for their homo
in st. Joseph, Mo-, to-day.
Mai. Davenport and daughter Pearl
leave for the coast to-day. They intend 70
remain away for the winter.
, Mr.. White, a popular society young man
days last week in the capital city.
Col. and Mrs. Sanders, Mr.. aud Nrs
Power leave Monday for Warrington.
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Webster leave for
California the middle Of next month,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Kenck and their
nephew, H. ]. Kenck, left this week for Cal
ifornia, where they will spend the winter.
Chas. Reinig, son Of NJ. ReiniR. has re-
turned from pleasure trip to Los Angeles
and other points of interest along the Pa
cific.
Mrs. Jos. Conrad and Miss Conrad, OF
Fort Benton, spent the week in Helena for
the purpose OF attending this opera and
keene.
The engagement of Miss Lille Peterman,
the talented pianist, to Mr.. +. e. Beck, has
been announced, the wedding to occur next
month.
There will be an entertainment at the
general office at the Northern Pacific depot
on Thanksgiving. Everybody il cordially
invited.
E, H. Talcott, cashier Of the National
Park bank, of Livingston, was in Helena
this week on his way home from business
trip to Butte.
DIR. Hunter, Of Helena, will probably
move to Neihart to reside, having been 90
lected bv the miners union Of that place a.
their physician.
Miss Minnie Hewins, daughter Of Senator
Hewins, of Kansas, will reach tho city TO-
day to visit the family Of her uncle, Mr..
Homer Hewins.
N. d. Walling, Geo. T. Smith and @. @
Sargent. of Huron, Dakota, friends Of =
G. Sterling, stopped off for few days or
route to Tacoma.
Conductor Loasby is back on the Northern
Pacific railroad again. All travellers will bt
pleased to see him back at his old post with
the ticket punch in his hand.
Mrs. M. d. Kelsey, mother of the Rev. F..
D. Kelsey arrived in Helena ON Saturday
from Omaha. She will remain few weeks
visiting her two sons in this city.
Mr.. T. II. Kleinschmidt and wife landed
in New York Saturday afternoon after 80
iourn of several months on the continent.
Mr.. Turner, president and general man
ager of the Silver Lead mining company of
Butte, came to our city to get a breath o.
fresh air and while here did some business
connected with the mine.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will hold sale Dec. 2, afternoon
and evening, in the church parlors in thu
Grandon block. Gifts suitable for the hol-
idays will be offered tor sale, also jellies
ian1a pick1 lea and nrAaarVAd frnikQ.
Only one young man, and he but swee
sixteen, appeared in full dress at Tuesda!
evenings opera. Of course the print
donna appreciated the compliment. anG
will doubtless remember him if she eve
gives benefit for the worthy people o
Helena.
Miss frankie Jurgens gave another O.
her delightful card parties on Wednesda,
evening. Those who participated in tn,
amusements Of the evening were: H. II
wager. Althie Child, Lille Fox, Lookey
Fox, Fred Yaeger and Arthur Kleinschmidt
Arthur X. proved the lucky member of tn,
party, coming out ahead in every game.
The popular manager of one of the prin-
cipal lOaninR companies OF the city called
on his best girl one evening this week, and
observing the smile that encifcled his feet
the next morning we enquired the reason
thereof. In whisper he impaired this in
formation but it was given in the utmost
confidence, ''She told me that she loved mt
but declared was flirt.''
The members of the A. O. q. w. lodge 81
Helena were invited by their Marysvills
brethren on Wednesday last to make theil
city a visit. About twenty members &C
cepted the invitation. A banquet was
served, and the guests on arriving home ex-
planned to those who could not attend how
courteous were the Marysville brethren and
how pleasantly they were entertained.
A small party, headed by Mr.. Fred Rice
and Attorney Ballet. started to clint
Mount Helena on Saturday afternoon
After walking and walking, climbing anG
climbing, but still far from the summit
one of the ladies of the party cried out
would that could dress in the style OF
DIR. Mary Walker and did not have to CLINT
mountains in these horrid skirts" Excel
sior'' was the motto of the leaders of the
party, and not waiting for the lady who SC
bemoaned the arbitrary freak of fashion
plunged on. At last tho top was reached
After singing America and Annie Roone,
the party began to descend, reaching thu
city in time to hear Keene in Richard III.