The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-20

happy returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Kenyon have returned
from their bridal trip to Fargo, Dakota,
and are now domioiled in their handsome
residence In Anaconda.
Four young ladies, Mis- Matte Aumber,
Miss George Kelley, Alma Bielenberg and
Ollie Armstrong, spent Sunday at Irvine
lake enjoying the sights and sounds OF
woodland life for one short day.
Mrs. Chas. Renshaw invited few ladies
to take tea with her at her home on upper
Missouri avenue Thursday evening. Among
those Who enjoyed her hospitality Eere Mrs
and Mrs. J. E. Dickey.
the sitting heat of Chicago to the cool
breezes of their western home Monday
night. During their stay east they were
guests of Col. Alex Voolfolk, formerly Of
Helena but now of Evanston, q beautiful
suburb of Chicago.
Mrs. Bishop and her sister, Miss Carrie
Whitesides, of the Presbyterian church,
gave picnic to their Sunday school classes
in Kohrs l. Kelly's picnic grounds, Wednes-
day. The young folks returned home early
in the evening, reporting pleasant day
spent in the shady grove by the murmuring
waters Of Cottonwood.
We have had just enough warm weather
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in the east. Tuesday evening q lurid
cloud, composed of dust and wind. ap-
peared in the west and gave us slight
taste of high wind. It passed away in a
few minutes without doing any damage,
but leaving the heart of the careful house
keeper sore with dismay at the dust sifted
through every nook and Granny.
billings.
Mrs. Hayes gave lawn party Saturday
evening which was very much enjoyed.
Judge Fraser went to Saltwater Saturday
and Big Timber, Monday, to ship wool.
Miss Trix Matheson is now in Boze-
man, visiting her uncle, Mr.. 8. P. Panton.
Rufus Thompson, James Elliott, Frank
Cameron, Sahara sheep men, are in town
trying to sell their wool.
Miss Teenie Frazer has gone to Mr..
Shuart's ranch to spend a week with her
friend, Miss Clara Shuart.
A good many young men went fishing last
Sunday, but the fish seemed to know 1t was
Sunday, so didn't bite much.
Mrs. Woolcot and Miss Daisy arrived
home from Helena this week, they expect
to return to Helena in few weeks to
make their home there.
Miss Hereford, sister of Jack Hereford,
arrived from the east Wednesday morning.
She will spend few days in town with
ranch for few weeks.
Dillon.
Miss May Poindexter has returned from
| q Helena visit.
Miss Minnie Miller and Miss B. Klaubel
are visiting in Butte.
Miss Maggie Pollock, Of Bannack, Is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Misses Made and Bella Ripe are visiting
friends in Medicine Lodge.
! DR.. E. p. DUNCAN will leave for an ex-
tended coast trip i'll q few days.
County Clerk Will A.. Jones and n. L
Davidson are off on extended hunting trip
Postmaster David Lamont and daughter
Miss Blanche, are expected from the cas-
in the course of few days.
Rev. and Mrs. s. D. Hooker gave yer,
pleasant card party Monday evening II
honor of Rev. G. II. Beers. recent afriva
in this city.
The first Yellowstone Park party this yea!
started out yesterday. II consisted 81 MI
and Mrs. F. d. Toms and Mr.. and MRS
Charles G. Noble.
One Of the most ENJOYABLE private parties
held IN this city this year va gwen las
evening by Miss Fannie Poindexter g For
est Home, in honor of Miss Fannie Wall.
St. Louis, and Miss BERTHE Robinson, 9
Deer Lodge, who are visiting here. Abou
twenty couples were present.
Garden City Gossip.
il Peter Larsen il at the FlOrence.