The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-21

Tuesday noon. The fire boys responded
readily to the alarm and prevented the
neighboring houses from burning.
Mrs. b. F. Shuart has moved into town
for the winter to put the children into
school. She will occupy the rooms over the
Billings bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linley's baby was taken
suddenly i'll Tuesday, and died at o'clock
Wednesday morning. The funeral took
place Wednesday afternoon.
The dance given at the Grand hotel Fri
day evening was in every way a success.
About thirty couples we're present. just
enough to be comfortably accommodated
began about ten O'Clock, with DR.. Scott as
director. The hosts-Messrs. Williston,
Dalzell, Tompkins, George, Matheson and
Nettlston-had left nothing undone that
might add to the pleasure of their guests.
After refreshments, the dance continued to
the wee sma' hours
Deer Lodge.
The Misses Earle are students for this
year at the college.
N. ]. Bielenberg returned from bust
ness trip Thursday.
Mis- Bertha Shaw is again registered at
the Montana college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Aspling were guests
in Anaconda Sunday.
Nicholas Connolly, of Philipsburg, was
in the city during the week.
Mrs. N. J. Bielenberg will leave shortly
for six weeks eastern visit.
Mrs. N. L. Jones will take charge of the
vocal class in the college this year.
Mr.. E. Turner. of Oregon. is the guest of
his brother-in-law, J. Y. Batterton.
J. II. Helm, from his country residence
near Helmville, was in town few days.
Hon. William M. Thornton, Of Ana
conda, was visitor in town Wednesday.
G. p. H: Bielenberg, of Butte, eraced our
streets with his presence one day of the
week.
The Woman's club held very pleasant
meeting at Mrs. N. J. BielenberQ's Tuesday
evening.
Sylvan Hughes and L. A. King, prominent
business men of Anaconda, we're in town
this week.
Mrs. H. F. Titus, of Philipsburg, with her
daughter Fannie are guests at the McBur-
ney house.
Mrs. James Talbot with her daughter
were at the McBurney from Butte City
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. II. Mitchell ana daughter Mary
left for Chicago last week where they will
remain some time.
Prof. Notes.-The and Prof. Rabbit have
returned from the east ready for the win
ter's work in the college.
G. X. Reed, for whom strong attraction
exists, it is said, in Deer Lodge, has re-
turned from Spokane Falls.
The family of the Rev. Gist arrived Tues
day evening from Iowa and are domiciled
in their home on Rainbow avenue.
Mrs. Reuben Conn. of West Deer Lodge,
has returned from q lengthy visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Shull of Philipsburg.
II. D. McRae. one of the prosperous farm
ers of Flint Greek valley, with his wife, was
guest at the McBurney during the week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Schroeder died Tuesday morning of
cholera infantum, and was buried Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Philipson, of Chicago, who has been
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Conrad K0hrs.
the entire summer. returned home this
week.
Mrs. Lon 4. Hoss, Of Spokane Falls. is
expected to arrive TO-DAY in order to attend
the funeral of her father. the late Il. 3.
Kelley.
Mr.. Couey, who will occupy the pulpit Of
the Methodist church for the coming year,
with his family are the guests OF Robert
Renshaw.
Miss Kate Calvin, the valued music
teacher at Montana college. returned e ssx
duties this week, after . pleasaot VISIT 70
relatives in nlinoiA
Mr.. 7. A. Hammond. Of Wieoonsin. = 10
town visiting his sisters. Nrs. jos. Hyde
and Mrs. VIM. Coleman. whom he has NOT
seen for many years.
The loss the community ct large has sns-
tanned in the death 81 Robert 9. Kelly can.
not be told in words, and We Who knsW ana
loved him veil can only cav. "yo0I up41&0e