The Minneapolis observer., 1890-09-27

DC no kllun 5HAikAnbT hOA " MshhH ~
the bloody shirt. Whether or no
his ideas in outlining the plan of
campaign will be fully carried out
remains to be seen. In the Hon.
Dixon, that old wheel horse Il. II.
Carter meets a foeman worthy OF
his steel. As he is a splendid or
ator and shining light in the legal
fraternity,
The society Of Kings Daughters
under the management Of its worthy
President Mrs. VIM. Woodcock
gave an entertainment the other
evening that was success socially
and financially a splendid musical
and literary programe was gone
through with great credit to the
participants after that came the call
to the lunch and the manner in
which the delicacies were dispatch
ed spoke volumes in praise Of the
culinary skill OF the ladies 'Iong
live the Kings Daughters and may
they gladden. our hearts often with
such recreations as those.
Quite an addition has been made to
our musical circle in the person of
Miss Fife Haugett who has taken
up her residence in Helena in com
pany with her parents Miss Fife is
an expert pianist and will no doubt
gladden. our hearts, and inspire our
souls, often this winter with her
musical talents. II is quite sorry
feature that the proposed ball OF the
Eureka club was a failure but It is
only an illustration OF that old saw
"united we stand divided we fall"
and social dissension should never
enter the small circle Of Helena.
The Rev. Byrd has not yet put
in his appearance and there was
quite crowd disappointed on Sun
day evening.
Teddy McDaniels has opened up
his tonsorial parlors and they may
we'll be termed little palaces and as
Teddy is a iavorite OF the boys his
success is assured.
Frye has great faith in Helena
dirt and has made another invest.
ment. We think that some coy
maiden has captured the war horse.
Well, friend Frye It's never too
late to do good.
Quite a number OF gentlemen
from Helena surprised the jewellers
Of the city ION the upper Missouri,
Great Falls by an invasion, last
week.
VIM. Woodcoek is still prospect
ing and when William strikes pay
dirt we hope he will strike it rich.
Willie Rideout reports an EXCEL.
ent business at the hotel and York
goes around with a smiling coun-
tenance.
/ We understand that the leading
ladies contemplate giving their
gentlemen friends a pleasant sur
prise in the form OF social in the
near future. hope to be in the
swim, ladies.
The police are making il yer,
interesting for the vags and gentle
, men Of leisure around town anC
| numbers of them are seeking mor'
congenial climes.
, The Broad water closes shortl,
, and il will be sorrowtul times TO
the gentry that have neglected t
line their overcoats.
Miss Emma Crump was out tn
other day receiving the congratu
! Iations OF friends upon her speed
. recovery. Society has greatly miss
{ ed her during her illness.
r Ii is a hard time for any OF tn
Y male contingent TO walk up stree
' without being pounded on the bacl
I and RECALLED with the merits Of tn
a two congressional candidates. Us
4 your own judgement boys.
I They tell me that Prof, Coles
! to reorganixe the choir. There
quite a number OF good voices il
) the city that can be utilized ant
pressed into service.
There is coterie of young mel
: that meet weekly and regale eacl
: other with stories and Teminis
! cences. Thes may well be terme,
/ the "Ananias Club"
The OBSERVER is fast becoming
the favorite weekly here and W
hope to see a goodly number o
citizens subscribe for il.
' We noticed the Hon. Jas. Mac
/ out behind a spirited black tn
other day. James enjoys spirit
a ed equine.
! THE OBSERVER is highly spokel
. Of by the weekly and daily press o
: Minnesota. Subscribe for il.
II The SABBATH school continues I,
! improve, and il fills one with de
!, light to note the earnestness OF III,
J little ones in the rendering OF thei
lessons.
Budd Haugett and his pal
. Sims, have invested in "Eas