The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13
orchestra is announced for the same evening

orchestra is announced for the same evening
at Simpkin's hall.
Mr.. John Berkin who has been quite i'll
for several days is reported improving.
The Boulder Amatuer Dramatic club an
nounce their second appearance this season
for next Ihqrssday April 11th when hen the he
produced. In addition to the performers
who appeared in "Down by the Sea- some
time since the cast will include j. S. Bell
and Charles Lee and the scenery, properties
and the entire stage setting promise to be
been presented by any ameteur company in
Boulder.
Miss Mary Ryan. of the Valley, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mulvey.
Mr.. Mulvey is again seriously i'll,
The departure of Mr.. D. j. McNally and
family for Helena, which. city they will
make their future home, is regretted by all.
residence and will occupy it Immediately.
Garden City Goss p.
Ter of the First National bank, and Miss
Harriet A. Beckwith, niece of A. B. Ham
mond, was solemnized at the Episcopal
church on the evening of the 9th inst. The
BRIDE wore white silk with feather trim
mings and carried bouquet OF Marechal
bridesmaids were Miss Annie Beckwith and
Miss Meta West. Miss Beckwith wore yell
low surah silk, yelled with silk tulle of the
same color, embroidered in pink roses. Her
bouquet was of the same flowers; Miss
West wore pink China silk and pearls and
carried pink roses. A reception was held at
the home of the brides parents, to which
over two hundred guests were invited. The
presents were numerous, elegant and costly.
Miss Kate Mills, of Lo Lo, q sister of DR..
w. P. Mills, of this city, died this week
after a long illness. She was buried from
the Presbyterian church on Thursday.
A little daughter of Joe Deschamps died
on Wednesday from excessive rope. jump,
ing, The child jumped seven hundred
times and died short time after. The fun
eral took place from the Catholic church on
Thursday afternoon.
new vocal club called the mAmphion
Ouartette'' has been organized. The MEM
bers are DIR. Winnie, first tenor: }. Nj. Ham,
ilton. second tenor; F. l.. Ludden, first
bass; G. C. Wylie, second bass. Mrs. Ham
ilton will act as pianist. THESE gentlemen
are ali we'll known in the social and musical
world and the club will most certainly be
| success.
n r prescott has resigned his position
i nc chief of police on account OF illness. He
ia at present at the st. Patrick's hospital.
The law firm of Bickford & Higgins is
dissolved, F. G. Higgins reslgning on ac-
connt of great press OF business Otner tnan
legal MI, Higgins will take trip east,
! ] ffar which he will devote his time to the
management of his late fathers vast es-
tate.
| A business mems carnival will be given
nv the ladies of the Presbyterian church at
| the opera house on the 18th.
s. F. Shaw. of the g. r. d NJ. surveying
corps, is in the city.
George Freisheimer has returned from a
visit to Chicago.
Edwin NJ. Williams and Maggie Richard
son. both of Como, were married here on
Wednesday evening. The young people
left for Darby on Thursday, which place
they will make their home.
The dressmaking parlors of Mrs. Moffatt,
the first modiste of Missoula, have been
moved to the Times block, where this ac-
complished mantua- maker, will receive her
customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Winstanley are the
proud possessors of a lovely boy baby,
which lately arrived at their home.
A. j. Urlin and family have returned
from California, where they have been
spending the winter.