The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-04
missionary work, will take rooms with Mrs.
Miner on Dearborn street soon.

missionary work, will take rooms with Mrs.
Miner on Dearborn street soon.
Eight young ladies have been canvassing
the northeastern part of the town beyond
the extension of Rodney street for the pur-
pose of interesting the inhabitants there in
Their efforts have met with SO much en-
couragement that they have issued the fol-
IA meeting will be held next Sunday,
May 4, at 3 p M, in the German Methodist
Church, for the purpose of organizing a
population in that part of town. There will
be short addresses and good singing: All,
both children and adults, are cordially in
vited to be present.
DIR. Walton, chemist and specialist on
mineral waters, is now at Hotel Broad
water, for the purpose of analysing the
water in the springs and making a report.
DIR. Walton has published book on the
subject of mineral waters, and his eminence
III that subject will make his decision both
reliable and important.
Private theatricals are not often at
tempted in Helena, but one given on the
west side las week, in which Ethel Stevens,
Kellogg and Walter Curtin took part, spoke
we'll for the future home talent of Helena
in that line. The little folks quite sur
prised their friends. and it is hoped the
performance will be repeated late to a
larger audience.
Mr.. ]. G. Smith is at Pony, looking after
his mining interests.
Mrs. Gates and Miss Sanders left last
| night for the east. The former goes first
summer with friends. The latter will visit
| friends in New York and Washington.
| Some Helena ladies complain Of being on
| the verge of bankruptcy as a result of hav-
| ing invested rather heavily in motor tickets
just before the reduction to cent fares.
There are many DESTROYS to see the Car.
nival who cannot go in tho evening. Why
not give matinee some afternoon this
week. The demand for tickets for the
Carnival ran above tho supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan and family have
| moved from their former home, on Law
ence street, to No. 3O6 Chaucer street, the
| east side.
DIR. Brooke's family are moving into
their fine new home on Benton avenue.
Mrs. and Mrs. II. w. Foote and A. F.
Foote and wife have taken up land claim
| for the purpose of living on it.
Mrs. Osterhaut, on Benton avenue, will
| very soon rent the house adjoining the one
she now occupies, in order to accommodate
| her numerous patrons.
Mrs. Word gave delightful little party
for her three young lady guests the past
| week.
From Fort Shaw comes the sad news that
the young wife Of Lieut.. Chas. s. Farms
worth, U. s, A., is dying. Some months
ago she had an attack of the grippe, anG
suffered a relapse, from the effects Of which
she never rallied.
The soiree given by the Encore club las
Tuesday night was 30 intensely enjoyed b,
the audience that it has been suggested By
| number of those present to have the pro
gramme repeated at an early date, as sucl
fine music is better appreciated upon
second hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt jain, of Lyndale ave
nue.. are entertaining young lady cousi,
from Dakota.
Mr.. Henry Carleton, foreman of tn
!. Northern Pacific freight department.. re
, turned the early part of the week from ST
Paul.
Miss Lizzie Turner has finished her tern
of school at Cascade and returned to tn
city.
Mr.. Will Reifenrath and mother have re
turned from their eastern trip. Since hi
!. return Mr.. Reifenraths has been promote,
Q to the cashiership of the Northern Pacif,
express office.
y Miss Gertrude Reifenrath left Prida
afternoon for Helmsyille. On Monday alb
begins school in the Sanford district.
y Mr.. Theme has begun work on q An
: new hotel.
Mr.. Ira Huntsberger has accepted a pos
/ ton In the Northern Pacific freight Office.
Ell Ar. and Mrs. w. E. Norris entertaine