The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-29
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

Deer Lodge Notes.
Rev. D. J. Mcmillan left for New York
city Tuesday.
Miss Alma Bielenberg is daily expected
to arrive home from st. Paul.
Alice Coleman, Lizzie Hyde and Eta
Bennett are guests III Philipsburg.
Rev. James Reed occupied the pulpit in
the Presbyterian church in Missoula Sun
day.
H.F. Peterson left Friday with his son,
Warren, for a trip in Nevada valley look
ing up mining interests.
Henry and John Reed will accompany G.
G. Beckwith and sons in camping trip to
National park this week.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, of the Anaconda
schools. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Irvine, in West Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Chas. Renshaw and children, accom-
panied by relatives, returned from a visit in
Kentucky Thursday evening.
Mrs. C. p. Drennon. of Butte, one of the
charming teachers of Deer Lodge valley in
DAYS of yore, made friends n short visit
during the week and returned home Friday.
Father Palladino, of Helena, Father Van
de View, of Butte, and Father De Siere, of
Anaconda, were all in the city Wednesday.
Miss May Dakin is the gnest of F. w.
Catlin and family. Miss May expects to
! leave shortly for summers vacation
among eastern relatives.
Mrs. j. V. Supernant, of Anaconda, at
| tended the commencement at ST. Mary's
academy, of which institution her daugh-
ter, Cornelia, is student.
Rev. Streetor conducted services in the
| Christian church last Sabbath. 1t Is stated
that Rev. Gist, of Iowa, will accept a pas
| toral call from the members of the church.
Miss Theresa O'Mallery will be married
to Mr.. john Brazelton. popularity called
"Uncle jack" present county clerk and re-
corder of Deer Lodge, in Butte City July 4.
The young masculine iGea of Deer Lodge
is just now busily engaged in forming a
military company. We have no ''irrever-
expect to hear of q few broken bones or
black-eyes.
Fourth of July will be spent in the quiet
Sunday fashion in which all the national
holidays are observed in this city of schools
and churches. The, young lady members of
the Kings Daughters with kindly fore
thought are preparing quantities of delic-
ious candies for the special delectation of
those who stay at home aud do not go to
the neighboring cities to witness vulgar
street parades and pyrotechnic displays.
The infant sons of Peter Walton were
christened last Friday at his handsome
residence on Missouri avenue py DR.. Nc
MILAN. Leopold Schmidt of Butte and
Stephen Girard of Warm Springs assumed
the responsibilities of godfather to little
, Peter Clarence and Carnot King. Mrs
Conrad kohrs and Miss Annie Kohrs stood
. as god-mothers. After the ceremony HI
elegant dinner was served to the few select
guests.
, Deep shadows fell over our peaceful
mountain guarded valley last Saturday
night ana were dlspelled by morning, bn
7 deeper shadows fell over the home of A. III
Ryon as the angel of death touched tn,
forehead of his beloved wife on tina
, night and babe her Come. LOVING
i hands folded the snowy bridal robes arount
!, the unconscious form and placed fraRran
: blossoms in the quiet hands. The sorrow
/ ing husband left with the remains for tn
eastern home which she left q young brid
ono short year ago.
Thursday afternoon at the Christina
: church occurred the marriage of Miss Sedi
Harris to Mr.. Ithel s. Eldred. The pulp
, | and chancel we're profusely decorated Wit
!. cedar and trailing ivy. The young eoupl
{ accompanied by Aiss Lulu Harris, sister 9
/ the bride, and II. Win EldHeA fsaSesS