The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-23

Mrs. John N0yes and daughter, Miss
Dolly, are Ut The B~roadwatsr for the week.
Senator Parbsrry. of White Sulphur
Springs, spent = portion Of last wsek III our
Walter Anderson, Of Livingston, 10 in
Helena and will remain during the fair
week.
Odeli Mcconnell. son Of Judge McCon-
nell, made a business trip to Boulder last
week.
Miss Lou Guthrie returned last week
from 4 two weeks stay at the Boulder Hot
Springs.
Mrs. J.. r. Harris has returned from a
bia Falls.
Mrs. Thomas Lavslle and children, OF
Butte. will spend some time at the Hotel
Broadwater.
Z. p. Clewell, wife and daughter and Mrs.
Gould leave Monday for . trip through tho
National park.
G. w. b. Smith, the Helena insurance
man, visited Butte last week in the interest
of his company.
District Court Stenogrspher schmitt left
Tuesday on q short pleasure trip to the land
of the Mormons.
Mrs. George Rockford, Of Butte, ID visit
ing at the home of Major and Mrs. Magin-
mis-, OF this city.
Misses Rutlsdgs and Sproule, Of Meader-
Vile, npent a portion of the past week with
friends in Helena.
c. s. Nettleton, OF the department. Of
agriculture, accompanied by his wife, is
visiting in Helena.
Miss Romayne Braden. of Indianapolis,
Ind. 10 visiting her cousins, Spruille and
j. g.. Braden, Of this city.
Abner b. Clements has returned from u
trip to Missouri. Mrs. Clements will re-
main away for some time yet.
Mrs. Grimes, of this city, visited the
mountain home Of Mrs. Hoover, near
Townsend. during tho past week.
W.. b. Raleigh, the popular dry goods
merchant, is home from New York. whore
he has been making his fall purchases.
Mrs. +. BONN and children and Mrs.
Westheimer leave Monday on a trip to San
Francisco, to be absent several weeks.
H. s. Hubbard and wife. who nave been
spending several weeks at the Broadwatsr,
left for their home Thursday afternoon.
G. II. Hornbeok and wife. Of Corbin; VIM.
4chreiner, of Wickes, and Frank Sewers, Of
Boulder, visited the capital city last week.
Thomas Cooney, manager of the Northern
Pacific land department at Helena, mad a
brief visit in Great Falls during the past
week.
Miss Minnie Lewis, after a years abb
sence, has returned to Helena and 10 stop
ping at the homo OF her uncle, Homer Jen-
nison.
F. G. Flanagan and daughter, Miss
Mamie, of st. Louis, are visiting at the
homo of his daughter, Mrs. Floyd-Jones, Of
this city.
Cards are out for a dancing party to be
given by Mrs. Lofts next Thursday evening
in honor of the Misses Marshall, Corwin
and Bayard.
Judge Hunt, E. w. Beattie, and Master
Bsattie returned last Sunday from a ten
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soula county.
Mrs. George F. Cope and daughters,
Misses Ina and Mamie, returned last week
from a six weeks visit to their old home in
Madison county.
Mrs. b. H. Tatsm and sister, Miss Mears,
accompanied by Mrs. +. I. Webb and sis
ters. leave Tomorrow for a tour through
the National park.
Miss J. r. Murphy and family and Miss
Mamie Wheeler left last week on a fishing
excursion to some of the trout streams, for
which Montana is famous.
G. E. Deere. the millionaire pillow manu-
turer of Moline, ILL.,, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, have been spending sew
eral DAYS at The Broadwater.
Herman Kemns, craftsman for Wallace
& ~Thornburgh, G.. Hevny, and T. f. Math-
las left last week for a ten days fishing and
hunting trip on the Blackfoot.
Francis Murphy and wife have gone to
Butte to begin their work of reform in that
city. May their work there be crowned
with as good results as it was in this
city.
Mr.. Lyman and family are again occu-
plying their home on West Lawrence street,
after enjoying a season of rest in the east
and a few weeks at our OWN pleasure resort,
The Broadwater.
The Helena party that has been spending
the last week or two fishing and hunting in
the valley round about Townsend were quite
successful in bsgeing game and have had
any quantity of fun.
Capt. Plummer, superintendent of the DE
Lamar mines Of Idaho, accompanied by his
wife and son, spent a portion of the past
week visiting in the city. He left for the
east the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northup, who have been
occupying the house of A. w. Lyman dur
ing the absence of his family, have broken
dren will leave shortly for st. Pau for an
extended visit.
The Townsend Messenger has the follow
ing: "Will Cannon, of Helena, who has
been spending the past week or two in this
valley, returned to his HON in Helena
Friday. We hope this will not be his last
visit to Townsend"
eral daysin the northern part of the state,
has arrived home. He reports the country
looking fine and there is every prospect of
n plentiful harvest for the Rrazer, the
farmer and the miner.
Capt. J. B. Loomis has returned from the
Detroit encampment. While there he met
several survivors of the famous Loomis
battery. which was commanded during the
war by his uncle. a brave soldier long since
gone to his final bivouac.
Miss Mara and Laura league spent last
week visiting with friends and relatives in
Townsend. The former will visit in the
CITY for a short time and then return to
Butte to resume her position as teacher in
the public schools of that city.
Mrs. Wilson, of Independence, Iowa, who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. W. Wylie,
of Bohemian, is the guest of Mrs. T. Wilcox,
on Ninth avenue. Miss Lizzie Wylie, OF
Bozeman, also accompanies her. They will
remain in the Queen city until Wednesday
next.
The Davenport Democrat has tho follow
ing: Commissions Hershfield, of Helena,
says that his state c~ontemplates construct
ing a mountain ut the Worlds fair to illus.
trate placer mining, miners camps. geysers
waterfall la, and other adjuncts Of a mining
region"
The party, consisting of Mesdames Reed,
Jerome Norris and Pitts, and the Misses
Marie Kleinschmidt, Barbour, Cram and
Lena Curtiss, retu, ned from the Park last
week, having thoroughly enjoyed the won
derful scenery of that wonderland of the
United States.
Judge and Mrs. Hedges and their son