The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-30
during tho remainder OF sac summer and

during the remainder OF Sac summer and
fall.
H. X. Browning, general manng : Of tho
Northern Pacific Express company, who.
With BE family. has been visiting IN our
Wednesday.
Eddie Tyler, who hns been spending the
past ton months in a business college In the
city OF Chicago, returned to Helena last
week, having completed tho course laid out
for students.
Miss Minnie Reinfenrath has returned TO
this city after completing a successful term
of school In BeAverhead county. Miss lei
fenrath will teach in tho city during the
coming year.
A small but pleasant dinner party was
given by Mrs. Adkiuson on Friday to her
friends, DR.. G. Is. Miller and wife, II. ID.
Bannister and wife, Mrs. James Bannister
and Miss Baker.
The many friends Of Miss Emily. Bach
city from her home in tho Judith. She will
visit with friends and relatives in this city
for several weeks.
Mrs. q. O. Foss, wife Of Mr.. Foss, Of the
civil engineering department OF the Mon
tana Central, accompanied by her children.
left for Minneapolis last Thursday, and
again Mr.. FOES is Q widower.
III IA Ma IIblcI 0AecEUAiuo0 u II uA
Friday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. 3. II. Lara
bic, Nj. and Mrs. b. l.. Bonner. Miss Nits
Bonner and Chas. Bonner, OF Deer Lodge,
and Mis- q Merrick, of New York.
Miss Belle Piggette. head of the culinary
department. of the Soldiers home, at Zenia,
o., who has been the guest of Miss Rather
inc Burge, of the Helena Business college
cooking school. left for her home on Thurs
day.
Conductor G. Il. Snedaker, of the North
ern Pacific, n daughter Grace left on
Tuesday for Denver. Mr.. Snedaker will
spend a short vacation in that city, and his
daughter will remain there for the year to
attend school.
Peter .Wydert.a prominent stockgrower
in the CITY taking in the fair and calling on
old friends. This is his first visit to the
city for ten years, although he was formerly
a resident of Helena.
The following merry party cave for q
tour of the national park tomorrow after
noon, to be chapsroned by Mrs. j. b. Wells:
Miss Mamie Flanaghan, Miss Mary Mo
Laran. e. w. Bach, Il. A. Harlow, Duncan
Hunter and Mr.. Thrall.
George E. Boos left Wednesday on the
press excursion to the Canadian Nationa |
park and other points of interest along the
route traversed by the railroads by who IN
the excursion is rendered. II. T.. Fisk will
dloO mhA0 OAo VI Uuo phTUy.
DIR. OwinQs. president of the state medical
association and one of the NEST popular
physicians Of Deer Lodge, made a brief
visit to our city during the past week for
the purpose of attending the session of the
grand lodge of the A. O. U. w.
Judge j. g. Sanders has returned from
his eastern trip, and is now ready to fine all
luckless individuals who may have the hard
luck to be brought before him. he at
tended the G.. A. r. encampment in De-
troit, and from there went to his old home
in western New York.
Mrs. i. B. Shaw has returned from a visit
of some length to Sun river and will remain
for a short time in this city, after which she
WALL return to her home in the east. taking
lace, of this city. Mrs. Shaw is the mother
of the late Mrs. Wallace.
Postal Clerk W.. S. Van Osdel, of the
Helena and Miles City route, left yesterday
for the Thousand Islands, in the st. Law
renee river, to attend the animal conven-
ton of the Postal Clerks association, an
organization of the employees of the United
States railway mail service.
Miss Amelia Dogge and her brother, A.
G. Dogge, will leave for the east Friday via
the Northern Pacific. Miss Dogge is going
to Faribault, Mimi, to enter St. Mary's
academy. Her brother will her
there, then leave for New York city to enter
Bellevue Hospital Medical college.
Mr.. Weston, treasurer of The INDEpEND-
EMIT Furnishing company, OF this city,
while returning from a fishing excursion on
the Dearborn river, was thrown from the
stage and his leg broken. 1t will be some
weeks before he will be able to be about.
He has the hearty sympathy of his friends
throughout the state.
Col, Robert G. Ingersoll and daughter
before leaving Montana decided to make a
short Stnn at tho Habiuhtfr1 racnrt Of tho
Boulder Hot Springs, and the visiting
guests at that resort will to-day feel his
genial presence about the hotel and lawns.
MIR. and Mrs. John s. Harris, of this city,
will go there to meet them.
Bozeman Chronicle: REV. Davis Will
son. Peter Koch, DIR. Waters, Jos. Radford,
Rev. Mr.. Moore, of Helena, and their fam
lilies. under the guidance of Johh Bean and
with his pack train left ast week for Mid
die Creek canyon. The party, which is
composed Of about twenty people, expect
to ascend Mt. Blackburn"
Great Falls Leader: miss Ada Collins,
one of Heleoa's accomplished teachers. who
has been spending her vacation with friends
In Great Falls and vicinity, was given a
farewell party by her friends last evening
ut the residence of Mrs. G. LIE Munvon,
where she has been visiting for the past
few days. Miss Collins will return to Hell
ena the first of September, after visiting
IIleAuh Ill O0. OlhAr anu SHSCAQe.
Fort Benton sent many of her leading
citizens to this city last week to take notes
on the fair and report to their friends who
were not fortunate enough to be able to
attend. Among those who visited Helena
were DR.. J. G. Benjamin. John W. Power,
John Sullivan, Commissioner Duff, l.. w.
Peck, George d. Patterson and family.
The latter were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Strong.
Judge and Mrs. Muf1y. of this city, re-
ceived u telegram from Fountain Head,
Tenn, Thursday, bearing the sad news of
the death of their only daughter, Anna, a
young lady about eighteen Yeas of age.
She had been attending school at that place
for the past year. The telegram was the
first intimation the family had of her sick
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Mufly have the SYM
pathy of the entire community in their
deep bereavement.
Leroy B~everidge, who has been making q
tour of the Pacific coast for the past few
months, returned to our city on Saturday
of the past week. His family stopped in
Salt Lake City for a brief visit among
friends. Mr.. Beveridge's daughter Jennie.
who graduated last June at Mills seminary,
Oakland. CAL, recently sailed from San
Francisco for q Pacific ynyp pe of some dnr-