The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-02
Personal and General.

Personal and General.
Miss Mary Mills, of Deer Lodge, is visit
ing in Helena. :
w. E. Cox, wife and son, visited Living
ston last week.
Mrs. M. A. Russell is seriously i'll at the
sisters hospital.
L. w. Bach visited our sister city over
the range last week.
A. G. Logan and little son Tom came up
from the ranch on Saturday.
Miss Rose Bartos, of this city, is visiting
Mrs. j. H. Barta. of Boulder.
Judge Hedges, wife aud son, loft Friday
for q three weeks trip to Alaska.
Sam Neil, of Oakland, CAL, is spending
a month among friends in our city.
Joseph Murphy. wife and daughter, Of
Great Falls, are visiting III the city.
Mrs. Cunningham is occupying Mrs.
Henry Cannon's house for the Present.
Miss Della Burton has been appointed
clerk by the state board of equalization.
Miss Lalla Brook has been quite ill for
the past week, but is slowly convalescing.
Walter Anderson, of Livingston, is visit
Ing his sister. Mrs. Russell, Of this city.
Railroad Contractor H. K. Halverson and
family, of Minneapolis, are visiting in
Helena.
Col. +. M. Malone, of Miles City. last
week looked in upon his many friends in
this city. l.
Miss Boutwell,, sister of Mrs. j. U. San
ders, left Wednesday to enter a convent in
New York.
Mrs. c. W. Ryder, wife of tho city editor
of the Herald. arrived in the city from st.
Paul on Monday.
Miss Wyman and Mrs. Gibson, sisters of
Mrs. G. B. Miller. left Friday for a trip
through the park.
Frank Martin returned Wednesday from
a two months absence at the Dandy mine,
in British America.
County Treasurer Mcneil and wife, of
Boulder, spent a portion of last week with
friends in this CITY.
Tkos. i. Goodwin spent a portion OF last
week III looking after his real estate
interests in Livingston.
Robert MoGinnis and wife, who have
been seending the past two weeks at White
Sulphur aprings, returned last week.
Major Eaton is making a tour of the
Cooke mining district in company with his
brother, Chas. Eatin, of Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stewart, accom-
Boulder Hot Springs, on Saturday last.
Mrs. A. w. Lyman returned last week
FROM Cleveland, Ohio. where she has been
spending several weeks at her old home.
NJ g.. n. Heathwool returned last week
from u stay of some length in Philipsburg.
She is visiting at the home of Ms. Gains.
III 8. G. W. Houghton and children re-
turned to this city ON Tuesday from an OK
tended visit at her old home in Missouri.
Mrs. N. Fretz has moved to the corner of
Ewing and sixth, and has taken charge of
the .etail dairy business of the Child ranch.
John B. Clayberg. who has been resting
from his labors for the past few weeks
among eastern friends, returned on Sunday
last.
j. G. Morrison, purchasing agent of the
Great Northe n railway, was here in the in
week.
Miss Nora Matheson returned Wednes-
day from Bozeman, whore she has been
spending some time with her friend, Miss
Page.
DR.. Norris returned to the city on Mon
day from Chicago, where he has been tax
ing a post graduate course in tho dental
college.
Rev. +. D. Kelsey's love of the floral
kingdom lead him to make a botanical tour
of the country around about Wickes during
the past week.
Messrs. Read, Kepner and Charles Armit-
age returned last week from q three weeks
trip through the wonderland, the famous
National park.
Mrs. A. r. Curtin and two little daughters
returned last week from IN extended visit
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at The Helena.
Ira Brown, an inspector from The interior
department. at Washington, was in the city
the past week making an Examination of
the local land office.
Judge Sanders left Thursday night to at
tend the g.. A. II. encampment in Detroit.
While sbscnt he will visit New York and
other eastern points.
Percy Kennett is spending a short vaoa-
tion in Fergus county, becoming personally
acquainted with the finny tribes Of the
streams in that region.
Col. James sullivan is again seen on the
strests shaking hands with his numerous
friends. He has been spending some weeks
among eastern friends.
Jacob Kanf returned Wednesday from an
extended. eastern tour. Before settling
down to business he will take in the won-
ders OF tho National park.
Miss frankie Jurgens. who has been Wis
ting relatives and friends in the east for
the last four months, returned Saturday
afternoon after a delightful visit.
p. Mcdonald, of Cincinnati, accompanied
by hin wife and family, have just made a
trip through the pnrkt, and are now resting
in Helena before starting for home.
The Cotillon club gave another of their
delightful hops ut the Broadwater Thurs