The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-31
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Deer Lodge.

John Maroney was in Butte Friday.
Will Arms left for Chicago this week.
N. j. B%islenberg was a Helena guest Mon
day.
Conrad Kohrs arrived Monday from Chi
cago.
G. Y. Reed was in Butte the first of the
week.
Deer Lodge blossoms as the rose this
week.
james Conley has returned from a trip to
Dakota.
Rhett Wiles spent a few days here during
the week.
o Mrs. A. X. Bowden visited in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Harris, of Granite. has been
visiting in town.
Mrs. Rockwell, nee Reed, has been visit
ing Mrs. Howard Zenor-
N. J. B%ielenberg and Howard Zenor spent
Tuesday on a fishing excursion.
Mrs. VIM. Kennedy, of Boulder, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. VIM. Fl. Trippet.
MI. and Mrs. Powell, of Missouri, are
guests of their s%on-in-law, N. P. Evans.
terprising citizens, has left for Demersville.
Mr.. Frank Conley and wife nave moved
into their new home on Penitentiary ave-
nue
Miss Alice NcAndrews has been a guest
at Mrs. A.. K. Bowden's in Garrison this
week.
Isl. Marks, formerly a guard at the United
States penitentiary, spent Sunday mid old
scenes.
Miss Alice Rodgers, an old tins student
of Montana college WAS in town Sunday
from Butte.
T. W. Catlin has been enjoying a few days
xnftk, 1s1 <n~o;1r oEkD. ~ c-,u -ool,. III
in Granite.
Mrs. H. MoMurphy and Miss Dollie
Evans are visiting the family of j. NJ.
Evans, of Missoula.
Miss Mollie Wiles and Lunnie Batterton
spent Saturday in town, leaving for their
respective schools Sunday.
Rev. F. d. Kelsey's lectures on botany
have not been as largely attended as they
deserved because of inclement weather.
Miss Margaret Wolfe has been visiting
the remote county school districts this week.
returning from Lincoln Gulch by way of
Helena.
Decoration day WAS as fittingly observed
in the city as the cold and disagreeable
weather allowed. No regular exercises
were held as it was very muddy.
The Y. M. z. G. announce a danos for
Friday evening, June II. which will, no
doubt, be a pleasant addition to the many
social events of commencement week.
Theodore Brantley left for the east
Thursday. On his return he will be ac-
companied by a fair bride, formerly art
teacher at the college and we'll known in
Deer Lodge as Miss Lois Reat.
Rev. j. E. Squiles, of Butte, and Rev. T.
J. May, of Helena, were guests in the city
Wednesday,. The former, with the assist
ance of the resident ministers, is holding
revival services at the NJ. E. church.
The college students, undaunted by low
ering clouds, left early Friday morning for
Dem psey, where they enjoyed the annual
picnic. They report an exceedingly damp
time, as the heavens gave forth of their
abundance nearly all day.
Philip Bleasingsr, of Pioneer, was stru ok
by lightning while ploughing near Haskell
Wednesday,. The funeral took place
from the Catholic church of this place Fri
day and WAS largely attended by the de-
friends from all parts of the
The funeral services over the remains of
the late j. Fl. Miller, who took his life, were
hold Tuesday morning from the Presbyte-
rian church. Rev. James Reed, who Off
ciated, reserved for the dead tender words
and the charity that thinketh no evil. Mrs.
Sylvia Brakeman, of Chicago, and w. H.
Miller. CT Sacramento, Cal. sister and
brother of the deceased, arrived in time to
the last sad rites.