The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22
FROM GREAT FALLS.
IN" Hold Our Own Club pnrty--Othts
Events and News,

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I'm" Hold Dur Own Club Pnrty--Othes
Events and News.
dhEAT FArIs. Fob. 2I.-fbpecial THE
members Of the II. q. u. o., Hold Our
own club. rendered q reception to their
friends Friday evening at Mr.. and Mrs. n.
- Hawking elegant residence on Fourth
avenue north. All benedicts wero excluded
anu q 0ayor, handsomsr crowd Of lads and
iasaies WAS ncvHr before conRregated to-
gether In our city. An elegant repast WINS
served and after the Indies had aroused the
curiosity OF the gentlemen present to such
an alarming state that the ladies were be-
coming afraid tbov would have to diyulge
the honored name of their club. they dis.
p pei To- then homes, Anon those pres
baum, Emma md Alice Cochran, Tripg,
!ngails. Newman, Hawkins. Jiich, Foots,
McCleland, Vancs, McNeil, Perkins, Lud-
wig, Weitman, Cockrell; Messrs. Jones.
Gray, kingwnld, Hotchkiss. Coleman, Burg
hardt, Rennedy, Carter, .Iobin, Cockrell,
Leary, Dougherty, Mcintyre. Collect, Crown
inshicld, Waite, Eaton, Atkinson, Barnes,
Bourlette, Mcknight, Shaw. Weitman.
Boardman, Warden, Reid, Pigott, Todd
and Hawkins.
grand banquet WAS given by the Catar-
act lodge. Knights Of Pythias, Thursday
evening, in commemoration of the twenty
sixth anniversary Of the founding OF their
order. The lodge room in Masonic block
was crowded with the gay knights. After
the regular lodge exercises an adjournment
was taken TO the banquet room adjoining.
where an excellent menu was spread. Toasts
t Tas9 m naahs sn 0ra nsgpy s PEE S;s nade - ~ ~ I'll
order, it's rapid growth and development
and power for good was detailed in eio-
quent addresses.
The skating pond has again been filled
with water, which has frozen and the young
folks are enjoying themselves hugely.
an extended trip throughout the east.
Albert Henry, a ranchman living in the
Smith River valley, is in town. He says
the gray wolves are both numerous and
dangerous in that vicinity. and that On sew.
eral occasions they have descended to the
ranches and killed numbers of calves. Mr..
Henry has lost several head OF stock AND
apprehends that considerable trouble will
be had to get rid Of them and considers
the ranges very unsafe at the present time.
Attorney Nelson. of Benton, spent a few
days in our city the past week.
DR.. Ernest Crutcher 10 rnsticating in Last
Chance gulch.
George M. Bingham departed Thursday
for n trip to Boston.
George Phillips, Of the First National
bank of Fergus Falls, N. d., has accepted q
position in the Northwestern National bank
of this city.
r.. H. Hughes, accompanied by his wife
and child, are visiting friends and relatives
in Duluth. MINI.
Officer Ball, who had his foot crushed be-
tween the bumpers of the cars, is able to
be around on clutches.
Rev. j. g. Pullman, general missionary
of the Baptist society for Montana and
northern Idaho, is the guest of Rev. Pope.
Miss Alice Cochran, OF the Monarch
schools, is visiting her parents this week.
Thu recent heavy snow prevented the schol-
ars of Miss Cochran's school from attend
ing, and she will not resume teaching until
Monday.
Let the long talked of Crees come. Great
Falls is we'll fortified. There are thirteen
professional prize-fighters in town.
Mrs. NJ. A. Leslie. of Helena, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Cockrill.
Mrs. A. J. Trigg CAV a progressive euchre
party ut her handsome residence Wednes-
day afternoon. Tit sterner sex were ex
cluded, but a good time is reported by those
who attended. Mrs. Raban captured the
head and 0 hand prizes, and Mrs. Bate
man the progressive prize, while the BOBBY
prize fell to Mrs. Gibbons. An excellent
lunch was served between cards.
L. T.. Gage, of the firm of w. b. Raleigh
& Co., left for Boston Saturday on a bust.
ness trip.
day.
Beantiful framed pictures at eastern prices at
The Bee Hive.