The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-01
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"Harrie." so as to complete the trio
"Tom. Dick and Harry"
The jefferson County Sentinel speaks in
the highest terms of the lecture delivered
by Prof. X. G. Young, in Boulder, on
Thursday evening, before the Jefferson
County Teachers institute.
H. @. Stone. of Great Falls, has accepted
a position as operator in the general office
of the Montana Central railway. Mr..
Houghton, whom he succeeds, has accepted
the position Of agent at Cascade.
The friends of Mrs. Judge Mcconnell
will sympathize with her in the death of
her mother, Mrs. Mccall, or Thursday of
last week. The remains were sent to her
old home in Pennsylvania for interment.
A. J. Fisk returned Monday from a six
weeks trip to New York. Boston and other
eastern cities. The change of climate and
the cold weather have etfectually cured him
of hay fever, at least for the present season.
Rev. F. Batens, who has just come from
; the American college at Louvaln, has taken
/! up his residence in the CATHOLIC cathedral
in this city. and from here will visit Boul-
! der, the Missouri valley and White Sulphur
Springs.
I Mrs. L. V. Moore, wife of the Rev. Z. v.
4 Moore, gave a Halloween party to her Sun
day school class last evening. The boys
and girls enjoyed themselves immensely
playing games and tricks appropriate to the
evening.
This evening the Calumet club gave a lit
erary and musical entertainment at Calu-
met hall. The programme is an unusually
good one and those taking part in it will do
credit to their portion of the evenings en-
tertainment.
Eugene Braden has returned to his home
| i'll this city after four weeks spent in Cali
fornia. 1t is rumored that ere long design
ing mammas will be obliged to drop him
| from the list of Helena's marriageable
young men.
Mrs. Eliza johnson, mother Of Superin-
tendent Il. +. johnson, of the Montana
Central, who has been spending the past
four months in different portions of the
east, visiting relatives, returned to Helena
last Friday.
j. w. Thompson and family returned
from Pittsburg on Tuesday. Mrs. Thomp-
son and children have spent several months
in the east among relatives and friends.
while our genial alderman was left at home
to go it alone.'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Wilkinson. who were
among the first settlers in Alder gulch. and
nave resided in Montana for more than a
/ quarter of a century, left last Sunday for
| nm extended trip through California. 1t
! the conditions prove favorable they may
conclude to permanently remain in that
state.
Frank Baird, of the Helena National
pduk, leIb lueSuhY oNeI II oAlcu Siii
for q three weeks visit among friends in
Missouri. He will visit Kansas City, St.
Louis aud Macon, his old home, before his
return. Mrs. Baird's mother will accom-
IN him on his return trip to make a visit
with her daughter II family, of this city.
The Society of the Kings Daughters, of
the PRESBYTERIAN church, had q sale OF cake
and home made candy in the Denver block
on Thursday afternoon and evening. The
cakes looked very appetiaing and the candy
was the sweetest. A considerable sum was
realized from the sale, most of the cakes
and all Of the candy finding ready pur-
chasers.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of the
Congregational church held Il meeting at
the residence of j. b. Sanford on Thursday
afternoon. The afternoon was greatly EN-
joyed, rs the topic under discussion was
THE Missions of Northern Japan" and
each lady went away feeling that she had
learned much about that strange country
and its inhabitants that was until then UNI
known to them.
The Jefferson County Sentinel has this to
say OF the lecture delivered by Judge Mo-
Connell before the teachers institute held
in Boulder: Judge Mcconnell delivered
ono of the most beautiful and instructive
extempore lectures to the members of the
teachers institute last Friday afternoon we
ever listened to. He knows how ii is HIM
self, as he spent his young days az Il teacher.
The Judge is II fine speaker, and has the
happy faculty of carrying the minds of the
audience with HIM"
Surely there ia no need for the bachelors
Of Montana to be sending peas to EASTERN