The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18

N#S.-FTf hgHaE HE#M AGI!Hla. s"|T
City last Sunday. The doctor will form a
ablest physicians of Kansas City.
L. q. s%tebbins, travelling passenger agent
for the Montana Central railway, returned
Thursday from a trip to Utah, whittier he
had been to look into the Mormon question.
Miss Sallie O'Bannon, of Deer Lodge, is
visiting her sister in this city. After spend
ing n short time in out city she will go tc
Illinois, which state is to be her future
home.
g. A. ~Broadwater, wife and daughter, left
Saturday for New York, from which place
they will join a party bound for the West
Indies. They will be absent three or foul
months.
d. G. jackson, formerly manager OF the
Northern Pacific express Office in Helena
but now residing in Tacoma, is in this city
calling on his numerous friends and ac-
quaintances.
George RyalI, of kalispell, arrived il
Helena last Tuesday for q short stay i'll thu
capital city. He reports his town in a pros
as to its future.
NJ. j. Morgan, one of the pioneers Of
Montana. arrived in the city from his rancl
on Wednesday ell route to California. Hi
is largely interested in sheep raising in thu
Smith river valley.
Mr.. Woodland, of Pardeeville, Wisconsin,
called on friends in this city last week. Mr..
Woodland was en- route for the coast, where
if all things prove favorable, he will enter
into fruit culture.
Mr.. and Mira. McElwain, of Helmsville,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Chafe. OF
Warsaw, New York, spent a few days in
this city, the guests of the family of Super
intendent Cannon.
J.G. Singer, who for many years was a
resident of Helena, but of late has resided
in Butte, came over to the capital city on
Wednesday and III all probability will con
clude to remain among us.
Mrs. j. b. Botzet, of St. Paul. who has
been spending several months in Califor.
mia, on her return stopped in this city sew
ernl days to visit her sister. Mrs. X. d,
Mack. she left for her homo Thursday.
Misses Clara and Rosina Dekum, cousins
of Miss Annie Reinig, accompanied by
their brother, Otto Dekum, arrived in Hell
ena on Thursday evening. They will visit
several weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Reinig.
The rising marksman of Helena, beyond
all question, is Master Tom Hauser, who
returned from Q hunting trip last week witt
fifteen ducks and thirteen snipe to his
credit, the best record made by any men,
Der of his party.
Mrs. Boy. OF Cincinnati, Ohio, accom-
panied by her WI daughters, Edna and
Alice, arrived in this city last week. They
are stopping ut No. 1l3 Clark street. Mrs,
Boy comes to our genial climate in the hope
of improving her health.
The oyster social given on Tuesday oven
ing by tho Y. r., s. G. e.. of the Christian
church was a complete success. The liter
ary programme was a good one and wei
rendered, tho bivalyes seemed in no wise
like the proverkInl church social oyster. bu,
were humorous in the soup md splenuidly
prepared. and the music furnished was OK
%ceptionally good.
A dancing party was given Friday night
by the Crescent club at Electric hall. The
young people present enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent. Among those in at
tendance were the Misses RYAN. McEvilv,
Herman, Klei, Degan, Nallen. Kelly, Mar
tin, Dunnmore; Messrh. Cruise, Cantwell,
Ryan, Gallagher, Burns, Preuitt, Dogge,
Gallon, Cullen, Wall, Dahler, Monroe and
league.
The entertainment given bv the Ladies'
Aid society OF the st. Paul's Methodist
church on Friday evening was Il very pleas
ant affair. An excellent programme. con-
sisting OF ROTATIONS, vocal and instru-
mental music and reading OF choice solec-
tiona. was we'll carried out. Quite II sum
was realized from tho entertainment nj
though the price Of admission was but %
cents.