The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-23
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the case.
John =; G9nnsr. president Of snS in Mi,snn
George, publisher OF the Western Kural OF
Chicago, are In the city. Mr.. Conner -
largely Interested in the Hlathoad country.
His daughter Florence also accompanied
him and ID visiting Miss Manic Allison. OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Foley arrived In the
city on Saturday and will spend a portion
of their honeymoon with the brides sister,
Mrs. John Dinnon. of this city, after which
they will leave for the east to visit the home
of Mr.. Foley. They we're also ACCOMPANIED
from Hope by Mr.. and Mrs.. John Clearly,
Mr.. Cleary being 4 brother Of Mrs. Foley.
Barnard Brown arrived in Helena on
Thursday, having left the executive COM
mittee OF the National Teachers' associa-
ton at Livingston. Judge McConneli
joined the party at that place. and no ana
Judge Blake are now pointing out the won
ders Of the National park TO the commit
tee. The patty will arrive in Helena some
time next week.
Prof. Il. q. Young returned Wednesday
from his eastern trip. lie WAS an enthusi-
astic and hard worker at the Toronto con-
y%ention, and did much towards securing
the National Educational association for
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Boston on his vacation, and comes back
ready for another years work among the
sohools of Helena.
Ths many friends and aoq~uAintances of
Miss Lizzie Ryan will appreciate the news
that she ia expected to arrive next Wednes-
day, and will resume her duties AS teacher
of the school in the kincaid districs. Miss
Lizzie will be accompanied by her sister
and two brothers, who intend to locate in
Montana. Her vacation has been varied
and enjoyable, she having travelled from
Montana to Texas visiting friends.
The following babies arrived in the city
in time for the fair, not to be exhibited but
John Carlson a son; Thomas Lyle says
theirs Is a boy; H.. O. Smith says, take a
cigar, boys, it is a young attorney; Attorney
James A. Walsh is looking through the en-
cyclopedia for q romantic sounding name
for q girl baby, while o. A. Turner declares
the new conner at their house can vote
twenty-one years hence.
Mrs. B. II. Langley, wife OF General
Freight and Ticket Agent b. III. Langley,
of. the Montana Central. Master Harry
Langley, Miss Glare Botkin and Miss
Wicks leave this week for a European trip.
The party will be absent a year. Mrs.
Langley will join her daughter, who is al
ready on the continent, and Miss Botkin
and Miss Wioks will enter n of the fine
schools for which the European continent
is celebrated, to remain for one year.
Boulder Hot Springs is becoming quite a
popular resort with the Helena people. It's
location is such as to tempt the tired house
taking her babies with her to spend n week
or two among the hills n at the fine
hotel Of the hot springs. The accommodate
lions there are all that can be desired, the
table we'll supplied with the delicacies Of
the yeason, the landlord hospitable and the
| hoAna Thn rnorpc 1f tho
hotel are all occupied, many of the guests
being Helena people.
A gay picnic party left Helenasearly Fri
day morning for the Gate of the Mountains.
After spending the day at the delightful
spot on the banks Of the Missouri, riding
down tbs river in the little steamer, and
partaking of the hospitality of the genial
Mr.. Hilger and his wife, the party started
for home on the edge of the evening. The
picnic was given in honor of Helena's Wis.,
iting young ladies. Those who attended
were Mesdames Floyd-Jones, Tooker. Clay
berg, James Wells, and the Misses Flanni-
gan, Davenport, Walther, Noyes and Flem-
ing, and several gentlemen.
The wedding of A. j. Hamilton, of Mel
hart, and Miss Carrie Amonet. of this city.
took place on Tuesday afternoon of last
week. The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Brewer and DIR. Swallow gave the
bride away. The bride looked very pretty
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cloth, with bonnet and gloves to match.
Among the guests present were Secretary of
State Rotwitt, Col. C.. d. Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Brewer. The Rroom
is a we'll known and prosperous mining
man of Neihart. After a short bridal tour
they will return to this oitv and occupy
apartments in the Homer block.
Is it quite the thing when going out for a
days fishing to wear a white vest fresh
from the hands OF a Chinese washee-
washee, a white tie, diamond pin, dress
coat and lavender trousers? ls it any Won
der the fish, in the locality Of Avon, refused
to bite last Sunday? Thoy only stared in
op~en-mouthed wonderment at one who
would do so rash a thing as to invade their
haunts in such attire. refusing to close their
mouths when a tempting fly, made of red
feathers and having a sting worse than a
humble bee, foated close to them. The
sun reflected from the white vest like the
rays of an electric light on a new tin pan,
and the diamond pin as a beacon light for
the rest of the party.
The Epworth league, of the st. Paul M.
p. church, of this CITY,. gave a most de-
lightful social at the residence of Mrs. Up
deeraf, at No. % North Benton, on Thurs
day evening. The lawn was brilliantly
grounds presented a gala appearance with
the young ladies in bright attire and the
gentlemen in the modest colors they are
forced to wear in small groups here and
there about the lawn. The object of the
social was for raising money for purchasing
a piano for the use of the league and to be
placed in the church parlors. A fine mu.
steal programme was carried out n greatly
enjoyed by all. The west side male quar-.
tette gave several selections, Mrs. Cushmar
sang a beautiful solo, and Mrs. Jackman
charmed the company with her sweet sing
ing. The refreshments served were Joe
cream, cake and watermelon. A great
many we're present from the other churches
and all united in pronouncing the social 6