The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-12
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
Deer Lodge.

Agent Johnston was in Butte Thursday,
Theodore Brantley was In Helena Tues
day.
Il. W.. Catlin is in Granlte-the city above
the clouds.
DR.. S. w. Minshall was in New Chicago
Wednesday.
F. I. Irvine, of Butte, was busy in the
city Monady.
Mrs. Earl has been visiting her daughter
at the college.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs visited Butte the lat.
ter part of last week.
S. e. Larabie left Sunday afternoon fol
California via Portland.
j. P. Catching, of Bearmouth, has been
IN town during the week.
Miss Bette Batterton is home after a
prolonged visit to Anaconda.
DIR. MCGOWAN has returned to Deer Lodge
after nearly n years absence.
Mrs. G. G. Birdseve, of Avon, was a guest
i'll the city the first of the week.
n. Il. Titus, of %Philipsburg, has been
professionally engaged in the city.
Mrs. Frank Miles has been the guest of
Mrs. Cloves for some days this week.
Mrs. A. X. Bouden, of Garrison, visited
her mother, Mrs. John O'Neil, on Tuesday.
Lon X. Hoss. from Spokane, has returned
to Deer Lodge where he intends to locate.
Mrs. Mary Evans and Mrs. Henry Nc
Murphy have been guests at Warm Springs
this week.
Miss Bette Batterton is home from Ana
conda where she has been teaching music
for some time.
John Galbraith and Fred Gullette were
IN Butte lust Saturday attending the Sea
King performance.
Mrs. s. ID. Kenyon, of Anaconda, has
been the guest of her father, Judge J. G.
Fatterton, this week.
The Gamma Theta Literary society of the
Montana college gave a pleasing entertain
ment in Irask hall last Saturday evening.
The Woman's club gave a most pleasing
miscellaneous programme Monday evening,
the principal feature being q description Of
a visit made to the volcano Mauryo Lua in
the Hawaiian islands, by Mrs. II. A. Smurr.
1t is proposed to give a public reception in
two weeks.
Mrs. Cora e.. Cloves, wife of VIM. E,
Cloves, who for a year past has been a resi-
dent of this city. died Friday morning of
consumption. She leaves three small chill
oren. Deceased was a sister of Murray
Miles, of Missoula, and Frank II. Miles, of
Stuart. The funeral will AXE place from
the family residence at two p. III.
The piano recital given by the Misses
Robinson on Tuesday evening was the
principal event of the week. A large and
appreclative audience attended Cottonwood
hall Notwithstanding the i%nclenent weather.
Frequent encores attested to the delight of
the audience. The vocal part of the pro-
gramme also came in for hearty applause.
Mrs. NJ. A. Jones is very popular as our
''village nightingale
Boulder.
Ben Wahle returned home last week from
his trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Maxfield went to Butte
last Wednesday and spent the day.
Miss Mary V. Parkison has been quite ill
with neuralgia the past week, but is now
improving.
Mrs. /. A. Leighton contemplates an early
visit to friends at Kansas City. She will
probably start in Il few weeks.
Judge j G. kerley, of the Townsend Mes
senger. came over to Boulder last week to
look after his real estate interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kennedy went to Ana
conda to attend the department ncamp-
ment OF the Grand Army of the Republic.
Milt Cooper, of Choteau county, came
here last Sunday from Chicago, and spent
the day with his SITTER, Mrs. f.. Concannon,
Samuel Wade and family moved down to
the Eastridge house. w. l.. Hay will oc-
the house formerly occupied by Mr..
Wade.
A number of young ladies and gentlemen
went down to Finn station last Friday
evening, to a dance given by the Misses
Ryans and Channel, of the valley.
G. o. ingalls,, editor of the Inter Lake, of
Demersyille III the Flathead lake country,
has been recuperating at The Boulder Hot
the past week.
Misses Winnie Mitchell and Maud NAL
on, the bellies of Elknosn, were visitors TO !
Boulder several DIGS last week and were the
guests of Mrs. H.. L. Simmons.
Mrs. j. III. Johnson. wife of the pastor OF
the Methodist church, left last week for a (
visit to friends mt relatives iii Tonnessee.
She waa accompanied by her three children. !
Miss Hutchinson, sister-in-law of Road
Marshall, of tho Northern Pacific
railroad, IL exeected in Boulder in n few
lays to take lessons III painting from Miss
Bessie Bartlett,
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, +. |
Jowan surprised them last Friday evening |
~ walking in and taking possession Of their
louse. The evening was spent in card
every one going home at u late /