The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-16

0ny IN 2 OF Mr. and Mrs. Bunker, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hindson. Mrs. Oliver Allen
and Mrs. Yonng also snjoysd the hospital
tty OF Mrs. detcheli on that evening.
Miss NJ. A: MoLaran, OF 81. Louis. has
left the smoky town on tho Mississippi for
the summer and IL enjoying the pure clear
atmosphere among the mountains OF Mon
tana. shc II stopping at The ~Brosdwater.
Miss 3. M. Baker. assistant to General
Freight and Ticket Agent B. II. Langley,
Northern, having spent her vacation
among friends in st. Paul and other eastern
points.
Mrs. Cohen. nee Boyer. started for San
Francisco Tuesday to visit the family Of her
husband, who reside In that city. She will
be joined at Spokane Falls by her husband.
She expects to be on the coast at least two
months.
Miss Laura league, one of HeleLa's most
successful teachers. returned to the city
last week from spending her vacation. She
visited Maj. and Mrs. Roman in the Flat
head country and Mrs. Hiram Knowles in
Missoula.
Mrs. w. B. Leach and son, Of Kearney,
Mo-, as visiting at the home of Mrs. Leach's
brother. r. H. MoGuinnsss, of this city.
They will remain here for two months and
will then go to White Sulphur Springs to
visit another brother.
A hunting and fishing party composed
of Chas. Word, Lyman and Eddie Hol-
ter and Steve Carpenter, left the city on
Thursday to be absent several days angling
for the fnny denizens Of the water and
shooting phesants and grouse.
W. B. Green, formerly superintendent Of
the Montana Central, in this CITY, but now
superintendent of construction of the Great
Northern, and Mr.. Palmer, superintendent
Of thesoonstruction of bridges for the same
road, are visiting friends in this city.
L. G. Stebbins. travelling passenger agent
of the Great Northern, arrived in the city
last week, and will locate here perma-
nently. He comes from Fargo, N. d.,
where he is held in high esteem, and will be
greatly missed by the people of that town.
Mrs. A. d. Raleigh, of Missoula, wife of
A: D. Raleigh, formerly pastor of the Meth
odist church of this city, has been spending
at 1911 Lyndale avenue. Mrs. old re-
turned with her to Missoula for q short
visit.
The social given at Lenoir hall, on
Wednesday evening, for the purpose Of rails
ing money for the erection of a drinking
fountain near the Northern Pacific depot,
was we'll attended, and those who partook
of the refreshments which were served pro-
nouncsd them excellent.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. A. Skinner, with their
daughter Myrtle, also Mrs. Robinson,
mother of George H. Robinson, of Marys
willie, left Tuesday over the Great Northern
for their future homo in Akron, Ohio.
They will spend a few days among friends
in Waukesha. Wis. before going to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. johnson and G..
Smith and wife, of st. Louis, spent q part
Of last week camping, seven miles below
Hilger's and one mile from Bear Tooth.
They foated down the river in a rowboat and
came back on the steamer Rose. They
caught about 200 fish and report an snjoya-
BILE time.
Mr.. Bridgeman. representative of the
Boston Congregationalist n a member of
the Raymond excursion, stopped in the
city on his way to the coast, calling upon
Rev. F. D. Kelsey. He seemed much in
tered in Helena and her surroundings, ask
ing questions regarding her present and
future prospects.
EdwardnG etchell, a Northern Pacific en-
ginser running between Helena and Boze-
man, met with a serious accident last week
while passing the ewitch target near Logan.
He was leaning out of the cab window and
the target struck him IN the back of the
head, making a bad wound. lie was taken
to his home in Bozeman in a critical condi-
ton.
A party. composed of Mrs. Reed, Mrs. J.
schmidt, Miss Belle Barbour, and Miss
Curtiss, left Thursday night for a trip
through the National park. It is quite the
fashion this summer for ladies to have a
we'll tanned complexion, and no better way
can there be of acquiring the nut brown
hue than by spending a week or two tramp
ing about the park.
Gen. Haupt, formerly general manager of
the Northern Pacific Railroad company.
and now of Washington, D.. O., accompa-
MED by his daughter, and son., Prof.
Haupt, of Pennsylvania university, left
this city on Thursday for a trip to the coast
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joined here by Miss Serepta Sanders, who
will form one of the party.
The people of Helena will miss the IA
miliar face and form of Adjutant Thomas,
of the Salvation army, from the ranks of
the army a sthey make their nightly parade
On Main street, he having 'been sent to
Minneapolis to engage in the work there.
fellow, and n more enthusiastic salvation
ist naver existed. Capt. and Mrs. Temple,
of Minneapolis, will arrive in q few days to
take charge of the army here.
On Thursday evening there was a social
gathering at the home of MIR. and Mrs. j. j.
Hindson, in honor of their guests, Mr.. n
Mrs. Bunker. .LYhe evening was SCENT in
pleasant converse, anda delicate lunch was
served. The invited guests were: Mesdames
j. b. Sanford, Yergy, Wilmer, Sterling,
Crowell and mother, Gardner. Folk.
SpauldinR. Reese, Stedman, Fitzpatrick and
Getchell; Messrs. Sanford, Yergy, Wilmer,
Sterling. Kelsey. Crowell, Spaulding, Fish,
Appleton and Bells.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. H.. H.
Clark, of East Helena, gave a reception in
honor of the marriage of their son, James
r.. Clark, to Miss Matte Wallace. About
fifty guests were present to offer their con-
CALCULATIONS to the bride and groom. The
early part OF the evening was spent in COIL
versation and in listening to the excellent
music furnished by A.. Oldham. Later
dancing formed the amusement and was
continued into the wee small hours. An
elegant supper was served at IL o'clock.
The following merry party left the city
on Sunday last for a drive to the sapphire
mines near Stubs Ferry: Mesdames James
Bannister, Edward Bannister, Miller, I. II.
kleinschmidt. Misses Marie Kleinschmidt
and Eliza Rector, and Messrs. L. H. Klein
schmidt, James Bannistsr, Edward Bannis-
ter, William Miller, L. E. Kleinschmidt,
Donaldson, of st. Louis, A. B. Klein
schmidt and e. FAINT. The day was spent
in hunting %sapphires, boat riding and fish
ing. A most enjoyable time is reported.
The Young Folks Bicycle club took a run
Wednesday morning to The Broadwater for
the purpose of holding Il picnic on the
pleasant grounds of the hotel. After a
ing Il swim in the plunge they partook of a
lunch under the trees and had a good time
generally. They returned to their homes
in the evening. Those who rode the whe els
were: Henry, Albert, Ruling and Abel
Parchen. Olive and William Davenport,
Lulu McClatchey. Lottie Boos, Fannie
Child, Woodman Fisk, Laura and Jackson
Fisk.