The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-13

DO some time, however, before he Will 70
on the streets again.
Harry Cassdy'S pIeasans smlle ~ sk"sn
scan OH orr streets. DO returned isst wysA
from = two woska vacation spsnt III mm-
". Lyman, hfflven N iielenn lnps ~u VA.
after spending Heyoral weeKs.AmonB '''o11'
and relatives IN Ncbraska.
Dan McMann, ticket agent Of tho MON
tann Central. returned TO ms posi- On on
Wednesday, bringing WIN nim rom -"
Canadian hons . iair ptiae'
George II. Boos, business manaRer o. sne
Journal Publishing company. = ~. y.
Fisk. editor OF the Herald, arrived ia eo"A
Thufsday from Victoria, y.
II. q. and 3. II. Mclntire, " we'll knewn
attorneys OF this city, Departed sunday Ior
White sulphur Springs, where they VIII b.
tend the session o. the aistrlcs court
Professor and Mrs. Phelps returned sun.
day night from their HONEYMOON spens ~
Boulder hot springs, he TO begin MS routIno
of school teaching and she to housekeeping
James Ponsford, Of Bozeman, accom-
panied by his TWO daughsers, atlivea ~ tn,s
city OIL Monday. Ihe young ladies WIZ ~
tend school at the ~. vincent ACADEMY.
Mrs. HARDWOOD and children are visiting
at tho homo OF the parents OF Mrs. Har-
wood, in Butte, during the absence OF the
]~SNe ".S ~ sS
park.
Harry Fuller n T. j. Cronin, accom-
panied by their better halves, spent last
sunday at the Gate Of the Mountains, en-
joying the hospitality of Judge HilRer and
wife.
T.. Il. Smith, a of the Northern
Pacific Telegraph office, accompanied by
his mother. left Monday night for Ohio to
be absent q few weeks oil q well earned va
cation.
MI. Jordsn, of ST. Louis, is in the city.
While in Montana he will avail himself OF
beauties for which our mountain streams
are famous.
George Taylor, accompanied by his vito
and family, came down from Nsihart Fri
day. Mr.. Taylor will return to-day, but
MIS- TAYLOR will spend some time visiting
friends in this CITY.
Ire LADIES' Of The Christian church osyo a
ne i an'ies q, 'n so onIls; ;n ~ Inu, ,arIors so 81
thar church on TnsaIav araning 4 large
nn,nh oo.on w uo.a ths ,,an., rafrash.
mnnts vere servaa' and ali had q GOOD time.
Ado,nh 4 schott nanhaw ~ +. I. Vim
n~"p ~ th;s ~. "rr;ved here from
Esat y. .ni M;ch;nan fnr ~ visit among
h ien..1he a VII, visit ne coast cities. having
nir.od 70 tahan IN tho w"ndera Of The Ma
4t. " 10 &c., .rr;v;nn -, tbio o;tv
"onA1 = -. ahIa.,as h.vo
9 49, LAY so" ~ ,mHn vs. .athar
peon aaop.eo ~ . e1sa,n ILL - stsan.
Ait%o =. ' q dacide ay' blonde he has TAKEN a
n,S Sa = " 1872. ~ Nd ~ baa niacsa a
Amy H.. t naIapod sh;n n,oo whara IL won
wiii oa ii at h;s homa rnn xiIi he modastlv
wa w o%hrinhjnp,v ;nu;tsdd 70 viaw them '
" $3.50 ISL, -. .a.e
fAuIus -. GaIiano, Esq, sou " h.yoiney
General daIlaha OF tne Giexelano capiaee'
1g a VISITOR 70 tne capibal ciey 81 hon.aia;
ne Is the guest OF S1aney wlsnelpee anu
family: Mr. darlana mas peen maAang M
extensive tour OF the hortne!n spases UNI
the National PARK; AFTER q trip 70 me coasS
mere is a Prooapl!lty thas ne Will Aoca'e III
Helena ana prectlce law
The following telegram was received by
B. II. Langley, OF this city, from his wife,
dated New York, Sept. 8: "Our party sail
at 8 p. m. to-day: All are we'll. Mrs.
Jockey leaves for home this 2. M. "The
party consists of Mrs. B: T.. Langley and
SON, Mrs. Crosby! and daughter, Miss Moille