The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
irmed to-day at the Catholic church by
Bishop BrOudel.

uTIueu UO-uAy HL inc C3LuOilC CHURCH by
Bishop Broudel.
The Misses Mary and Nellie Wardle
leave the early part of the week for Wis
c%onsin, their home.
The public school closed Friday after
noon with a few literary exercises which
were very largely attended.
The ice cream festival given by the l. 0.
G.. L. was quite a success. Strawberries,
cake and cream were served.
Mrs. Caslett returned This week from
Boise City to superlntend ther removal Of
household goods to that point.
Fl. j. Toomey came over from Helena
Wednesday and ook a trip Town into Ne
vada valley, looking up valuable interests
in that section.
G. P. Chapman. brother-in-law of John
Smurr, with his wife. arrived Thursday
evening in Deer Lodge. which they intend
making their future home.
Next Tuesday, the 9th inst. is Flower
Mission day at the United States peniten-
tiary, county Jail and hospital, under the
auspices of the W. G. L. U.
J. E. Bradley. a we'll known and highly
esteemed former townsmen, was married
the Sd inst. in Liberty, Mo-, to Miss Cora
Richie. Best wishes and congratulations.
The program for the commencement exer-
cises have been arranged md are the same as
in years past. Thursday evening a reception
will be held in the college parlor to which
all are invited.
Prof. G. M. Foote and wife leave soon for
Butte. where they will locate. From social
and literary circles, where they were pleas
| ant companions. Mr.. and Mrs. Foote will
be sadly missed.
The Misses Kate Calvin and Lena Greve.
of Montana college, left last Saturday
morning for New York, where they will
| visit the family of Raw. D. j. Mcmillan for
a few days, and then sail for Europe. Miss
Greve expects to return this fall, but Miss
Calvin will prosecute her musical studies
in Germany for a year.
Mrs. 0. B. O'Bannon's private chool closed
Thursday evening with appropriate exer
oises, in the Odd Fellows' hall. One of the
most pleasing parts Of the exercises was .
short farce by W. ID. Howells, "a Likely
Story" The Misses Florence King, Mary
Mills, Alice Coleman aud Olita Hensley
took their parts nicely for amateurs.
One of the prettiest weddings of the sea
son was the marriage at L. w. Catlin's
home on Rainbow avenue Of Miss May
Dakln, of Butte, to George w. Lamson, of
the same city. Both having been former
: residents of Deer Lodge and still holding a
high regard for their numerous friends here
they desired the ceremony to be performed
under the roof which witnessed several
happy weddings. The happy couple will
take an eastern trip and will be at home tC
friends in Butte after July l.. r
Billings.
O. +. Goddard went to Helena Monday to
attend the supreme court.
T.. S. Hall, of Morris, Mimi, is in the
city visiting his sister, Mrs. Fl. L. Lovett.
DIR. l.. Nutting, of Laurel, has been in
the city attending to his duties as county
commissioner.
Hank Terrell leaves for Castle Friday
and will probably spend the summer look
ing after his mining interests there.
Mrs. L. p. Williston will leave Tuesday
morning for the east, where she will remain
during the summer visiting relatives and
friends.
w. A. Boots, of Castle, is in the city this
week attending the quarterly meeting of
the county commissioners for Yellowstone
county.
Rev. l.. A. Wallace returned yesterday
from Castle, whittier he had gone with sew
eral other ministers to organize Il church at
that place.
George l.. MUIR and Miss Amelia Card
we'll were married Wednesday ut the home
of her brother. Ed. Cardwell, near Still
water, both the contracting parties are
from Billings.
School closes Friday and next week the
children will scatter to the ranches and the
teachers will return to their homes in the
east. The Misses Mooney will go to Chi
cago and Miss Constable to Ohio.