The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-26

ier. Ben Harris, md her daughter arrived in
the city from Nashville, Tenn, on Monday. |
They will spend some time visiting In Hell
ena.
Mrs. @. w. Pow and mother, who have
been in the city for tho past month M the
guests OF Mrs. A.. Z. Koidrnp, returned to
their homo in Portland, Ote.. on Wodnes-
day.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Christian
church will have a salo Of hne n~eedlework
and art goods In the parlors Of THAR church
at 2:30 p. m. IN July %. They deserve 10
DO we'll patronizsd.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. b. Shaw, Of Louisville,
up their residence. Mr., Shaw will take the
management OF the Pacific Life lnaurance's
business in this city.
Mrs. Lee W.. Foster, of Butte, spent the
past week in this city the guest of Mrs. D..
H. Weston. Mrs. Foster has just returned
from an extended trip through Europe,
Egypt and Asia Minor.
prospecting tour in Deer Lodge on Wednes-
day. The deer he shot were few. the fish he
caught were fewer, and the gold mines he
discovered were fewer still.
w. II. Conner. secretary of the Y. M. c.
A., OF this city, has returned from Minne-
apolis, where he has been attending the
national convention of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor.
Prof. Howard, former superintendent of
the Helena schools, il in the city visiting
friends and looking ovor his old stamping
ground. He is now superintendent Of tho
military academy at Ogden, Utah.
Will Whites,de, accompanied by his sister
Will ii, in the employ OF the Continental
Oil company, of that city, and his sister
will spend tins summer there with him.
Barnard Brown and wife. who did so
much while at Toronto Toward sec uring the
teachers' convention for this city, returned
last week accompanied by their niece, Miss
Stacia Crane, who will spend some time in
Montana.
Mra. M. r. Waite, of Washington, widow
of tho late chief justice of the United States
supreme court, is at tho Helena. She is ac-
companiod by Miss Mary r.. Waite, her
sister, Mrs. j.. M. Gloyd. Mr.. Gloyd and II.
w. Bigelow. The party is on the way to
the coast.
A few of the young people of this city
will present the operatta OF The Little Ty-
coon at the opera honse in about three
weeks. Rshearsals are in progress, and the
young people promise a musical treat.
Gus Lehman has the whole management of
the music
Bishop Seymour, of Illinois. will address
morning and the evening service will be
conducted by ArchdeRcon Sulger. Both
these gentlemen are we'll known for their
ability in the pulpit and u large congrega-
ton should listen to the addresses of both.
All ye that have a spare room that can be
used for the accommodation of the numer-
GUS schoolma'ms who will visit our city
next year, arise and say 80. We can afford
to sleep in the garnet or in the cellar, that
they may be we'll housed. Put up cots il
your parlor. We cannot afford to lose the
convention for lack of proper acconlmoda-
tions.
E. w. Fenweck, for the past two years
manager of the Helena Lumber company
of this city, has severed his connection witt
that company to 60 to Bonner, whore he
has accepted u position with the Blackfoo'
Manufacturing and Mining company OF
that place. lie will be succeeded in his po-
sition here by VIM. Morrison.
Mrs. j. T.. Richards, wife of the lieuten-
ant governor, has been suggested BY Mr.
Hershfeld as a desirable appointment al
one of the lady managers of the Worlds
fair, to tax the position made vacant BY
the resignation of Mrs. Knippenberg
Mrs. Richards is a very intelligent woman
and we feel sure would represent the STATE
of Montana in a most excellent manner
and her appointment would meet with gen
eral favor.
The following from the Missoula Gazette
refers to Mrs. Cummins. of our city
'Grantsdale has had the pleasure of enter
tanning Mrs. N. s; cnmmins. state presi.
graceful and fluent speaker, and held he
audience spell-bound during a lengthy anc
earnnst appeal in behalf of the cause fo'
which she represents our state" Mrs
Cummins will visit Missoula and the
surrounding towns before returning te
Helena.
W. D. Stansifer, formerly storekeeper fol
the Montana Central railway in this city
has resigned his position here to accept ,
situation of the same nature with the Mon
tana d Seattle railway at Seattle. He j.
succeeded here by +. j. McClaughy, former
Car foreman. On the evening before his
departure the machinists and engine men
repaired to his residence where, after E
brief speech by L. j. McClaughy he was pre-
sented a handsome meerschaum pipe anc
an alligator skin purse containing 800 in
gold. Thus his colleagues attested theil
high appreciation of his sterling qualities
He left the city on Tuesday for Seattle.
THROUGHOUT II STATE.