The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-27

but Afterwards removing TO Helena. Ho
has been q resident Of Iowa for tho past
twelve years, bnt still retains large inter-
ests In tho mines OF Montana.
Mrs. w. ii. Parkinson, Of BOULDER. camo to
Helena on the 18th TO NEST q brother whom
she hnd not seen for twenty years aud who
was accompanying tho CHur d'Alcne ex-
c%ursionists to this city. Tho meeting Was
a hnppy ono between brother and sister.
Mrs. Pnrliaon 10 still In our city visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrg. Draper, OF Missoula, visited
frisnds In this city n portion Of last weok.
II will b8 &suiembercd that MIR. Draper ~
the engineer who WAS so severely brniged
and scalded during the accident on the
Northern Pacific In August. He has nearly
recovered, and will soon be able TO take
charge Of his engine again.
Cards have been received announcing ne
marriage of Alden H.. Noyes, of this city,
TO Miss Lille N. Smith, of Peru, Mass., nt
the home Of the brides parents, on sept l6.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Noyes will DO Mt home in this
city Got. 20. Their friends in this city will
be glad to welcome Mr.. Noyes and his
bride to thoir new home in the Queen city
OF the Rockies.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Agnes Taggert and Peter Towey, both OF
this city, to take place at 1.-THE Catholic cath-
edrnl on Tuesday OF this week. Miss Tag
CERT has a large circle OF friends IN this
city, having been employed in Fowles' cash
store for the past two years. and by her
courtesy and Willingness has ingratiated
herself into the good will of the people OF
Helena.
A German class has been organized in the
high school, which meets twice a week after
school hours for the purpose of receiving
instructions in that language, which is al
most as essential nowadays as the English.
A very efficient teacher has been secured.
/ and thu nunilQ QYnaNt nv (JhrlatmAH to he
able to sing "Anna Rooney in that euphon.
ious tongue. Those VIC have already en-
tered the class are: Misses shaffer, Wood
man, Hopper. Harley, Smith. Williams,
Kelly, Burge, Annie and Gertrude Reifen-
rath, Mrs. Carmichael and Mr.. Harsh.
An INDEPENDENT reporter called on
Miss Minnie Reifenrath at her school
in the Presbyterian church across the
track of the Northern Pacific on
Friday last and was greatly pleased at the
manner in which the school ls being con-
Quoted. The little ones were interested in
their work and were quiet and studious.
The synthetic work done BY the tots was
novel and amusing. The school room is a
pleasant one and ia made more 80 by the
pictures which adorn the wall. Miss Reif-
enrath is one of the most successful teach
ers in the state and her pupils always stand
we'll in their work.
Agnes Sulgrove invited a number OF
her young friends on Tuesday, evening to
assist her in celebrating her fifth birthday.
The little folks had a merry time playing
games and relating to each other their ex-
periencss in this wicked world. Those who
assisted in entertaining were Mesdames
Perry and Burton, and Misses Bette, Nan
ME and Martha johnson. The little ones
who responded to the invitations sent out
by Miss Agnes were: Addie Burton, Peep
and Wells Kellogg, Pearl Bower, Pearl Poz.
nanski, Charlie and Lottie Featherly, Ray
mond and Lizzie Hartwig, Nancy and
Helen Perry, Pauline Zietz, Maggie Quinn.
Nellie and Mamie Maggie, Wilson, David
and Joe Perry, Patty and Mary johnson,
Katie Hogan, Vida Smith.
Tho Calumet club gave the opening ball
of the season in their new hall on Parl
avenue on Wednesday evening. Tho hall
although rather limited in space, 10 yet g
pleasant one, and the dancers enjoyed to
the fullest extent the fine music and the
smoothness Of the floor. The party was
not a large one. but among the numbe,
were several handsome toilets and a great
many happy faces. Those who p%artici-
pated at the opening ball we're: Mesdames
D. Marks, Sands, Cans, Poznanski, Kohl
berg, Kaufman. Il. Zimmerman, FeldberR,
Linz, Berkenfeld, Fuller, the Misses Car
RE Fsldberg, Yetta Feldberg, Hattie
Marks. Boyer, Israel. Amy Cohen, Green
hood, Hepner, and Jacobs; Messrs. Dave
Marks, Sands, Cans, Loble,' Poznanski,
Boyer, Kohlberg, Israeli Louis Israel, Ben
Loeb, T.. Zimmerman, Adolph Schott,
Adolph Zimmerman. Louis Schott, Will
Schott, Louis Cohen, Sheyer, II. II. Bonn.
Berkenfeld, Adolph Jacobs, Max Jacobs,
S. Hepner. A.. Marks, Fuller, and Blume'