The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-20

citv. Mr.. OIsegett ID tho conteatant 81
Senator Dubois seat In the United ssa'ss
senate.
W, N. MCCARTHY, OF Grsnt Falls. y visit
ing friends In this city: hs !. slonoHI
rapher for tho contestants IN sns D4ss ~M
case.
Mrs. s.. b.. Ellis, Of Salt Lake City, and =
former resident OF Helena, ID now visiting
frisnds In this city, tho guest o. =. =
Ehatsr.
Mr., Janray, travelling passenger agent
for the Grand Trunk railway. accompnn.eu
by his vile, visited In this Oily o pors'on "
the past week. ,M
Harry s.. Wheeler. son Of Col. Wheeler,
left Wednesday for Ann Arbor TO take =
two years course OF study III the Uniser-
sity Of Michigan.
Mrs. O'Bannon, OF Deer Lodge. - tcnch-
ing the young idea how 70 snoos IN pno
with Mrs. HOWE.
NJ. j.. sommers, Montana manager for
the Bell Telephone company, left MONEY
for Denver, where he GOES to WISH roia-
tives and friends.
Edward Horaky left Monday for New
York to enter the Bellevue HOSPITAL Mou.~
cal college for a complete course IN 1ne
study Of medicine.
w. j. Cartan. Of Omaha, who has been
spending some time in this city, left Ihurs-
day for Colorado to look after his mining
interests In that state.
George johnson, son Of u. ". Johnson q
tho Montana Central. arrived home yestef-
day from a stay of several weeks from nas
old home in Aurora, i'll.
Louis DeLestry, editor of the Fraternal
Review, has been appointed deputy supreme
commander Of the Select knights a. y. -
w. for the state of Montana.
Mrs, Marcus I4issner, who has been dan.
Rerously i'll for several days, is p~ronounce
out Of danger by her physician. MI. Liss-
ner is also under the weather.
Miss s. Sanders has returned from her
Alaskan tour, having spent a most dellRhG.
full time in and about that interesting ana
valuable possession OF the United States.
Frank IL, Reed, the we'll known architect,
will leave for Chicago in Q few days to lake
up his residence in that city. HIS many
friends will regret to learn OF ms deparS-
ure.
.. II. Hershield has rented the hand
aome residence Of Col. Sanders on Ewing
street for the winter. Mrs. Hershheld mas
decided to remain in Helena during the
winter.
Chas. f. Word and his sister. Miss May,
left Tuesday via the Northern Paclhc LOT
the east. Charles will enter Yale college.
and Miss May will enter a school IN Phlla-
delphia.
DR.. Irvine Stone and wife, s.. 2. Weed
and III. Willard, all of this city, left Thurs
day via the Union Pacific for st. Louis,
Mo-, to attend the annual conclaye OF the
/. O. O. r.
G. w. Case, general superintendent Of the
Great Northern, with a party OF friends,
arrived in this city last Sunday, IN their
special car. and stopped at the Broadwater
while here.
A son Of Supt. e. b. Wakeman, OF the
Great Northern, returned to his home IN 81:
Paul Monday, after having spent several
weeks in the mountains Of Montana hunt
ing and fishing.
Henry 8. Wheeler, who has been in the
employ of the Montana Central and Great
Northern railroads for the past five years,
left on Wednesday for Ann Arbor. Mich, to
remain permanently.
Miss Frances Fitz returned yesterday af-
t%ernoon from her eastern trip; While away
kee and Chicago. While in Milwaukee she
acted as maid of honor at her brothers
wedding.
Bessie and Bernioe Lenoir, whose mother
SO recently died in this city, left last week
for Fort Shelly. Dakota, to join their faith
er, who left here some time ago Tor the pur-
pose of establishing himself in business IN
that state. sy"
Mr.. T.. T.. johnson, superintendent Of the
Montana Central, started for Chicago
Saturday to be absent two weeks on a well
!, earned vacation. Mrs. johnson left a week
: ago for Aurora where she will be Joined by
her husband.
william Muth. H. M. Parohen and a mum
Der of their friends from the east left for a
hunting fishing excursion on Tuesday.
The field of their labors willsbe the beautl-
full Flathead valley. The party will be alb
sent about two weeks.
Miss Swiggett, daughter of Mr.. swiggett
of the United States land office IN this city,
left last week for Washington, to be absent
? a year. During her absence she Will devote
herself to the study Of elocution, for which
she shows great aptitude.
b Arthur Kleinsohmidth and q friend de-
serve to have amedal for trst-class shoot.
ing, they having bagged forty ducks as the
result Of a days shooting on the ranch OF
!. Mr.. Kleinschmidt. They started out again
/ last night for another shoot.
) Thu friends of Colonel Chas. D. Curtis
extend their sincere sympathy to him in hit
, severe and painful accident, which occurred
on Thursday. If the desires of his friends
could make it SO, his bruises and fractures
would be healed in a very short period.
Miss Allison and the young ladies board
! ing at the home of Mrs. Updegratf, on Bentou
avenue. entertained Miss Conner on Tues
day evening at their boarding place. AL
though an informal affair, the evening was
8 very pleasantly spent by those present.
MISS King gave q 6mdll puG exceedingly
, pleasant card party to a few of her friends
on Friday evening at her homo on Bentor
: avenue. The following were invited: The
Misses Swan, Cullen. Davenport and Wal
4 Their, Messrs. Carnochan, Prosser, Craig ant
Gibbs.
= W.. H. Schmitt. court stenographer o
' this CITY, went to Butte last Sunday for thu
purpose of taking testimony in the Penros
case for the state. Mr.. Mcdonald, who
has been doing the work, has to resume hit
. duties as official stenographer at Dee
Lodge soon.
Mrs. Alice B. Poole, Christian scientist o
Boston, is the guest of Mrs M. w. johnson
5l2 Peosta avenue. A reception was giveI
her Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. A. Bradley
n Al Park avenue, at which she met many o
the scientists of this city. Mrs. Poole is OF
her way east.
The ladies of the Temple EMANUEL CAV
!. a sociable in the parlors of their church OF
Wednesday evening, which proved a mos
y enjoyable affair. Tt was largely attended
and the ladies left nothing undone tina
would add to the enjoyment of the occa
u sion.
The Band Of Hope, of the Northern Pa
y cifio addition, gave an entertainment, con
sisting of Rotations, singing and instru-
mental music, at ADAMS hall, or Thursda,
evening. The audience was much pleased
o with the programme, which was creditabl.
rendered.
a Among the handsomest of tho reception
u gowns seen this autumn in Helena is TIN