The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-29

- sssAsA NvcHuus ~ iuTRe NUMBER attended
n games and music were the features oi
the evening.
THROUGHOUT THE sTATE.
billings,
Miss Fannie Campbell has been suffering
from a light attack Of the grip.
Every ono is looking forward to our hav.
ing two mails a day after the 10Th inst.
Considerable preparation has been, made
ror the Easter. services TO- be held at the
churches Sunday. 1sT s1T7
Capt. Van Etten delivered two temper
anGe lectures at the oonat house to good
Wednesday morning Mrs. Wallace re-
ceived the sad news of the death OF q sister,
who was in Colorado for her health.
=, "A. Lee has been suffering from 4
severe attack q rheumatism for several
days, but 10 more able to be about.
Miss Metcalf, who has been spending a
number OF months in Billings. has accepted
The saltwater school which will open Mon
Miss Leila Martin was tie luckv one who
earned the prize at the observation social
by rendering the greatest number Of arti-
Giles.
N. b. Rowley. who has been spending the
winter with his son, H. w. Rowley, will re-
turn next week to the old homestead IN
Minnesota.
Mi. and Mrs. John H. Wilson celebrated
S snnaa W m1 weadinR anniversary at their
es;ar5 luesuay evellnR a NUMBER OF
time is reported.
Mrs. Garvin, who has been seriously i'll
Tor several weeks past, grew alarmingly
worse q DR.. Alton, Of Livingston, was
summoned in consultation. At last &C
ooun.s sue Is somewnas petter.
ow.la u...s'on, ono oL Diltangs VICE
frnm yIuuk Hlel, reeuIneu meuneSday
MIA. He Joined the Invalid 1rorns dnrirn
his absence. but has fuuv rannverad ana
"Richard is himself again. Z
II. L. KNIGHT. asaociate ed;tor ~ The Ri
lings Gazette, departed on Saturday morn
ing for his old home in Maryland. II has
been ten years since Mr.. Knight came west
g. & mere lag 70 grow Up with the cOun-
Wy anu ~ seeN ms fortune.
IN mex Wednesday evening the ladies' OF
th : MysoiS clT M wili eve g cameo party 'at
cai;cn T..,, lno aau.esW viii Oe dressed IN
with q sealed envainna conta ;n;,rp le ! nsoL
tia 1na4chinn the SrssS - snnoa inas " neoA
D. C--I~-"- y, \ 49, A""uI.
%. church Of thin aitv' wilf d"i;va = Nc !nq e. " "
we'll sermon Easter: morn;no h 1so',e.
BiIlinos to loci aftar h;s -a,eh =. - ae 6
latin valley. He will be succeeded Nv tha
Rev. O. III. Sproul, who will assume HIS
dusies Immediately. ~
The ladiaa ~ Aha Coth,,;o ahr~ -..,,
give an entertainment Friday evening.
April 8, in the dining room of the Grand
hotel. A musical programme has been ar
ranged after which the floor will be cleared
sna1 al may JOIN N strlpplng the Light fan-
tast 10.
Z $500 s
Deer Lodg Notes. ~
Rev. Galen Wood. of Butte. was in town
Monday.
Mrs Ton n HIS. - snol.. NIL.
rived in Deer Lodge Tuesday.
John +. Strau]nal has huan in town All.
week from Portland. 49, $3.50 ~ Ills
Mrs. Keenan. Of Cold craoL mos sha.
ping In tow Wednesday.
II + Toon,a, Ia.
tr,o 70 thho Ing l nf W.ohuay on q business
~ - oSaoo " "osninRton.
NJ &C. 1oao .e" p ca. ~ tne Ruest OF
NJ = !. os1A.o' = 11eiena.
Mis. 2. Mshan, OF Anaconda, has been
VlsltinR reiatives IN the city this week.
VIM. Coleman, who has been visiting in
east Will arrive his week from Chi
cago. Sc
Tuesday evening, Miss Virginia Douglas
entertained a number of invited guests at
her home.
DR., Mitchell. VIM. Colamon .rat n -
Joslyn, all contemplate building hand
some residences OF Missouri went this
summer.
HaInav;lia h.a. ,arl . soaouiuS IN
1uaa.sa nnv1ns leIg Ior tna5 place on
WeuueSuay OF tnls week.
Miss Lou Huber. of Helena. CANA over
from that cjtv Fridav IN ottand +ha TonJJaU
wadd;nn ana ~ y ""na sne OonIey-
49, IA "no . sues' aS une acao-
M-s roh, w;,,;..
1Aas' OonH W!!llaiHS entertained the