The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
0 PAIRS!
"A Great Bargain.
won a place in their affections, to say Moth
ing of all the "eligible bachelors of Great
Falls'' who will take up contiguous lands.
Personal and General.

lIlGIle hlUoEG hlAdkeE 10 AuIGo AIs
Mr.. Dorthy is back from Great Falls.
M. A.Meyendorf has gone to Great Falls.
Mrs. M. W.. johnson has returned from
Butte.
The child of Rev. Rollins is very ill with
measles.
Miss Kate Wilson left Wednesday for
Bozeman.
Mrs. w. L. LAWS is visiting her sister at
Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. Childs, Of Boston,
are in the city.
Miss Williams will leave on Monday for
Deering. Iowa.
Miss Hopper is at Great Falls visiting
Miss Gilchrist.
j. Hanover and wife, Of Spokane, are
visiting Helena.
Miss Sarepta Sanders is expected in
Helena any day.
There will be a confirmation at the syna-
gogue on Friday.
Miss Wheeler is talking of forming a
class in drawing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, of Butte. were in
Helena this week.
Otto S~choenfeldt, of Great Falls, was in
Helena this week.
The Goodwill circle of Kings Daughters
meet on Thursday.
W. A. CheGsman and children have left
for an eastern trip.
The Misses Murray leave on Monday for
their home in Iowa.
Mrs. George H. Campbell has taken up her
residence in Helena.
Miss Mary G.. Matthias leaves on Monday
for Fort Leavenworth.
Miss Norma Kleinschmidt has returned
from school in California.
Miss Athylia Shaffer leaves on Monday
for her home in Michigan.
Misses Matthias and Burton left on Satur-
day to take summer schools. r"
Mrs. and Miss Carpenter have moved in
town and are at Mrs. Norris
Mrs. Wickes entertained her Bible class
of young ladies on Saturday.
Mrs. Bradshaw's friends will be glad to
know that she ia convalescing.
Miss May Hill expects her friend, Miss
Washburn, soon, from st. Paul.
Miss Flint leaves Immediately for Boston
where she will spend the summer.
DR.. Lesser entertained n small party at
The Broadwater, Saturday evening.
Fred Mclean took a party of twelve to
Marysville Friday evening for a dance.
Miss Annie Mckenzie Of St. Paul, is
visiting Helena, the guest of Miss Cullen.
Christine. the little daughter of Rev.
May, who has been very ill, is improving.
Ihe family of MIR. Jos. II. Henly, of
Marysville, returned from the east Tuesday.
Miss Wade and Miss Hedges write of
their arrival and a delightful time in Colo
RADIO.
Madmoiselle Del Pratte has returned
from her trip to the northern part of the
state.
The Misses Lehman and the ladies of the
house gave an informal card party on Sat-
urday evening.
John Andrews. of Elkhorn, expects to
sail for England the first of July to visit
his aged mother.
Mr.. Fred Sheppard, of the land office at
St. Paul. has been visiting his brother,
Harry Sheppard.
A small party of friend drove out during
the week to visit Mrs. Donald Bradford in
her pretty ranch home.
Mrs. +. Il. Webb entertained the St. An
drew's brotherhood in the church parlors
OH "Wednesday evening.
News has been received of the marriage
Of Mr.. Cory, of Bach, Cory & Co., with
Miss Dickinson, of Chicago.
The tennis enthusiasts have gone beyond
the bonds of early rising, they even play
~undaunted, through the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penlose, of Granite. stopped
in the city to attend Mrs. Greeue's recep-
ton. They are OF their way to the coast.
Col. W. Il, and Mrs. james Sanders left
last night for the east. Mrs. Sanders to
meet her sister II the Colonel to join his
wife in Ohio.
The announcement has been made in
Denver of the engagement of Miss Gussie
Goldberg, who will be remembered here as
q guest of MIR. and Mrs. Morris Sands, to
Simons, of Denvey.
There will be an entertainment given on
Wednesday evening by the Willing Hands
Circle of the Kings Daughters in the Epis-
copal church ~larlors. The entertainment
ia for the worthy object of placing a free
cot in st. Peters hospital.
The closing exercises ut the st. Peters
school was all they promised to be. and
everyone seemed very much Interested in
the classes. Miss Sadie Whitehead's read
ing and Miss Belle DAVIS recitation were
particularly c~omplimented. Miss May
rome awarded medals to Misses Reta Clark
aud Mabel Collins for proficiency in
+ encl. Bishop Brewer closed tho exer-
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