The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-22

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Boulder last Saturday.
Mrs. Will Kennedy visited friends in
Helena one day last week.
Mrs. r. p. Elder. of Boulder, went to
Basin last Sunday, where she is now teach
ing school,.
Col. Graham, of Boulder, has taken a few
days vacation and is visiting friends in
Great Falls.
Capt. Plummer, superintendent of the
Hotter mine, at Elkhorn, was a visitor to
Boulder last Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry scnreiner, a prominent mer-
chant of Elkhorn, was a visitor to the
county metropolis last Tuesday.
Jerry Smith had a severe bilious attack
last week and his friends thought for a
time that he would have a close call.
Mrs. h. A. Vickers joined her husband
here last week, and they are occupying the
Sanford dwelling. Mrs. Vickers was ac-
companied by her father and brother.
Deer Lodge.
Miss Lutte Evans is at home, having re-
signed her position in the Missoula CITY
schools.
Miss Augusta Anderson is the guest of
Mrs. Montana Cox and of her many friends
at the college.
Miss Ella Galbraith has returned from a
WISH TO friends near Avon
Mrs. Lon r.. Hoss will arrive in Deer
Lodge the first of the week to visit her
mother, Mrs. r.. s. Kelley.
c.. X. H~ardenbrook, of Race Track, has
removed to Deer / odge. We are pleased
to welcome Mr.. Hardenbrook's. family in
the valley city.
Prof. Theodore Johnkoski has returned
from Chicago.
Mrs. VIM Williams has been quite ill
for the last few days.
Edward Christian has returned to Deer
Lodge.
Capt. j. w. Plummer, the noted mining
man., made this city and Champion a visit
Friday.
Phil Shenon, of Bannack, was a guest
IN the city Thursday.
The invitations for a masquerade ball,
to be given by the Y. M. Z. c., on April 3.
were issued this week and are very hand
some. The young men intend to entertain
their friends on a scale of unparalleled
magniticence.
A new dentist, j. A. Miller, recently from
California;, has located in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. j. IL. Boarman, of Anaconda. WIS.,
tied her mother in this city the first part of
the week, returning home Tuesday.
Robert Wilson, of Butte, has been visit
ing his old home this week.
Forbis +. Irvine came smiling down to
Deer Lodge on Saturday of last week.
Hon. J. G. Robinson was in Helena the
first of the week.
Mrs. j. G. Shaubut has been quite ill for
the last week of la grippe.
While Frank Conley, VIM. Furay, Emil
Hansen and a few more friends were in
dulglng i'll a preliminary rabbit chase We'd.
neSday, m Hansen was thrown from his
horse n had his collar bone fractured.
Edward O'Malley is visiting relatives in
the east.
One of the pleasant social occasions was
a surprise party given by the Woman's
Clup, to their much esteemed member, Mrs,
John Williams, on Thursday evening.
The women of Deer Lodge propose to
have a hand in school matters. having be-
come dissatisfied with the nominal position
OF power behind the throne" The fol-
lowing ticket has been nominated by them:
Mrs. VIM. Hardenhrook, Mrs. yrhos. Irvine.
Mrs, ). Il. Robbins, Mrs. Il. z. Mills and
Mr.. IL. s. Reed.
The Woman's club held an open session
on tuesday evening, Il number of apprecia-
tive visitors being present. Mrs. G. q.
read u very graceful sketch of the
ilfe and works of Dickens. Especially pleas |
INK were the Rotations by Mrs. NJ. Cox,
and Miss Mary Wardle, Mrs. G. Nj. Foote, |
Mus. g. j. Joslyn, Miss Nellie Wardle and
Mrs. II. 5. Reed, read interesting papers on
varied II interesting subjects. The class
now begin the study of French history. !
lie and works OF Pope, Addison aud Steele.
Billings.
Mrs. M, j. Crnmpton hns rantad Aha Mo-, ]