The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-16
THE WEEK
IN SOCIETY.

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Frank Fuller. Of Elkhorn, visited in the
city last week.
samson Lane and family loft for Seattle
IN Tuesday last.
William Blackford left last week for q
trip through the state.
Chas. l.. Reinig and wife left yesterday for
= trip through the park.
n. Goodrich made a business trip to Liv-
inGston during the past week.
Mrs. Heating left yesterday for o weeks
visit with friends In Radersburg.
Gen. Charles s.. Warren. Of Butte. wal q
visitor in the city on Sunday last.
Mayor Kleinsohmidt loft Friday for z few
days shooting and fishing near Craig.
Mai. Eaton returned last week from his
trip to the New World mining district.
Mrs, b. Brown left for Great Falls Sat-
urday, for q weeks visit with relatives.
VIM. Muth went to Kallispell Thursday
ON business and will remain until to.mor-
row.
d. H. Weston left Thursday for a two
weeks fishing excursion along the Dearborn
river.
ton Saturday afternoon to q number Of her
friends.
DR.. w. II. Campbell and DIR. Alton, of
Livingston, made Helena a call one day
last week.
Alderman Morris returned last week from
Denver. where he went to attend the funeral
of his brother.
George w. Sproule, clerk of the United
States court, and wife returned from Butte
on Sunday last.
. L. p. Suydam, the %well-known mining
man nf Caafla id cnapGiny n faw davis in
the capital city.
Mrs. b. Heller left Thursday for Mime
apolis, to be present at the wedding of her
sister in that city.
Rev. II. v. Moore. pastor of the Presby-
terrain church of this city, leaves this week
for a short vacation.
l.. l.. Pierce. w. =. Cox and William A.
Blackburn were registered at the Living
ston hotel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Bunker, of Chicago,
and formerly Of this city, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Hindson.
N. G. Thai, assistant to President Cakes.
of the Northern Pacific. arrived in the city
Wednesday for q short stay.
Capt. r. E. Fisk has returned from De-
troit, where he was in attendance at the ma
tional g. A. II. encampment.
Miss Minnie Bruck leaves for Great Falls
for a visit of several days with her friend,
Mrs. j. X. Clark, of that city.
Ex-United States Marshal George W.
Irwin, Of Butte, spent a few days at The
Broadwator during the past week.
Miss Harley, one of Helena's able educa-
tors, returned from her vacation, spent in
the east among friends. last week.
Miss Agnes and Geneva Roberts visited
with the family of Il. d. Williams, of
Grantsdale, during the past week.
Harry G. Thompson, chief deputy clerk
of the district court, returned Thursday
from q two weeks vacation spent in Kansas
City.
Harry Langley, who has been spending
the past seven months in the Flathead
country, returned to the city to remain last
week.
Chas. w. Sutton. formerly county treas
urer of Meagher county, is in the city WIS.,
iting friends. lie is now a resident of st.
Louis.
Mrs. Z. v. Moore and children are rusti-
catiagSin the West Gallatin n and
expect to remain away for two or three
weeks.
Mrs. G. d. Greenfield ia spending a few
days at the Boulder Hot Springs. trying to
forget that ws have hot weather and dust
in Helena.
Mrs. w. Z. Cox and mother, who are
spending the summer on their ranch near
Livingston, are enjoying the country air
immensely.
Conductor Loasby, of the Northern Pa
ciic, has gone to Chicago to have an oper-
alton performed which will permanently
cure hay fever.
David Sutton, q we'll known mining man
of this state, returned last week from a
visit of some length with friends in st.
Louis and Colorado.
Miss King and aunt, who left the city
some weeks ago for a tour of the coast, are
now in San Francisco enjoying the sights
of that cosmopolitan city.
w. s. johnson, son of L.. Z. johnson, of
the Montana Central, has entered the engi-
neering department of that road, which is
in charge of 4. II. Becker.
Mrs. N. j. Mcconnell and Mrs. F. s. Got
chell leave for Boulder Hot Springs this
week, expecting to remain q week or ten
days at that pleasure resort.
M. X. Beadle. of the Montana Central
general Office, will spend the day in Butte,
resting under the shade of their telegraph
poles. for trees they have NONE.
Supt. Robinson. of the Bay State Cattle
company, and H. M. Murphy, manager of
one of the great cattle companies of eastern
Montana, are guests of the city.
Miss Celia Smith, who has been visiting
at the home of he uncle, Owen Williams, OF
Butte, for several days, returned to her
home in this city on Wednesday.
G. w. Taylor, formerly auditor of the
American Express company, has zone to
st. Paul to take chvrge of the Office at that
place as general western SOLICITOR.
Mrs. Frank Gage, formerly of Helena,
but 10Y residing at Great Falls, is visiting
friends in Fargo. N. D., while her husband
is absent on business in New York.
On Thursday evening the Cotillon club
gave one of the most enjoyable dances of
this season. There were many strangers at
The Broadwater who were present.
AL. Chadbourne. of London, arrived in
Helena on Sunday last, and was warmly
welcomed by his many friends in this city.
He is stopping at The R~roadwater.
DR.. Woodruff, wife and daughter, of Salt
Lake City, arrived in Helena to-day on Il
visit to the family of George Henry. From
here they will make a tour of the park.
George Boos and wife, accompanied by
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. b. Wurach, spent last Sun
day at Boulder hot springs, and were very
pleasantly entertained at the Hotel May.
G.. G. Gates. assistant superintendent of
the American Express company, has changed
his headquarters from st. Paul to Helena,
and will henceforward reside in our city.
Mr.. Sanford and niece, Mrs. Oliver
Yergy, and several others will compose q
party who will make the tour of the park,
starting sometime during the present week.
Mrs. j. Dinner, wife of j. Dinner, of the
Northern Pacific. has been confined to her
bed for the past two weeks with a severe at
tack of neuralgia. She is slowly convalesc-
ing.
Conrad Kohrs. one of the succesSfuI mon