The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-15

Great Falls, spent a portion Of the past
week in Helena.
Hon. Il. G.. Marshal and wife visited in
Helena last week.
i. A, Pratt returned Friday from a bust
ness trip to Great Falls.
Mrs. u. F. Schoenfeld and little daughter
left yesterday for Great Falls.
william A. Wilson left for New York
Thursday to be absent q short time.
The wife of Major Baird has been quite
i'll but is much better at this writing.
A.C. Logan made a business trip to Llv-
ingston last week. returning Wednesday.
Jules Goodrich has gone to the Basin
country, whore he intends to spend the
winter. e @a@# #&@
Mrs. sieben and sister. Miss Gordon. re-
turned from a visit to Waukesha, Wis,
last week. ma. s@.
A. M. T~hornburgh returned last week
from the east. whittier he had been to at
tend the wedding of his brother.
L. G. Phelps, vice president of the Mon
tana National bank. who has been east on a
short visit, returned homo last week.
Will Wright, of Kansas City. Mo-, spent
n portion of the past week in our CITY, the
guest of his consin, Miss Dora Wright.
The Church of the Disciples is being
handsomely f~rescoed~ throughout. and when
completed will make a pleasing appearance.
Judge and Mrs. Chumasero havs gone to
the B~roadwater to remain until they leave
for the east, where they expect to spend the
winter. ~
Henry Hershfeld has gone to New York
to continue his studies in one OF the col
leges for which that great metropolis ls
justly celebrated.
Charles Lewis, travelling passenger agent
of the Union Pacific, formerly of Columbus,
Vic yioita6 ot tho hnue nf a. A.. SOnth-
mayd on Wednesday.
Judge Harwood and wife have returned
from a three weeks' visit among relatives
and friends in Kansas City, Cameron, Han
nibal md Maysville, Mo.
Hugh McQuaid returned last week from
a visit to the Flathead country where he
has been spending several days visiting his
friend, Major Peter Roman.
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Hunter left last
week for the Paoflc coast to visit their
friend, Mrs. Dickenson, who. till within the
past year, resided in this city.
The ministers Of the different denomina-
tions have resumed their regular weekly
meetings, which have been held in the diff
feront churches every Monday evening.
Major Arthur. %paymaster Of the United
States army, with headquarters in st. Paul.
visited among friends in this city last
week. He was formerly stationed in this
city. "ar ".
Mrs. Vandervort. who spent the greater
portion of the summer and fall with her
daughter. Mrs. James Walsh. of this city.
returned to Minneapolis on Wednesday
evening. #
The Kings Daughters OF the Congrega-
tionnl church hold a candy and cake sale
on Friday afternoon and evening, from
which they Melted about $ob clear OF all
expenses.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
by the LOYAL Temperance Legion at Adams
hall on Friday evening. The legion has n
goodly number belonging, and it is doing
good work among the young.
Judge G. w. Bedell, chief postoflce in
spector for this district. leaves Tomorrow
night for Washington city for the purpose
of attending a conference of all The chief
inspectors in the service of tho government.
The family Of the Rev. Mr.. Smith will
soon move into the Hamilton honse, back
of the Diseiplea' church, and Mr.. Hamilton
will OCCUPY his house on Lawrence street,
which was recently occupied by Mr.. Crow
ellis family.
Miss Barbour gave 4 dinner party on
Crooker and wife. Tho invited guests were
MIR. and Mrs. Croker. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Craven. Mrs. Harrah
and MIR. Russell.
The friends OF temperance in this CITY,
md they umb many hundreds. will be
to learn OF the success that is at
In Seattle. About 1000 persons have signed
The Murphy pledge within tho past two
weeks and no hall IL large enough to ac-