The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-17
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Dillon

Dillon.
Sells circus will be here july 20. Their
Advertising agent was in o this week.
The Minuet society gave the last hop be-
fore Lent ct the opera house Friday even
ing. It was a very enjoyable party.
Carl Furrer, who recently ran the city
bakery in this town. is now proprietor OF a
short order restaurant and bakery in Poca.
tello.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bar tist
church gave q very pleasant sociable at the
residence of Mrs. N. 4. Hammer Wednes.
day evening.
C. s.. Scott. formerly of this city, has re-
Gently been elected assistant cashier of the
Washington National bank, OF Spokane,
Wash.
John Weightman left for Demersville
Tuesday, where he will establish a stage
line and livery stable. Mr.. Weightman'f
many Dillon friends regret his departure.
w. s. Barbour has received a tele-
gram from Logan, Utah, announcing
the death of Mrs. Luke Lavery, which oc
Cured last night. Mrs. Lavery has many
friends in this city.
Mrs. Anna Kirkpatrick died at the home
of her parents. in Harlan, Iowa, Jan. II,
1891. Mrs. Kirkpatrick was for some time
a member of Grace NJ. E. church, Dillon
and while living in this city made many
friends who will regret to hear of her de-
cease.
George Poindexter, while hunting horses
in the Grasshopper hills Wednesday even
ing, was thrown by his horse and 50 severe
~ bruised that he could not walk. He re.
manned all night in the hills, and his hands
and feet were badly frozen. He was found
the next morning and taken to Forest
Home. and is doing as we'll rs could be ex-
pected under the circumstances
Auorrrdo
Mrs. w. w. Dixon is enjoying a very
brilliant season in Washington society. and
expects to return to Montana within a
week.
The friends Of John Cosgrove will ex-
tend their congratulations. Mr.. Cosgrove
and Miss RYAN, of Brooklyn, N. ", were
married Feb. 6.
Mrs. II. Il. Nahan entertained a number
Of friends Friday evening, at her residence
on Third street, with a musical, which was
greatly enjoyed.
residence of Mrs. w. H. Burns on Upper
Main street, on which occasion her mother,
Mrs. Tracy, celebrates her 9Oth birthday.
l.. O. Leonard started for Chicago satur-
day night to accompany his wife on her re-
turn from that place, where she has been
spending several months for the benefit of
her health.
MIS-. JOuu hAcIIul gave u Wul6H party
Tuesday night to several of her lady
friends. After 10 O'Clock refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Otto Stalmann and children, and
Mrs. Ellenbecker are guests of Mrs. l.. C.
Trent. in Salt Lake city.
Joe Carroll returned Thursday night
from a three weeks trip east, visiting st.
Paul. Chicago II st. Louis.
Telegrars received from Mrs. Marcus
DAILY announce her safe arrival in Philadel-
phia on Friday afternoon.
st. Marks guild will meet at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. l.. q. Smith, or Park avenue.
Thursday next at two o'clock.
Mrs. Antoine Rochelcau returned Thurs
day night from her visit.to Helena, where
she had been for several wecke.
The member Of the q. A. X. and the
Sons Uf Veterans are jointly making prepar-
atious for the state encampment, which Ia
to be held in this city about the first OF
April. Probably 800 or 400 visitors from
various parts of Montana will be present
and arrangements are being made for their
proper reception and entertainment.
y A coasting party visited the hill on the
Z south end of Cedar street Tuesday might.
whore a very lively and pleasant time was
had until q late hour.
The gentlemen at tho Montana have