The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-06
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Tesults.
Harry poindsster and Miss May Poin-.
dexter. Of Dillon. visited NJ tho home OF
John Cannon, Of this CITY, \ portion OF laHt
week; They Yy.a iHft T ~. sysni1 e va ... emo
school at I%nirbauIt,. Mimi, and Master
Harry Mt Exeter, N. II.
Judge Armitaos and William Scars, OF
this city, will to-day conduct Services IN
the Prasbytefihn church At Boulder, both
morning and evening. The gentlemen will
probably devote three or four days to tho
gospel temperance work in Boulder. buc-
cess to them in their good work.
Mr.. j, Bruce Bimt son and bride returned
on Monday last from their honeymoon,
spent In the towns on tho coast. Doubly
hard will 70 schoolmaster have TO teach
the young idea to shoot, and WELD the
birch with a sternsr hand. now the duties
of . married man rest upon his shoulders.
WI. Carter, manager OF the McCiurg
Cracker works, OF Omaha, and @. l.. Saun-
dsrs, formerly OF this city. but now In busi-
ness in the metropolis Of Nebraska. are in
town visiting among friends. Before lcay-
ing for their homes they will make an ex-
cursion into the mountains for the purpose
of hunting and fishing.
Miss Claire Botkin stopped in Milwaukee
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On the 9th, in company with Mrs. b. H:
Langley and son, Mrs. D.: y. Crosby and
daughter, Miss Mollis Jockey and Miss
Corn Sanders, she will take passage on the
Rcd Star line steamer Friesland, to be abb
sent a year. Ig
Mrs. Jockey and daughter, Mary J.
Jockey, started last Sunday for New York.
There Miss Jockey will be Joined by Mrs.
b. H. Langley and party and will sail with
them for the continent. Miss Jockey will
spend the year abroad. With Berlin as her
headquarters she will visit various places of
interest throughout Europe.
Miss Alice Gage and Miss Anvillia Hill,
Of Bozeman, who have been spending sew
eral days in this olty visiting Miss Alice
Langhorne, departed for their home the
first of last week. Their brief visit In Hell
ena caused the hearts of several OF the
young men to beat faster and their early
departure caused many a secret sigh.
w. X. Miller and Henry B%ratnober left
Tuesday for a trip through the National
park. Mr.. Miller is q w~ell-known mining
broker of London, England, and has han
died much Of tho Montana mining stock on
the London markets This is his first visit
to Montana, and he expresses himself al
highly pleased with the state and its re-
sources. WI.
The ladies of the German Lutheran
church gave q most successful social at the
u0lSHd Du8lu0be COlAOkO oNny OAAAA
A fine programme WAS successfully rem.
dered, consisting of music, both instru.
mental and vocal, declamations and selec-
tions by the orchestra. After the carrying
out of the programme a most delicious sup.
per was served.
w. W. Phelps, of Red Wing, Mimi,
brother of l.. G. Phelps, of the Montana
National bank, of this city, has entered
into partnership with Attorney H. G. Nc
Intire. in the Montana National bank
building. MI. Phelps is an able lawyer,
having graduated from the class in 80 in
the state of Michigan and afterwards tax
ing a post graduate course at Yale.
Marriage bells made merry music on
Thursday morning to announce the we'd
| ding Of Amanda Hoyt, of this city, ia
Prof. Homer q. Phelps, of the Montans
Business college, at the residence of the
brides mother, on Ninth avenue. Rev. F.
D. Kelsey performed the beautiful mar
riaRe ceremony in the presence of a few
friends of the bride and groom, after
which all elegant wedding breakfast was
served. The happy couple left for a short
sojourn at the Boulder Hot Springs. The
professor and his bride have the hearty
congratulations of their many friends in
this city. ..@g