The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-28

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The children's concert given at the Con-
Il great success, and was very much On joyed
by those present.
Deer Lodge.
Thos. Morgan was in Butte Tuesday.
Geo. S. Miller was in Butte Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph A. Hyde has been in Helena.
John Maroney was in Missoula on nday
l asst.
M. Mignery visited Missoula on Sunday
last.
Mrs. Wm. Stanley has been quite ill this
week.
VIM. Matthews, of Anaconda, was in town
Monday.
JAS. Hyde came over from Philipsburg
Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Brent, of Pioneer, was in town
Wednesday,.
G. G. Birdseye was a visitor in the city
Wednesday,.
Capt. b. L. Martz arrived from Demers-
vile Friday.
Col. Geo. w. Morse has been in town dur
ing the week.
Lou P. Smith, of Butte, was a guest in
town Sunday.
Conrad Kohra visited his Pioneer mines
on Sunday last.
Alfred Whitworth visited Helena Thurs
day n Friday.
Miss Sallie Batterton is visiting realitives
in Pendleton, Ore.
T.. l.. Bonner and family returned from
Missoula Thursday.
H.. 4. Davis and Lee Kelley visited some
Gable mines this week.
j. M. Bowes, of Butte, was in the city
this week on business.
Mice Aor, (NolL.,;AL I'LL rrorl A.
Fourth in Deer Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Walton were guests
in Butte during the week.
Rev. James Reed was a guest in the CAPT
tai city the first of this week.
Col. Thomas O'Leary, of Anaconda, was
attending court here this week..
Miss Alma Bielenberg and Master Howard
returned Sunday from st. Paul.
Mrs. James Z. Quigley was visiting Ana
conda friends the first of the week.
G. W. Stapleton and E. M. Trask were in
town On court business Wednesday.
DR.. G. F. Reid visited his father and
mother in Butte the first of the week.
Hon. Z. D. Mats will deliver the neces-
sary Grafton here IN the Fourth of July.
Rev. James Reed left Friday for a trip to
Toronto, New York and other eastern
points.
Miss Maud Stuart will p~ersonate the God
dess of Liberty on the state car on the
Fourth
Mrs. Matte Aspiring and children. of
Philipsburg, are guests of Thos. Aspling
and wife.
Miss Kate B%ielenberg arrived Thursday
from st. Louis, where she has been attend
ing school.
Judge I. J. Galbraith left for Dillon on
Wednesday and Judge Durfee is again
domiciled at home.
Miss Henrietta Pierce. of Helena, will
make a visit to her cousin, Miss Rhitta
Ward, during the week.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs arrived Friday from
Chicago, whore she has been taking medical |
treatment the past month.
The family of Levi Davis arrived Friday |
from the east and will occupy Prof. Ryon's
pretty home on College hill.
w. II. Gray. and Miss Maggie .Whalen
were married in Deer Lodge on Wednesday.
Both were residents of Champion.
Forbis Irvine, accompanied by his wife
and children, came down from Butte Thurs
day to spend q few weeks in the city.
S. d. Larabie has been enjoying a visit
from his uncle. Chancellor johnson, of
Wisconsin, and his friend. Mr.. North.
The Silver Cornet band having given up
the ghost, our citizens nave engaged the
Alice band, of Butte fame, to do duty on
the Fourth.
Rev. C. H. Mcdonald, of South Dakota. |
will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church during the Rev. James Reeds alb
sence in the east.
Miss Katie kohrs is expectinR a visit from
her cousin, Miss Bertha kohrs, of Daven-
port, Iowa, who will spend the summer
months in this city.
Mrs. L.. j. Sharp and Miss Mary Napton
have returned from Washington, d. c., to
NIocNn1n INA y, "a NV noo~ 4 ~l,o ~.a.-l-
expect Il visit from them soon.
Mrs. N. A. Jones left Wednesday with
her two interesting children for California,
where she will spend the summer months
and return to Montana college this fall.
One Of the most elegant parties ever given
in the city took place Friday evening, when
Miss Lizzie Hyde received about fifty of
her friends at her homo on Missouri ave-
nue..
e. L. Bonner left Monday for Missoula,
accompanied by his family. Mr.. Bonner is
building an elegant home in that CITY, but
intends to still occupy his lovely residence
i'll this city most of the time.
Mrs. H. II. Whitehill entertained a few
friends at tea On Thursday evening. Those
present were Theodore Brantley and wife.
Rev. c. H. Mcdonald, Miss Mamie
Douglass and BERTHE Robinson.
st. Mary's academy closed Wednesday
with appropriate exercises. Prof. Jane 8
III. Meyers presented the diplomas to the
two fair graduates. The musical part OF
the programme was unusually good.
Boulder.
Inspector Conley, of Deer Lodge, was in
town last Friday.
William Channel and family will move up
to Guide next week from Finn Station.
Mi. Dave Hopes and family moved down
the valley last week to their lanoh and old
home.
MIR. and MIS-. Geo. +. Cowan went over to
Radersburs last Wednesday, where they
will visit their many friends.
Mrs. Kellogg and little Daisy visited
friends III Elkhorn tho past week and re-
to their homo Friday.
Miss Ella Benson. of Iowa, came out a
few weeks ago aud will spend the summer
Mrs. Emma Dildine. of Boulder.
Mr.. Fred Powell has bought Mr.. Ed Sim
mons house on Second avenue, and will
move to HIS new home in u few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Simmons vent
down to their mine in the Dogtown district,
where Mr.. Simmonp will work tor n few
weeks.
Mrs. Willis. who has been in California
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