The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-13
TOWNS
OF MONTANA.

M1ssouLA, Nov. 12.-lSpecial. Mrs. John
w. Lister and Mrs. Murray Miles gave a
card party at the home of Mis-. Lister
Thursday. Refreshments were SCI we'd and
the affair was much enjoyed by the guests,
who we're Mesdames Rowland, Murray.
O'Connell, Grain, Billmysr. Reinhard, Win
stanley, Ferguson, g. N. Hartly, VIM. Ken
nedy, Bickford, Collins. w. c. Murphy,
Ca, Sharp, Mccormick, Keith. Pier
son, Nichols. Haskell, Hamilton, Sloane.
Hedger. Reardon, Tyler Worden, G. II.
johnson, Price, Frank Thomas. Coffee,
Brooks, Robinson, Harl ison, Cunningham,
and Miss Evans. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Reardon and Mrs. Mccormick, and
the boobies by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs.
johnson.
A decree of divorce has been granted to
Bertha Smith from James Smith.
Mrs. w. FL. Bennett came over from
Butte for a brief visit to friends.
A marriage license has been granted to
Joseph Michauh and Mics Lionea Nadeau,
both of Missoula.
Mrs. Murton and Miss Eta Murton. of
Gfantsdale, are guests of friends in Mis-
foula.
A decree of divorce has been granted in
the case of 3. Z. Powles Va. Jennie Powlos.
Plaintiff was given the custody of the
children.
Lillian Hogan has been granted a divorce
from John A. Hogan and given the custody
OF tie three children. with permission to
assume her maiden name, Lillian Cabane.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. N. Hartly have removed
from the Florence hotel and will reside for
the winter in the Fred Sterling residence on
Front street. MI. Hartly has furnished
his new home in elegant style.
The funeral of David McClay was
largely attended on Wednesday.
The ladies' guild OF the Episcopal church
will give a doll show about Dec. /. 1t will
be interesting and something new in Mis-
soula.
The secretary of the Ladies' Columbian
association has received a letter from Mrs.
Hover, acknowledging the receipt of sta
tistical work sent from this county, and
envs: THE reports are excellent. l wish
other counties would do as WE'LL"
The Missoula County Sunday School con-
~vention will be held at Corvallis next Tues
day.
Oracle r.. Lanmeister has been granted
an absolute divorce from her husband,
Herman IL. Lanmeister.
Mrs. Dallas. of Victor, has gone to Hell
ena for medical treatment.
Mrs. Laura Howey, secretary of the state
board of lady managers of the Columbian
fair for Montana, will be in Missoula next
wednesday TO attenu bne meeting OF the
state board.
j. Z. Stevens has concluded his work as
campaign editor of the Stevensville News
and returned to Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Gilbert, of Lincoln,
Neb., are in tho city visiting friends.
MIS-. Scott Kendall, accompanied by her
son and daughter. have just returned from
a visit to friends and relatives in Minnesota
and Wisconsin.
Col. Baker was found in an insensible
condition near his home on Miller creek
Wednesday afternoon. He was taken to
the Sisters hospital and resusoitated. His
mind Is deranged, and it was found nscea-
sary to remove him to the asylum at Warm
Springs Saturday. Col. Baker is one of tho
old-timers OF Missoula county and his
many friends will be grioved to hear of his
misfortune.
Enoch A. Fry and Miss Matte Temple
ton, both of Stevensvills, were married in
Judge LoRan's court Thursday. Both are
well known here and have n host of friends.
The %Adelphian society of the Missoula
high school have commenced the publica-
tion Of a monthly journal named the Adel-
hian Clipper. Avery g. Moore and Miss
Maggie Simmons are editors. George Wiids
business manager.
Mrs. Stevens aud Mrs. Sharpe entertained
. large number Of lady friends at a what