The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-04
FROM RoZEMAN.
Events OF Intereat to the People Of the
Gallatln Valley City.

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Events OF Iaterc.s to the People Of the
Gallatin valley City.
BOHEMIAN. Sept. 2-[Special. -On Tues
day the uniform rank, knights Of Pythias.
held their picnic ON the West Gallatin
river. All report an enjoyable time.
The Commercial Exchange bank. \ new
enterprise controlled exolasively by Bozs-
man people, will begin business about Got.
l, in the building fornerly occupisd BY the
Bozeman National. George l.. Ramsey
will b. cashier and George Cox teller:
The street railway company will I'LL the
roadbed in between the rails a. soon "a q
good rain comes to settle the track. Main
street will present a hns appearance when
all grading ia done.
Will Cannon. of Helena, who lately en-
harksd in tho cattle and sheep business,
was in town Wednesday. He Wa8 here on
a purchasing tour, and returns to his ranch
At Cascade with over 400 calves.
II. D. Brown returned to Bozsman Sun
day. He has had his horses on the Mon
tana circuit this summsr n to all accounts
has don very we'll.
Mrs. Yates, assisted by Mrs. A. E. David
son. gave a delightful afternoon tea At the
formers house Tuesday. A large number
OF ladies' were present.
Mss. Parton gave an afternoon tea We'd
nesday to 4 large number Of her friends.
Mrs. Ella Haskell, who has spent the last
Chicago, and also with friends in Illinois,
returned to Bszeman Wednesday, much
improved in health.
Or. Whitefoot, who accompanied Mra
Dalrympls and her mother, Of Manhattan,
to Medical Lake, WASH. returned home
Tuesday.
Sam M%sndenhall Left Tuesday for Cor
nall UharA ha nnaH tn DnranA hla 0tnNi0A in
mechanical engineering.
s. p. Panton won't to Pony Wednesday
on business.
r. b. turner managed to drag himself
loose from hotel duties long enough to
make a visit to his mine at Revenue this
week. -,N. .....
Samuel Langhorne was in Bozeman this
week and tool OCCASION 30 enjoy some
shooting in the valley with Jim Ponsford.
Geo. Cox and Jos. kountz left Tuesday
for Livingston to meet sheep buyers. They
expect to sell their entire band to the
parties.
The high school cannot be completed a.
expected by the opening of the term.
School will be held in the court house for
the present.
Mrs. &. W. Lamson. of Butte, who has
been visiting Miss Lizzie Evans and Mrs.
Geo. Nichols. departed for her homo Thurs
day.
Wilder Nuttine has disposed Of the New
Issue to A. H. Mckeighan, of Yates City,
III. The gentleman will endsavor to make
it a first-ciass paper.
Rev. Wilder Nutting is now stationed at
Townsend.
Miss Alice Martin left Wednesday for
Helena vine 9 she will be the guest of Miss
Helen Langhorne.
Sydney Fox went to Livingston Thursday
on legal business.
WiIIia Gnaitb ;o r,orv tho rp1rI ~noaauoor
of Il smith Premier typewriter, it having
arrived from Helena Wednesday.
Miss Della Moants, OF Butte, is making a
short visit with her young Bozeman friends
this week. 81. 4
Misses Anne and Nettie Ma1ey, who have
been visiting friends in Helena for a week
Or two. returned home Friday.
Miss Lizzie Wylie left Thursday for
Wellesley college.
l.. L. Stanehfeld and family accompanied
by Mrs. Brooke and son, of Minneapolis, and
Lena Luce, of BoZeman, started Wednesday
for a three wesks trip through the psrk.
Fred G2er left Saturday for Salt Lake.
taking advantage of the excursion rates.
He may decide to locate there. He will be
greatly missed in musical CIRCLES in Boxe-
man.
A very enjoyable and largely attended
afternoon tea was given Friday by MIS-. G.
W. Wakefield at her house on Black street.
Miss Lea Morris, of Pony, who was Wis
iting Mrs. Award for a few days, left for
Helena Wednesday to visit Miss May
Word.
Mrs. VIM. Morris, OF Pony, visited Boze-
man friends thisw week.
Wednesday evening a very pleasant party
was given by Miss Page at the residence
OF Mrs. S. 7. Panton in honor of Miss
Matheson, of Billings, who is making @
short visit in Bozslnan. Whist WAS the
game of the evening, there being four
tables. An excellent luncheon was served.
Those present we're: Misses Flowers, bull
lard, lufner, Maxey. Pond, Of Minneapo-
lis, Allison, of Sioux City. Matheson, of
Billings. Mrs. Haskell. Messrs. jackson.
Morrow. Barnett, John Asbury. Arthur /.
Vreeland, Place. FINLEY, Ellis, Kyle.
Prof. W. Il. Hatman returned Thursday
to resume charge of the public schools.
He has been in the east all summer.
Chas. s.. Hartman went to Helena Thurs
day on legal business.
A very elegant party was given Friday
evening by Mrs. Or. Hogan at her fathers
residence to her brothers, Bud and Byron
Story. A large number of young friends
were present and passed the evening in
dancing and card playing. A very slabor-
ate lunoh WAS served.
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