The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-24
nTiddle dc Winks" Was the Star
Feature Of . Party at
Bozeman.
Base Ball Grounds Being Prepared
and Players Signed for
the Season.
Active Building Operations ut Columbia
Falls Sad Death Of . Young
Wife-Other News.

BOHEMIAN, April &-lSpeoial. Mrs. Y
M. Lewis. OF Castle, was taken to the in
sane asylum at Warm Springs Monday
having been adjudRsd insane.
May and Nsttie Maxey gave a very pleas
ant party to d number of their younf
friends Monday evening. Whist was the
feature OF the evening. Laura Wiley and
Lester Rufner secured first prizes, willis
Oral Hicks and Harry CLARK succeeded in
carving of the boobies. Dancing was also
INDUCED in.
Mrs. Ella Haskell and Mrs. L. G. Has
kett entertained a few of thcir friends at
the lAtter's residence Monday evening.
The hren,en's ball Monday evening WAS =
great success. A large number of tickets
were sold by the boys, who certainly de-
serve much crsdid. Excellent music was
furnished by the Bozeman orchestra.
The Kings Daughters gave a supper in
room one Of the Bozeman block Monday
evening. They served q large number.
r.. B. Turney aud wife came in from Rev
enue Monda. MI. Turner is in on business
connected with the hotel Bozeman. which
changes hands May l. A new manager will
take hold then.
n.y. AAy0f Ik6LUSSy was AAA NJ ~ q 1SseAS
cold the fore part Of this week.
q. w. Delvey and g. w. Wakefield went
cast Sunday, the former to st. Paul and the
latter % Chicago and Washington.
one Of the most pleasant events Of the
season was the PARTY given Tuesday even
Inc by Miss Lipbis Wakefield at tbs Hotel
Bozeuan. More than sixty invitations
vere issued, nearly all accepting. The
feature Of the evening was the interesting
came Of fiddle dc winks." Two prizes
vsre given. Elmer Ray got first and
Arthnr Place carried off second. Music
and dancing were also a part Of the pro-
ANN An excellent lunch was served in
She dining room, about thirty couple being
seated. All who had the pleasure OF being
present report having a very enjoyable
evening, They were as follows: Messrs.
and Mesdames E. M. Ferris, E. B. Lamme,
Getchell. DER, Armstrong; Mesdames
Place, Haskell. g. W. Wakefield; Misses
Len. Luce; BogaTTd'. Bishop, Amick, Yerkes
ner. Anderson, Sutton, Lamms, Page;
Nessrs. A. p. Place, v. B. Place, Bogard,
Raw, jackson. Liddsll, Hosom. Siefcrt, D.
r. Asbury, J. r. AEbury, Romdenne. Hof-
man, Morris, Walsh, Hancock, DR.. White
School bonds for $4,000 were sold
"wednesday to Lamprecht Bros. q Co.. OF
Cleveland, O., who were represented by
jay Comstock.
e. B. Turner has q contract to supply the
Manhattan Mailing company with building
stone. They will need 9 large amount, and
Mr.. Turner is endsavoring to have a side
track laid to his quarry.
Alargs real estate deal was consummated
Wednesday. q. W. Anderson d Sons buy
ing, through Pantsn d Culloden. the John
Henry ranch Of $50 ceres for So. 600.
+. J. Schafer, architect, of Helena, was
in Bozeman this week figuring on resi-
dsnoes to be built this spring.
g. W. Delyey returned from st. Paul
Friday.
Hon. J. E. Richards, of Butte. was q Wis.,
itor to Bozeman during the week looking
after his real estate.
Massena Billiard and Albert Kleinschmidt
we're in the city Tuesday on business con-
nected with the West Gallatin Canal COM
pany.
The base ball grounds are being put in
order for the coming league season. W. J..
Stevenson and Burt Vail have succeeded in
raising q large subscription, several players
have been engaged for the Bozeman team,
and although BoZeman had g strong team
last year she will be muoh stronger this
season.
Miss Jennie Maxey spent the week in
Livingston.
Miss Bingie Mounts went to Bate Thurs
day.
A. E.. Veazey, of Helena, was in town
Tuesday OF telephone business.
W. P. Mason, irrigation and sewerage en-
gineer, has opened an otioe in Bozeman.
Arbor day was duly observed in Bozs-
man. Banks and schools were closed.
Mrs. w. II. Orr and Miss Bessie Kirken-
dali, of Helena, visited Bozeman this week.
Donohue d Hoffman, contractors. of St.
Paul, have a contract for building mailing
works at Manhattan and an extensive
building will be commenced Immediately.