The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-18
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Personal and General Mention Of People
Of the City and County.

Personal and General Mention Of People
Of the City and County.
BILLINGS, Sept, 1& - Ispseisl.l - Miss
and Mrs. Calhoun. up ths valley. 10 recruit
after her recent severe iilnsss.
Mrs. Munich. who has been visiting her
mother in Dsnver ever since the Masonic
gathering in that city. returned Saturday.
g. Mains and family are out camping.
Otto Frame IL in from his Wyoming ranch
and will remain in town several wseka.
Mias Turmen. who came from Denmark
in the spring, and Miss King. OF BozsnaA,
have come TO spsnd the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Miller. who have again taken up
thsir abode in their town residence.
The Inoonliaht picnic to the Tinker
ranch came of Monday night. Delicious
refreshments we're provided, the music was
good. and Mr.. and Mrs. Swoetman made an
excellent host and hostess. Tbs affair vas
a pronounced success. Those who attended
Bean, Porter Hall, Morgan; Mesdames l..
Bates, H. Chapple. Durbin; Misses Hayes,
Hass, North, Matheson, Anna and Ella
Migon, PAnton. Lamey. Whitney; Messrs.
Baker, Crsnshaw. Chappls. Calhoun, Keens.
Mcdowell, Mathsson. Mama. Williston and
Soule.
Nj. and Mrs. Will Strait came in from
their ranch ut Roundup Friday. On Satur-
day Mrs. Strait took the east bound train
for her old home in Minnssota. near st.
Paul. She will not return until next
spring.
delivered an excellent farewell address to
his Billings congregation.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs. A!eck
Graham, Who has bssn seriously Ill, il con-
valsscent.
The family Of M. J. Martin. who have
turned. Miss Mabls Slsepet was ono of the
party.
Mrs. Lowell and little Willard came In
from the ranch in Wyoming Monday.
]. D. Matheson. editor Of tho Billings
Times. took in the democratic stat, .,eGn-
vssnte.son at Great Falls -. .1as vssx:
Miss Annie~ Cameron, daughter of Hugh
through Billings Monday night, on her way
to school in the east.
There il q move on foot to organize a
high school in Billings. It is u most lauda-
able effort and should meet with every en-
couragement.
Shelby Eli billiard, the original editor of
this Red Lodge Moderator. went up to
Great Falls last week to attend the demo-
cratic convention.
Hon. O. F. Goddard, who was recently
called to his old home in low by the ssri-
ous illness of his father, returned Friday,
His father WAS dead before he reached
home.
b. F. Yerkes, of Pony. editor Of the Mad
ison County Monitor. was in town Satur-
day.
Judge Fraser and his son Eddie returned
from their trip to the Judith country
Wednesday.
MI, and Mrs. E. n. Hungsrford and Mrs.
q. Souls, who have been out camping for
several weeks, have returned.
Judge Goss returned from Bozeman on
Monday nights train.
Rev. Wm. Cook il oonvalescent.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cameron, of Hal
bert. are in town.
{. ri. Bair was in from his sheep ranch
at IIavina this week.
W. NJ. Crenshaw leaves for Butte Friday
morning. He has handed over the keys of
the Grand to Mrs. D. Flat, as his lease,
with that of Mr.. Mihieser, has expired.
Mrs. D. Fratt, having received the sad
news of che death of her sister. Miss Shee-
han, who came west last year hoping to
benefit her health by change of climate,
has zone east to attend her funeral.
+. Il. Foster went to Livingston SUNDAY
where he and the other members of the
commission. Col. Weed and Major Psase.
have set to work to draw up a final report
of the late treaty for Transmission to the
Indian Office.
The recent death of Mrs. Jennizen, wife
of +. NJ. Jennizen, of Fergus county, will
be a sad bereavement to her husband and
family.
L. A. Cory has gone easy in answer to a
telegram stating that his wife was seriously
i'll at Chicago.
Tom Ash, OF Livingston. was in town
this woak