The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-20
LIVINGSTON.
Trainmen to Give u Ball-A Season of
Opera.

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Trainmen to Give a Ball-A Season of
Opera.
LIVINGSTON. Nov. 1a%-[Special. 1-Hon.
c. s. Hartman, congressman elect from
Montana, ia over from Bozeman attending
the business of the district court.
Tho fourth annual ball of the G. A.
Loasby lodge No. 900, b. II. T.. will
be given at the opera house Thanksgiving
evening. The members appointed on the
various committees ave putting 70 tn extra
exertions to make the ball a & and success.
The Northern Pacific railroad will sell
tickets at reduced rates for three days, be-
ginning Nov. 30, from all points between
Helena, Butte and Glendive, for the benefit
of those wishing to attand the formal open
ing of Hetferlin's otera house by the CAL
houn Opera company.
F. W. Wright, state treasurer-elect, is
now busily engaged with his affairs as
county treasurer, preparatory to closing
his business here. MIR. Wright will depart
for Helena and assume the duties of his
new position about Dec. Is. His family
will remain in Livingston until next June,
when they will join him.
Union services will be held in the Meth.
odist church Thanksgiving day. Rev.
Jones, of the Episcopal church, will deliver
the sermon. A committee composed of
members appointed from the various
churches is preparing excellent music for
the occasion.
The annual fair of the ladies' guild of
st. Andrews Episcopal church was held in
the basement of the opera house Friday
and Saturday evenings of last week, Sup
per wAs served each evening and the ladies
realized a handsome sum for their en-
deavor.
An Ice rink will be one of the attractions
of flVlnCaGCn 1nrlnu the coming wlnfar
months. Geo. T.. Young has begun the
consti ucticn of u rink 100x130 feet on the
north side OF tecond street. Water will be
tn ned III as soon as the weather becomes
sufficiently cold.
DR.. ana Mrs. Campbell gave a pleasant
whist party at their residence Mondoy eve.
ming. Among the guests present were
Messrs. and Mesdames J. G. Villas, D. A.
McCaw, A. L. Leopold, j. r. King, w. i.
Sheard, Wn. Dawson, Il. j. Bouton. The
first prizes were won by Mrs. Bouton and
Mrs. Villas.
On Friday of last week, Judge Henry ap-
pointed Geo. L. Chambers county commits
sioner to ill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of II. h. Briggs.
DIR. Green and family departed Tuesday
for Spokane Falls, where the doctor will
locate to engage in the practice of his pro-
fession. During their stay in Livingston
the Decor and his estimable wife made
many friends who regret their departure.
D.. j. Kennedy, owner of the Albemarle
hotel in this city. ar ived last Thursday
from Nova Scotia. DIR. Kennedy will re-
turn to his home the last of the week.
The Yellowstone club held its regular
weekly meeting ON Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. John Il. Smith. Mrs. Collins
read an interesting Taper on Raphael, after
which a lively discussion Oh the influence
of great painters was had. At the next
meeting of the club, which will be next
Monday evening, at the residence of Mrs.
Glenn, Tennyson will be the subject for
discussions.
of Butte, addressed the Park County Co
lumbar Exposition association. which held
its regular session on Monday afternoon.
The association will meet again in two
weeks.