The Helena independent., 1892-12-11

was enrolled as an active member of tho
association.
ITbeo. Lyons OF New York, who has
tieen visiting his sister, Mrs. Baainski. left
for hia eastern homo Saturday.
j. Laurence Dobell has succeeded j. ID.
Whelplsy as city editor OF the Bozeman
Daily Chronicle. Mr.. Whelplsy will give
his attention 10 real sstate and insurance
business.
@. W. Henke and Phil Dodson have
formed copartnership and will manufac-
turs cigars. Their factory will DO in the
rear of Mr.. Dodson's present location.
Prof. W. w. Wylio has taken charge of
the schools at Belgrade.
DR.. Arnold. the dentist, has opened an
Office in the BaBinski building.
j. j. Mccormick. OF Custer, who has been
here for q week or more purchasing grain
and cattle for his government contract, re-
turned homo Tuesday. having filled his
| orders.
Massenn Bullard. Walter N. Granger and
Albert Kleinschmdt came over from Hol-
ena lnesday 70 look after their interest In
the old West Gallatin Canal company.
Mrs. j. A. Luce entertained few young
friends Tuesday evening with whist. Those
p esent were Misses Gerte Luoe. Blanche
Mackenzie, Nottie an d May Maxey, Messrs.
H. J. Asbury. Porter, Mckenzie and Alex
ander.
George p. Dier left Tuesday evening for
a short visit TO Minneapolis and Winnipeg.
The following officers were elected at the
last meeting of the G. A. r., to take effect
Jan. 1: j. II. Nixon, T, q: Scott Mathew,
S. V. c.: G. ii. Sp agg. J. V. g.; Eliza Cop
w. Y. Smith. quattermaster; s. A. Harper,
| 0. D.; j. c. Lamb, O. q. scott Mathew,
II. senoenberger and John 4. Carlin were
elected as delegates 10 the Great Fails state
encampment. MA.
Hon. G. S. Hartman expects to be joined
u tu.ty3
of Monticello Ind, who will look after his
business while hs is in Washington.
Miss Iessie Sperling gave palette
party Tuesday evening to large
number Of friends at her home
on Central avenue. L ose presen
abilities and their efforts created greai
denl Of enjoyment. Miss Rena Frazel
carried of the prizs in guessing the larRes
number right. An elegant lunch was served
later in the evening. Those present were
J Misses Maxey. Luce, Gardner. Patterson
Noble, Gage, Welch. Flowers, Frazier, Nc
Leod Stanchhold, Amick, Waterman, Pond
Messrs. Ray, KYLE, Mccoy, Braten, Lewis
Chisholm, Davidson. Jackson. Maxsy, Dill
! worth, Morrow, Maiden. Waterman, XIX
! Steele and Schumacher.
, The ladies Of the Episcopal church held
fair in the BoZeman block Wednesday
! Thursday and Friday. 1t was q! and sue
CO.'S in every detail. Some very eleRan
: things were exhibited and disposed OF a
good figures
j. T.. Martin has moved into his elegan
new house in the western part Of the city.
Davitt o. Vreeland went to Red LodQ'
Wednesday evening to look after the larg
hotel they are erecting there for the Rock
Fork Townsite company.
\ At a meeting of the fite department las
Wednesday night the following mem bsr
were nominated for officers for the ensuin
year, subject 10 election at the next meet
ing, to bs held thegfirst Wednesday, in Jan
D uary: w. G. Alexander, chief; Charlie
t F, ansham, assistant chief; F. Buchlel
( president; William Boyle, vice. president
/ Horaoe Cleveland, sec tetnry; John DAZZLING
. assistant secretary; John DAZZLING, treas
urer; w. q. Alexander, E. kettersr and t
Schumacher, trustees.
William A. Award has accepted posi
! tion in Osborne Bros drug store.
= = Miss stella Flowers attended party 9
! ! Manhattan Thursday night, given by Mr.
= Dalrympe.
. Geo. H. Coryell, civil engineer of th
!. fish commission, arrived in the city frol
= Washington, Tuesday. lie 10 here lookir
: up location for fish hatchery. 1t is III
derstooi he has found the right spot an
will locate oue Lear Bozaman.
Work on the telephone line is being raj
idly pushed forward and Bozeman will ha,
q large exchange in O month or SO.
i. Mrs. G. W. Logan, who has been visitir
' friends in Kansas for some time, retui ne
. home this week.
y The Columbian club held their dane
Thursday eyening. A large number We
:. pres mt and all report good time.
George Leach and mother left Thursdt
evening for Chatham. Ontario. to sper
!, the winter.