The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-24

49, AoAy ACA VIII SEQ tDAE Wa RFA anr
piled with the beauties from She beautifp
blue streams Of Montana.
Personal and General,
Il: Il. Barclay is in Spokane on of6cia
John 9. Forbes, Of Butte, spent Tuesda,
Mrs. G. W. B. Smith has returned from
Miss M. I. Bryce has zone TO. Missoula TO
a short visit.
MI. and Mrs. II. Moss, of St. Paul. ar,
vlsltorg in Helena.
Paul Mccormack, of Billings, visited
friends in the city. -
Mrs. n. G. Keshing departed for San
Jose, Cal, on Friday.
MISS Bessie Kirksndall ii making u short
vislt With friends in Bozeman.
Guy X. Piatt. Of Butte, spent a few DAYS
IN Helena during the past week.
Misses Sara and A. M. Galbraith. Of Dill
lon, are in the city for q sew DAYS.
Rev. James Reid, president Of Deer LODGE
college, spent Tuesday in this CITY.
Miss May Schultz has returned from an
visit to the western coast.
Lieut.-Gov. Richards, OF Butte, was in
town a short time during the week,
MIR. and Mrs. A. Al. Esler left Helena IN
Friday for a ten days' trip to Minnesota.
The engagement of Nh. Charles. B. Brian
ahu M1ss sophie schemnals is announced,
Dr. A. H.. Mitchell, of Warm SPRINGS,
was a guest at The Helena during the week.
q. Judge DuBose has been in the CITY dur
ing the past week, attending to legal mat
ters.
Daniel Hanley has returned to Helena
after a short visit to some of the eastern
cities.
Miss Dolly Dean, of Townnend, il visit
ing Mrs. Charles Gorham, on Benton
avenue.
Miss Mamie Whaley, a popular vouno
lady Of Townsend, is visiting friends in
~
DIR. j. B. Harris has been quite sick for n
lew days, but is recovering and is again al
lis office.
Mrs. e. 9. Cook, of Spokane Falls. sister
short visit. 81
Miss Jessie Stafford has returned to Hell
ma after . pleasant visit spent with frienda
n Meagher county, "
9. S. Stebbins, travelling passenger agent
Il the Great Northern, has retu,ned from q
trip to st. Paul.
MRS. Sadler, of Salt Lake eity. mother of
Yrs. ]. B. Wells, Of Lennox, il ia Halana
or a visit Of several weeks.
William Preston's mother and siataru
AVE arrived in Helena and EXPECT to max.
his city their future homo.
II. A. Mady, of Great Falls, has yisitea
1elena during the last week, being pleaa-
ntly greeted by his numerous friends.
Among the Montana visitors in Paris
: B. Churchill, Hugh McQuaid and J. B.
II. A. Harlow has returned to New York
a q business trip connected with the e.
abllshlng of the proposed office OF hinself
MIR. Wallace in that city.
Miss Flint, who spent the spring yacatIon
+ st. Peters parish school in Bozeman
18th with friends, has returned after a verv /
leasant outing from her duties.
Mrs. @. w. Cannon's friends in Helena
ill DO glad to learn that although that +,
has been very sick in New York. late (
ord received by Mr.. Cannon reports her ,
much improved. {
Ferdinand Bohm will leave in a few da va
II a visit of a month in New York. ana c
pom his return will take the management /
q large sheep company which will be or
'nized by eastern capitalists. c
G. B.. Depew, of East Helena, and Miss &
ose Mckinney, of Michigan, we're mar v
cd on the 18th inst. at the home of Mr. p
i'd Mrs. G. s. Goodrich, of the former 7
The ceremony was performed by Rev. v
r. Brandle. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bradshaw. of Lem =
*. gavo an elaborate supper on Fridny '
ening at their pleasant home in honor Of
+. and Mrs. Herbert Nicholson, MIR. and Fl
RS. Ed. Knight, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. I
Ii
Rnd Mrs. A. M. Hotter. with their u
o sons, Aubrey and Percy, left Helena 81
turaay for ali extended trip of three or 4
nr months through different parts OF OF
the greater part of their stay to be 81
mt III Norway. Q
received from Salt Lake gives the NJ \
portant and pleasant information to tho -
my friends Of Keno Louise Wells that he -
improving in health and manner
ICE his departure from his Borrowing OF
luAintancsa of Lennox. ~
1ol. William j. Fuchs has been most y.
lerously remembered by his many friends on
on tho occasion Of his appointments Az ~
otncer of the Montana militia bv az
presentation of two handsome swords ~
q an elegantly caprisoned charger. D.
'lr. A. j. Oramer, formerly in the en-. US
y OF the Great Northern railway in this ~,
Y, and now holding n position with the -, -,
40 company Ut Fnirhaven, WASH, has ~, ",
sly married nm eastern young lady. Tie r.
emony took place ut Portland, Orc. Il,
rom overv source comes tho tidinus of mr.
Wards's grand success this soa- br
Standing ~ he does to-day the fore tn
classical artist of America, he in GER "
ally entitled to the reward of n long I;fa