The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-26
PERSONAL.

Thos. L. Brady, of Great Falls, ia in the
city.
Il. r. Kline. Of Butte, ia : visitor IN the
CITY.
Jas. Potter. Of White Sulphur. il at The
Helena.
Il. 2. Northrup. Of st. Paul. is a guest at
H. Raht, OF New York, is stopping at
The Helena.
z. II. Dolman, OF Butte, is registered at
The Helena.
Contractor j. p. Dolan, from GrsAt Falls,
is in tho city.
Henry Herbers, OF Townsend, in at the
Grand Central.
Superintendent j. ID. Finn. OF Living
ston, is in the city.
Frank Harlow, of Boulder. is a guest ut
the New Merchants. FL
j. DAILY and wife, of Great Falls, are at
the New Merchants.
Mrs. G. Ranger, of Chotean, is spending
a few days in Helena.
A. w. Schriekner, Of Diamond, ia a guest
at the Grand Central.
j. c. Belden went to st. Paul via the
Union Pacific yesterday.
United States Marshal Furay came In
from Missoula last night.
A. j. Davis, of the First National bank
of Butte. is q visitor in Helena.
G. q. Pond, clerk of the house of repre-
sentatives. is in Helena on a visit.
Joseph Woods, assistant county attorney
of Missoula county, is in the city.
Col. @. D.. Curtis took a trip over to
Missoula yesterday for his health.
Mrs. Fannie Dunlevy, of Anaconda, is
visiting Mrs. Bell, Of Jefferson street.
Hon. Will Kennedy, Of the Boulder Age,
Coc in frvuu vapkarduy He lanvno fo-1pv
for Missoula.
c. G. Webster, of the Minneapolis house
of Marder Luse q Co., is in Helena on a
business trip.
A. Fl. Yancey, travelling passenger agent
of the Burlington. with headquarters at st.
Paul, is in Helena.
G. i. Connolly, Helena's popular young
attorney. went to New York yesterday vim
the Northern Pacific.
Duncan Hunter will start for New York
tomorrow. He takes the Union Pacific,
going by way of Salt Lake..
II. Rosenzweig, of Missoula, is in Helena,
on his way to Great Falls. with an idea of
locating in the Prairie City.
Fred Heinlein, a we'll known builder and
contractor. has returned from Fergus
county, where ne located a ranch.
Hon. Fremont Wood. Of Boise City,
United States district attorney for Idaho,
was i'll Helena yesterday on business.
Harry and Fred freeman have returned
from Battle Creek, Mich, where they ac-
companied the remains of their mother, the
late Ella freeman.
J. /. Gibson, for Redfeld, S. D.; H.
Brooks, A.. Brooks. 7. Hessburg and j. Gill
christ, for Minneapolis, we're among the
departures over the Northern Pacific yes
terday.
7. P. a. Howe, the civil engineer of Great
Falls, is a visitor in Helena. Talking. yes
terday, of the Subbs' Ferry dam, he said he
knew positively it would be built, aud he
had no doubt as to the feasibility of the
scheme.
Among the departures on the Great
Northern yesterday were A. Rabaige. for
H~ermansville, Mich: G.. H. Crowell. Liv-
erpool, England: j. p. Emery, st. Louis:
G. L. Hall, Deadwood, S. D.; Miss Sherris,
for New York.
DR.. ID. j. Carmichael is now pleasantly
located in the Atlas block. BY reference to
q card in another column it will be seen
that he will make a speciality of diseases of
women and children, for which he specially
prepared himself while in Europe.
ST Marks and his cousin, j. Jacobs, came
over from Butte yesterday afternoon to at
tend the masque ball of the Calumet club.
Their numerous friends and acquaintance
did not discover that they We're in town
until the unmasking time arrived. They
return to Butte to-day.
John Mcguire, the veteran manager, is
in Helena on a visit. He has arranged to
have Hon. John j. Finerty speak in Ming's
opera house a week from tomorrow. The
subject will probably be Robert Emmett"
Mr.. Mcguire will also bring the Butte
amateurs here after Lent, when they will
appear in Mikado..