The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-05

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days during ths week in Helena.
Mrs.. j. u. Hosa and children lsave TO-
day Tor . two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs.. w. q. Whalsy. In thu Missouri valley.
Mrs. Peter Larsen entsrtained a number
OF young people Wednesday evening. In
honor Of Miss Cruohhold. of Kichmond, W..
Miss Pearl Davenport 10 sxpected homo
this week after 4 visit Of two months
through some OF the principal southern
cities.
Patrick Calvin. CITY marshal, spent Sat
urday In Great Falls, his visit to that
metropolis being In tho interests OF pslice
affairs.
". H. Guthrie has bsen quite III since
Sunday whom he was taken with severe
Sails. but IL reported to be better ut
present.
Miss Sadie Slosson, who has been spend
bristol, has returned to her home in
Aurora. Ill.
d.. W: knight, Jr., Inns gone to Moline.
ILL.,. to join his wife, who WAS called east
owing TO the sudden illness Of her sister.
Mrs. Vsslie.
Frederick Linden. who for several years
mas occupied the position OF cornst player
IN the opera house orchestra, left on Thurs-
day for Chicago.
made the recipient of I've handsome ok
heads with fine antlsrs from some Of his
personal friends.
MIRA. A. N. Esler and son, with Miss
WenOtt. OF st. Paul, who have been visit
ing in Missoula for several days, have re-
turned to Helena.
Miss Gertrude sviggstt. Of ahis city, who
nas nnisaad her course Of study ct Martyr
home u ing this week.
Miss Violet Callen will leave Thursday
for bozsman to attend = large reception
ball to be given by Mrs. Benepe,
daughter of Judge story.
The Nisses Mary +. hickman and Harley
LETT Helena on Wednesday and Miss Sadie
Crum on Monday, for Chicago, to spend
part OF the summer months.
On Saturday. tho 2Sth ult.. T. J. Smith,
OF the s.rvsyor-Renersl's office. was mar
Iad'no performing the ceremony.
b. Il. Langley leaves for Winona. MIMI.
to-day to attend the wedding of Benton
Hatcher, to Miss Gertrude Kseler. which
occurs in that city on Wednesday, June 8.
Eugene Kleinschmidt. son of sx-Mayor
klelnschmidt. who was thrown from his
morse a short time ago and received several
Paln1ul INJURIES, is reported as improving.
Messrs. and Mesdames Hill ANA Nichol-
son, Mrs.. Conrad and Dr.. Barbour. occu-
pied one Of the lower boxes Mt the opera
house on Wednesday evening to hear Paul
jones'"
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Paurs
church gave a most delightful entertain
ment on Friday evening at the residence of
MRS; Church in the way Of a strawberry fes-
tlval. There wss a good attendance.
Miss Frances Cram leaves for the east to-
day TO be absent two months. She will
Visit friends IN Winona, Minnesota, during
June ana later will go to Chicago for a few
weeks visit with friends in that city,
The ladies' of Temple Emanu-E lei, in Hell
ena will give a concert for the benefit of
the temrie. on Tuesday evening, at Encore
hall. Some of Helena's prominent must
clans will assist in this entertainment.
Mr.. l. +: Churchill, who has been with
Messrs. Sands Bros. in this city for the
past two wears. left on F.1dnv for Great
Falls. Mr.. Churchilrs friends in Helena
will be sorry to lose him from their circles.
Miss Genevieve Roberts, who has been
absent from the city the past eight months,
has returned. After a few months visit in
the east. she spent the remainder Of the
winter with her brother at Monterey,
Mexico.
Mrs. Glare Avery has gone to her home in
w JULIA LWO uOuVlA "lyl her
parents. The first of August Mrs. Avery
expects to return to Helena and be one of
a camping pa 'ty that will spend the month
OF August in Yellowstone park.
The Historical society of the state has
one more important relic of important in
cidents in the history of the state, and that
IS the pom with which President Harrison
military post soon to be erected here.
The daily concerts at the Broadwater hotel,
given by the fine orchestra connected with
that establishment for the season, are again
resumed and the residents may enioy the
beautiful drive to the resort and listen to
some excellent music during the evenings.
Among the delegates who left Helena in
a special Pullman car IN Friday evening
for the republican convention to be held
in Minneapolis on Thursday OF this week
were three ladies, Mesdames b. F. Wood
man. j. U. Sanders aud A. B. Hammond.
It seems that the resources of our grand
state are inexhaustible. First came liver
and gold. later sapphires and rubies and
now the latest discovery of Montana's
and perfect opals in the vicinity of Virginia
City.
Mrs. z. Gottlick and daughter Ida leave
shortly for the east. Thev will lrst visit
friends in Detroit, Mich. and from there
90 on to Ohio. where Miss Ida will CON-
menoe a two years study for the stage. Tn
young lady will have the best wishes of
many friends for a most successful career.
Thu Home Social club held one of their
enjoyable dances at Electric hall on +! iday
evening, in which about seventy couples
participated. This will be the last Of the
dances given in the hall during the sum
mer. although it ia probable that a picnic
or dance at Childs' ranch will be INDUCED
in by this fun loving company.
Miss Enz left on Friday morning via tho
Great Northern road to Butte, and from
point down to the Rio Grande route, which
she travels over to Denver, where she will
remain a few days with friends. Miss Enz
will also stop several days in Salt LIKE.
from there depart for her homo in Du-
buque. Iowa, to spend the months of h,r
vacation.
There was a most brilliant display of
northern lights in the heavens on Thursday
evening. 1t WAS in the shape of a long,
feathery tail to n comet. and for a short
while the observers hunted assiduouslv for
the star. thinking perhaps Il comet and its
follower might suddenly have plunged into
close proximity with our sphere Just to see |
what we were doing.
Members of the Board of T.ade and
Commercial club will have the pleasure of |
entertaining for n short time Mr.. George
W. Childs. OF Philadelphia, who has been
making a short visit through tho western
states. Mr.. Childs left Philadelphia about
four weeks ago to celebrate the opening of
the grand now homo for printers situated
just outside of the city of Colorado Springs.
and of which he is tho founder and bene-