The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-25
4 PLEASANT SUNDAY.
philadelphia Tourists Bound for
Denver'spend the Day
at Helena
iKniRhts Templar Nnrouto TO the
Triennial Oonclave at Colo
radios Capital.
They Were Well Pleased with Their
Trip to tho Park and Rcst
Here. FL & -

A very pleasant day greeted the Denver
club, knights Templar Of philadelphia.
and their ladies. on their arrival in Hslsna
Yesterday. The shliners who have jour
neyed lover tho sands'' found Helena a de-
liRhtful oasis in the desert OF railroad
travel. The party arrived on o special train
early yesterday morning via the Northern
Pacific on schedule time. The train was
run ont TO the Broadwater. The occu-
pants OF the PullmAns thoroughly enjoyed
their morning plunge at the natatoriula DO
fore breakfast. They have Just made a six
days iaunt through the National Park, and
the stop hs q yesterday was a Welcome re-
lief in the railway journey from Philsdsi-
phia to Denver. Tho Helena Knights
Templar met the visitors at the Broad
water early. Many Of them we're driven
about the city. They were we'll pleased with
the capital. Its many metropolitan fentu' es
Il Attt acted-. attention and admiration and
reminded them Of their v eastern cities.
The party left Philadelphia on July ID.
One day was spent in Chicago and one in
81. Paul. : They entered the National park
last Monday. Tho six days in wonderland
we're thoroughly enjoyed. Soma Of the
tourists were tired out when they boarded
tho Pullmnns on leaving, but felt amply
compensated for the energy expended in
.doinQ'' the park. The f. st real rest they
have had since starting for Denver was
yasterday. The shade trees and green
,avns of the B toadwater were very sooth-
mo to eyes tired with viewing landscape
,htouph a car window, and the noise of
lravel was ont of their ears for about four
teen hours.
The marty ia made up of people represent
inc thu heat classes of Pennsylvania, most
al them being from Philadelphia. They
fonnd A number of people in Helena who
hail from their own state. The officers of
The club are Joseph s. Wright, r. L, som-
mander general c~ommandery X. X. o. issnn-
%sylvania and illustt ious %potentate of Lu Iu
Temple A. A. q. N. III. T., president; +.
Lsibrandt, Of st. Alban commandery No.
Al, Philadelphia. treasurer; N. FsErse
Lichtner, r. E. G. Corinthian Chasasur
tnry. Advisory board. Il. II. Watson, j.
MoCaban, G. ". Hutchinson, i. A.. Smith.
Charles Gary: surgeon. X. W. Beaver; COM
missary, =. A. Lsith, W. j.. Ganin, James
Kerr, Lewis D. Bslair, Philip Eneslke;
ouartermaster, George W. Hutchinson;
postmaster, N. 4. AiRutnet' n" s'Jn
&, Fase,; correspondents. +. +. BoRert. w.
The club will visit Spokane. Seattle. Ia
coma and Portland. They will spend three
DAYS in San Francisco where they will be
domiciled at the Palace hotel. After leav-
ing the coast several Nevada towns Will DO
visited. They are scheduled to arrive over
the Rio Grande Western road at Salt Lake
on Aug. 4. One dsy win DO given to
sight seeing in the city OF the saints. Be-
fore reaching Denver the club Will visit
Glenwood Springs, the famous mountain
resort of Colorado. inc following nunoay
the Gods. The tri-annual conclavs is to
last three days at Denver. Aug: {, 9. 10 and
II. Their headquarters Will DO at the
Windsor hotsl.
The transoor~ tinental tours are becoming
more popular every year, the great attrae-
ton being the Yellowstone park which
brings the tourists over the Northern IA
ciic system. The Philadelphia Knights
ARE travelling on a supsrbly appointed train.
It consists Of a Pullman dining oar, vesti-
buled, d~rawing-room, sleeping cars ana An
observation car. The club 10 scheoulso TO
arrive in Philadelphia at $50 p. IN. Sunday.
Aug. IA. The clubs special left Helena At
eight O'Clock last night. In the party are:
Isaac Albertson, philAdelphia.
Miss G.. L. Altemus, Philadelphia.
II. Barnett and wife, Philadelphia.
+. Barnett. Philadelphia.
Geo. Barnett, Philadelphia.
Il. r. Bailey. Philadelphia:
Jos. Bird and wife, Philadelphia.
Lewis d. Bslair and wife, Philadelphia.
NJ. F. Bensrman and wife, Philadelphia.
Edwin Boone, Reading. Pa.
f, F. Boee,t, W~ilkesbarre, Pa.
Fred Butts, Philadelphia.
Miss E. G. Blacklan, New Hope, Pa.
NJ. Ii. Bureupder, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
W. B. Burk and wife, Philadelphia.
Mrs. s.. 4. Briner, Reading, Pa.
Chas. Cary. Philadelphia.
j. +. Crater and wife, Esston.
H.. Clements, Philadelphia.
Geo. Il. Clark and wife. Hazelto0s
Chas., L. Chidsev. Easton.
Miss M. J. Cotterel, Reading.
Chas. Chapman and wife, Germantown.
A. M. Davis, Philadelphia.
Jos. W. Day, Reading.
David Dallas, Ardmore.
K. W. Deaver. NJ. D.. Germantown.
Joshua Evans and wife, Philadelphia
Philip Enaslke, Philadelphia.
{. II. EldridRs and wife, PHILADELPHIA.
J. L. Forwood, M. D.. and wife. Chester.
f. M. Fox and wife, Easton.
samuel Il. Foster and wife. Philadelphia.
Francis Fennimore and wife, Bristol.
Miss Emily G. Fennimore. Bristol.
G. Fraser and wife, Philadelphia.
JOS. b. Fsustmann, New York.
VIM. j. Gavin and wife. Philadelphia.
s. Gourley and wife, Philadelphia.
John +. Gwinner and wife, Easton.
G. Groezinger and wife, Lancaster.
Master Theo. Groezineer. Lancaster.
Miss Barbara GroezinRer, Lancaster.
Frank Halpen. Philadelphia.
i. Rankin, Huston. Mechaniosburg.
Geo. W. Hutchinson, Philadelphia.
W. W. Halbert. Philadelphia.
Geo. ". Hughee. Philadelphia.
II. w, Hallowell and wife, Philadelphia.
Miss Z. Hallowell. Philadelphia.
Mrs. julia A. Hallowell. Philadelphia.
Miss Julia M. Hollowell, Philadelphia.
W. W. Heed, Wsstcheste-.
J.. s. Hunt. N. D., Easton.
James Kerr. Philadelphia.
D. j. Kerr, Philadelphia.
Miss NJ. Kerr, Philadelphia.
Victor Koch, Scranton.
Adam Lehman, ChambersburR.