The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-07
BOHEMIAN.

Numerous Enjoyable Parties-Entertain-
ment by Home Minstrols.
BOHEMIAN, Feb. 6.-ESpecial. l-B. /. Stan
ton is on deck again after an illness of
three waeks from la grippe.
G. w. Wakefield is sojourning in st. Paul
this week.
E.. 3. Lamme loft Friday for New York
and other points, to purchase goods.
G. w. Delvev left Friday for st. Paul, to
be gone two weeks. DOCS return will be
anxiouslv awaited. sE.
Con. g. O.. Eaton, j. D. Whelpley and
W. G. Gooding, all Of Helena, spent a few
daya in Bozeman this. week.
Jno. A. Luce, entertained the Nickel Plate
Whist club Monday evening. All report
having a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goo. p. Dier gave an OBJ
servation party in the ~parlors Of the Bozs-
man Tuesday evening. About sixty-tive OF
Mrs. u. p. Caldwell carried of the first
prizes, while Mr.. Gstchell and Mrs. G. W..
Wakefield got away with the boobies.
Dancing and card playing were also in
dulged in, followed by a ,sumptuous repast
in the dining room.
E. D. Ellis waa in Helena and Butte this
week on business.
Rev. A. Wormer, of Grand Rapids, Mich,
and G. w. Vanderhoegt. OF Amsterdam,
Holland, have been here this week in the
interest of Hollanders who intend to coll
onize Gallatln valley this spring. They
left Thursday for Helena.
The Ideal Ministries. home talent, gave a
grand parade Friday noon and in the even
ing entertained a crowded house. with their
new jokes and fine singing. This was the
first show, and we hope they will soon give
another.
It is expected the now depot will be
opened to the public about Feb. 10.
The misunderstanding here is still unsettled
although T. j. Nesbitt has been appointed.
The republican GENITAL committee want
Michael Langohr installed while Col. San
ders and Mr.. Power recommend Nesbitt.
Meanwhile Charley Budd is satisfactorily
holding down the office.
Edwin S. Booth, a lawyer Of Butte, WAS
in town this week on legal business.
4. B. Turner and wife returned Thurs
day from q lengthy visit to the mines at
Red Bluff.
The Old Folks Whist club WAS enter
tanned by L.. G. Haskell Thursday evening.
Il. V. Maze, general agent of the U. l..
railway at Butte, WAS q visitor to Bozeman
this week.
Mrs. r. H.. Finlay, Friday morning. re-
ceived the sad news by wire of the death of
her mother in Minneapolis. She left for
there Friday evening.
DILLON.
Personal Mention-A Flour Mill In
Sight.
DILLON. Feb. 6.-ISpecial. Mr.. and Mre.
Will Shoup, of Salmon City. arc in Dillon
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Burleigh.
They will leave for r tour OF the coast in IL
few days. sL.
Mr.. and Ms. r. G. Halliday. of this oity,
IRE visiting friends in Ogden.
Hon, l.. G. Fyhtie Is in the Occur d'Alene
country on mining business.
DIR. James Reid, of the College of Mon
tana, Deer Lodge, was in tho city this week.
Andrew Barlow. who has resided in this
locality for Il number of years, died Tues
day. He was about so years of age and
unmarried.
Mrs. Il. Il. Brock has returned from an
eastern visit.
The masquerade ball given at tho opera
house last Friday evening WAS a success in
every particular. About seyenty-fve couples
attended. Something over one hundred
dollars was cleared, which will be added to
the free library fund.
john II. Cowan, of Butte. was in tho city
this week. bir. Cowan proposes TO begin
work on tho electric light and water plants
as soon as the weather will permit. He will
also put in II Touring mill costing about
S25. 600, il no disnoses OF stock to the OK
tent OF $4,000 among onr citiZena.
The harmony club met at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs. II. n. Thomas Wednesday
evening. An excellent programme wAs rem.
dered.