The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-17

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sonnee; lne contractlnR parties were MISS
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naon ~ nsAu o. the crockery department.
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Mrs. Young, wife of II. q. Young, of the
public schools. has left this city for several
months absence through the east and
south. Mrs. 'Houng's health has somewhat
failed IN the past year, and ii is hoped a
thorough rest from her school duties Will
Dehens hef.
News was received IN Helena yesterday Of
the death at her home near Fort Maginnie,
sof heArt disease, At Helena. wife Of Viii
nam Fergus, aged % years. the deceased
Was me mother 81 MISS Nellie Fergus, who
cousin, Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
The Crescent club cave a yery ENJOYABLE
dance last Tuesday evening, at the Helena
Business, college, in honor of Miss Kate
Kelly. Miss Kelly has been in Helena for
some months, and during that time made
@ great many friends. She left for her
home at Charlottesville, Ind, Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Conrad entertained Mesdames
Ashby, Wallace, knight, and the Misses
Blaine, Carpenter, Rumley, Davenport.
Wickess ana Cullen. at d pink ana white
luncheon, on Thursday last, in honor Of
her sister, Miss. Barnaby. The decorations
were La France and La Bride roses. Lun-
cheon was served at two O'Clock.
Louis G. Phelps left Helena on Monday,
the 18th, to be absent for several weeks.
He joins Mrs. Phelps at Red Wing. MINI,
where she has bsen visiting her parents for
the past two months. and after a short q tay
in that city Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps will 90 to
New York. sailing on the steamer Teutonio
Tor 2 few weeks visit IN Europe. where MIR.
Ihelps expects to combine business with
Mrs. Q. W. Power, the mother Of T. @.
Power, died OIL Tuesday evening in this
city. Her illness was only a week in
length, her death being caused by la grippe.
The remains were conveyed to their former
homs of the deceased, DUBUQUE. Iowa, on
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Power Mr.. ). W. Power and Miss Sarah p.
railroad.
Christopher Jansen, the Norwegian poat
and hymnster. addressed a large ana ap-s
preciative audience at the G.. "a. r. hall
Sunday evening. Although the foreign ac-
cent is STRONGLY marked his rendition-of
the English language is easy and effective.
He sang several songs in his native tonQus
with great musical ability. While in Che
CITY Mr.. Jansen was the guest of Mrs. A.
M. Hotter.
Last night for the third time since its
organization the ever-popular 1897 club
gave an enjoyable dance at the Helena
Collega hall. Many visitors were
present and were enthusiastic in their
praise of the youthful assemblage. An un-
expected surprise appeared in the shape of
refreshments with the compliments of Mrs.
N. Frotz and w. G. Child. Harry Yaeger
thanked the donors on behalf of the club.
California excursionists who bought tick
cts at the Northern Pacific office. and who
will take the northern route, were: A. S.
Blake. Frank II. Woody, b. +. Tudor and
wife, Chas. Otto. G. A.. Wolf, W. d, Kin
ney. W.. B. Bryan, A. r. Howard. G. L..
Howard, u. II. Smith, Julius Hirshberg, A.,
Miles, w. M. Gordon, M. Martin, Hebe M,
Ashby, DanielH Foston, VIM. j. Anderson,
Geo. w. Sage, w. Il. johnson, j. b. Bryant,
Il. F. Bennett.
The old but always charming drama Of
Hazsl Kirke waa giyan 10 4 larye nrdianc
az 81. Aloysius hal1. on Mondav evanin1 ~
the Helena Catholic Dramatic
The cast was filled in d most excellent
n several of the characters taken
surpass many of the professionals seen
in the same play. The audience 40 highly
entertained will look forwara with pleasure
to the next entertainment to be brought
out by this society.
The Union Pacific excursion to C.,;for-
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