The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-24
PERSONAL.


i. +. Gregory, of Placer, ia in the city.
s. S. Morrison, of Great Falls, is in the
city.
A. L. Marsh, Of La Crease, Wis. is il
Helena.
Charles Howell, Of Bismarck, is in the
city.
u. w. Power, of Fort Benton, is at The
Helena.
w. C. Drescher, of ST. Louis, is at The
Helena.
A. +. Whitcomb, Of st. Paul, is visiting
Helena.
w. A. Craig, of st. Paul, is at the New
Merchants.
Robert Coburn, of White Sulphur, is at
the Grand Central.
j.. j. Mickey went to st. Paul yesterday
over tbs Northern Pacific.
j. A. Clark goes to Eau Claire, Wis, to-
day via the Great Northern.
L. and T. Isary, of Townsend, are spend
ing a few days in the capital.
S. A. Willoughby and wife go to Chicago
to-day via the Northern Pacific.
T. d. sullivan. of Elliston, was in town
yesterday on his way to Marysville.
Marshal Furay left yesterday for Billings
on business connected with his office.
Tom McTague was in Helena yesterday.
booming Deer lodge for the state capital.
Deputy United States Marshal Miles
goes to Chicago to-day via the Great
Northern.
w. Nj. kurtz WAS among the departures
yesterday over the Great Northern. He
goes to st. Louis.
John Murphy was among the departures
over the Northern Pacific yesterday. He
goes to Auburn. N. Y.
Judge j. w. Eddy, who has been i'll for
about a week with an attack of la grippe, 1s
still confined to his home.
B. H. Langley, general freight and t oket
agent of the Montana Central. is confined
to his room with the rheumatism.
w. A. Conrad. agent of the Montana Cen
trail at Boulder, Mont, is in Helena to-day.
Mr.. Conrad thinks of changing his station.
from the Judith. and for many years
county commissioner of Jefferson county,
is in the city on a visit.
Secretary Pope and President Davidson,
of the Montana State fair, went to Butte
yesterday in the interest of the racing pro-
gramme of the association.
P. H. Leslie left yesterday via the North
ern Pacific for New York city. whittier he
was called on account of the serious illness
of his daughter, Mrs. S. s. CARL.
Officer Grogan, who was shot by the high
wayman Henry Clark now serving a forty
year sentence, was out on the streets yes
tsrday. He is rapidly mending n feels
much improved.
Among the departures over the Great
Northern to-day will be Miss Alice Oberly,
for Chicago, II. Trash and II. Davis for ST.
Paul, George Dean for Grafton, N. d., and
Chauncey Laine for Milwaukee.
John McMurray, city editor Of the Butte
Inter Mountain, and formerly on the
reportorial staff of The INDEPENDENT. spent
Sunday IN Helena. Mr.. McMurray has
made Il noticeable improvement in the local
columns Of the Inter Mountain since his re-
turn to Butte.
Supreme Master Workman j. w. Kins-
ley, of the A. O.. u. W., has returned from
a visit to Trenton, N. j., and other points
in the east. While in Trenton he insti-
tuted a new grand lodge. MIR. kinsley says
the prospects for a large attendance at the
meeting of the supreme lodge here are
growing every day.
E. G. Clement. of the postofice inspectors
for this district, is back to the
headquarters here for the first time in
months. He has been working in
South Dakota, where he got up the cases
against the Cinnamon and the officers of
the Louisiana Lottery company for viola
ton of the anti-lottery law.