The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-11

Happenings OF the Week in the Gall atll
Valley Metropolis.


Valley Metropolis.
BozsMAx. Sept. 11-[Special. The Boze
man Milling company received the fra
carload Of machinery for their mill thiI
week. Work on the mill and elevator viii
be hurried through to receive this seasons
crop.
Nelson Story & Co. are building an addi.
tion TO their -FOUR mill, thereby incrsasinR
the capacity to q considerable extent.
J. N. Lindley 10 building q very hand
some residence on Davis street. Mr.. Lind
ley c%ontomplates putting up u brick block
on Main street.
Van Allen and Winters shipped . large
quantity Of potatoes to Butte this week.
They received = good price.
Joe Kountz, while in Livingston last
week, disposed OF . large number Of sheep,
$500 TO Elias Fowler. and 1890 to Mr..
Beasley. They brought . good figure,
although the selling price was not made
known.
been considerably enlarged by two addi-
tions and other chan es made this summer,
was finished and accepted bv the trustees
last Thursday. The high school building
ia being hurried along TO completion. and
already presents \ beautiful appearance.
High school teachers will hold their classes
in the Fe.ris i Logan buildings for the
present. '%
sherman Philips has his residence we'll
under way. and will be happily settled in a
month or six weeks.
The funeral of w. L. Perkins was held
Wednesday, and was followed to the ceme-
terry by a large Number of s%crrowing friends.
The Pioneers association, of which he was
an esteemed member, turned ont in q body.
A telegram was received by II. A. Field
ing, Wednesday. stating shat Mrs. Fred
Fielding's father was sick at Boston. Mrs.
Fielding left the same evening for her home
accompanied as far rs Chicago by Sherman
Phillips.
very pleasant party was given Tuesday
evening by Miss Mary Award at her
brothers. home to a number of her friends.
The evening was spent in playing euchrs.
A nice lunch was also served. The follow
ing were pr asent: Misses Allison. Mathie-
Morrow, Liddeil. Kyle, Jackson. Dilworth.
Thursday afternoon Mis-. Dier en-
friends in her rooms at The
Bozenan. In the evening gentlemen
were invited and all spent an enjoyable
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Luce. Mr.. and Mrs..
Geo. P. Dier, Misses Gertis Luce, Annie
Maxey. Page, Nathieson; Lessrs. Fox,
Kyle. Appleton, of Helena, Asbury.
Wednesday evening, at the residence of
Thos. Ellis, q pleasant party was given by
William Ellis to q large party of his friends.
was furnished BY colored Ruitarists. An
elaborate lunch WAS also served. The fol-
lowing were the invited: Misses Scott. Ruff
ner, Hicks, Noble, Wylis, Nettie and May
Maxey, Nellie, Lucy and Marium Patterson,
Stone and Fowler; Messrs. Van Fleet. Mar
tin, Kerlston, Clark, Lewis. Fowler, Rufner,
Mardis, Stranahan and Chisholm.
Thursday afternoon, at her mothers res
idence on Central avenue. Miss Fannie
Lamme gave an elaborate luncheon to a
large assembly of lady friends.
Miss Annie Maxey returned home Mon
day after a YER, pleasant visit with friends
Sydney Fox spent a day or two in Helena
this week. 1t il understood he intends
making Helena his future home, entering
the law Office of Hon. ". =. Cullen.
John Davitt n Ed Rich have gone to
Red Lodge to look after their contract work
with the Red Lodge Townsite
Bud and Byron Story left Tuesday to con-
tinue their studies at the Ogden Military
academy.
Murray Liebenstein. Of Butte, came over
this week to spend a few days at the famous
Ferris hot springs.
City, who have been making a lengthy visit
at the springs, returned to their home
Tuesday.
Attorney Chas. s. Hartman. of this city.
who was nominated for congress on the re-
publican ticket at Great Falls, was met at
the depot on his return by a large crowd of
friends. both republicans M democrats,
and congratulated on his nomination.
The handsome residence of John A. Luce
on Black street Is nearing completion and
will be occupied in about a month. Boze-
man has some very fine residences in the
course of erection.
j. I. Martin has his elegant brick man
sion almost completed.
MIR. CARL. father OF Mrs. Fred A. Field
ing. of Bozeman, died at his home in Bos-
ton Wednesday evening of heart failure.
Men are now at work filling in between
the rails of the electric street railway.
This was a much needed improvement not
only to the line, but also to the general ap-
psarance of the Streets.
A dance was given Thursday evening BY
the young men of the Town at Atmory hall.
Lovely music wa Q furnished by the Boze-
man orchestra and q large crowd enjoyed
themselves.
Butte taking in the fremen's tournament
Hon. ID. +. Morgan. of Minneapolis. ar
rived in Bozeman Thursday. He went to
his mining property at Riverside Friday
morning.
Mr.. Fridley, who was so badly injured at
his ranch on the Yellowstone by being
thrown out of q wagon by a runaway team,
necessitating the amputation of one leg.
died at his home Friday morning. De-
ceased was an old tina settler and highly
respected. He WAS buried at Bozeman Fri
day.
Z. P. Caldwell went to Great Falls
Wednesday on legal business.
Miss Annie Anderson is visiting friends in
Helena for a week or two.
Hon. G. w. Hoffman spent the week in
Butte on mining business.
John Maxey spent his holidays at bis
fathers ranch on Trail creek.
Attorney General Henri j. Haskell, OF
Helena, was n Bozeman Friday son bust.
ness.
Ella l.. Knowles, of the peoples party,
arrived in Bozeman Friday morning, and in
the evening addressed q good-sized meet
ing.
A. j. Davidson, of Helena, was q visitor
to Bozeman this week.
Will Kennedy, of Boulder, visited Boze-
man Friday and addressed the people on
the issues of the peoples party.
MIS>OULA.
Big Apples Raised in the Bitter Root
Valley.
MIssoULA, Sept. 1O.-lSpecial. RE
baptist church. Lieut.. Lavery being the
principal speaker.
A license to marry WIS issued Thursday
to Newton Hyde Rud Frett Rails.
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