The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
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Delightful Social Gatherings Mt Mrs. CHS
b hoim's and Mrs. StOry's.
BozEMAs. Dec. h-(Special. BEN Clark
has sold his residence property on South
Bozemnn st eet to William hewitt; price
81. 600.
V. Is. Place has been appointed receiver
Of the firm of G. j.. Hogan d Co.. Belgrade.
The ladies OF st. james Child will hold
a fair Dec. z. s and s, in the Bozeman
block.
Old timers are requested to meet at Boze-
man Dec. 8 for the purpose OF forming an
organization of pioneers OF Gallatin county.
An oyster supper WAS given Wednesday
night at the Odd Fellows hall by the ladies'
aid society of the Nj. Il. church.
Geo. =. Chisholm. Of EIRin, ILL.,. and MIR.
and Mrs. Geo. II. Bennett arrived in Boze-
man Tuesday for Il short visit with Col. O.
p. Chisholm.
Col. Chisholm's handsome residence was
the scene of n pleasant gathering Tuesday
evening, the occasion being n hand euohre
rarity given by the colonel and his charming
wife to q number of their friends. There
we're present: Messrs. and Mesdames Tu-
dor. Wilson. Fielding, +. Culloden, Ruff
ner, l.. +. Panton, Lee Haskell, l.. A.. Luce.
John Luce. Getchel, q. W. Wakefield, Bo-
CERT, j. I. Ma tin, A. j.. Davidson, Thomas
Lewis, X. X. Finley. Oscas Van Tassell, h.
=. Lamme. g. p. DER, s. Phillips. Flowers;
Mesdames H.. g. Hall, Ella Haskell. Place,
Whitefoot; Messrs. Fred Fielding and Col.
II. Il. Ferris. The following are the prizes
and their recipients: Gut glass and gold
jewel case, Mrs. l.. s. Wilson; silver card
receiver, Mrs. l.. A. Luce; ornamented tot
let bottle. Sanford RuInsr.
Wyman Ellis left Bozeman Friday for
Butte. From there he will go to Canada
and visit his old home and spend the win
ter.
ii. Sommers. of Helena. n D.. S.. Muir
ray. of Salt Lake. visited Bozeman this
week in the interest of the Bell Telephone
company. Mr.. Sommers will establish an
exchange at this point and have connection
with Livingston this winter. A connect
ing line to Helena will be rushed through
in the spring.
Wednesday evening the Gallatin Valley
club dance was held in Armory hall. A
good crowd was present.
Walter Cooper and Chas. s. Hartman
visited Butte this week.
Miss Violet Cullen came over from Hell
ena Thursday to visit Mrs. Hogan.
Il. nj. Ferris left Saturday on a short
business trip to Chicago.
Rev. j. A. Seaton left Tuesday for Da-
kota, whore he will make his future home.
Mrs. L. p. Fuller, of Helena. and Mrs.
Lippincott, of Great Falls, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Wakefield this week.
Rev. Ghormley who succeeds Rev. j. A.
Seaton az pastor of the Christian church
here, arrived Thursday. He was rendered a
reception at the residence of S. G. Kenyon
by the members of his church.
One of the pieasantest events of the early
winter season, which promises SO much ina
social way, was the tea given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Nelson Story, assisted
by her daughter, Mrs. Hogan. The after
noon was most delightfully."- spent. while
the dainty refreshments which were served
were a feature of the tes that will materi-
ally assist in making 1t a memorable event.
Those present were: Mesdames Cooper. T..
Cleveland, e. b.. Martin. Radford. d.. ID.
Smith, Chisholm. H. A. Fielding, Basinski,
Waters. w. w. Wylie. Kidd, Bsssy. Griffin,
Tracy, Mendenhall, Nichols. Frazier,
Benepe, Hogan, Alde:son, Nesbitt, Wake
field, Anderson, Black, Koch. Crockett,
Blakeley. Ruffner. Mcpherson, j. Il. Bowie,
Yerkes. ID. Wilson. Miss Penield, and Miss
Violet Cullen, of Helena.