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THE INDIANS WILL ASSIST.
And Entertain A. u. U. W. Visitors Al
Missoula on June II.

And Entertain A. .. U. W. Visitors at
Missoula ON Juno II.
The board of trade of Eissoula has ar
ranged for an Indian performance when the
A. o. U. W. exeursionists are in that city
ON June II. Some were impressed with the
idea that the exhibition would give the Wis
itors an unfavorable impression of Mis-
soula, and they would class il a. An unciv-
ilized community. ID. E. Bandman and
others took this view OF the cass, but the
majority thought differently, and it was
decided to invite the Indian band and a
large delegation to play tho Indian game
OF lacrosse. and indulge in other pastimes
characteristic OF the race which would
please the visitors. The visitors will b.
met at tbs depot by citizens, the A. o. u.
W. lodge of Missoula and probably other
orders. and by 200 children Handsomely
attired and bearing flowers to the strangers.
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THE CONCERT Tonight.
ratermMn's Juventse Orchestra ~ 4
S EnralhOrn college.

2ME%A %#S@#9NE%&@S xsaNM~ M&E6@a
rstermaa,s Juven.,a Orchestra ~ n,
EaRslhorn college.
The concert 10 ~ xivsn this evening b,
Prof.. Pstsrnann'a juvenile orchestra ans
the college band a. Engelhorn'a college
mil promiasa 70 b very enjoyable. To-
following \ The programme;
Enssihora's 4 usiislss Hand ~fiirst Appearance,
!, " /, a nNsrSdsHsti ssrs. !, ,A Arr. f fstsrmsnn
= Violin Solo. 's1hsn You'll Remainder ~,
~ Nil. iKi; Katherine Miis;sthiss:.;e;a, ,'s,,' 80
= Duet iar two oornets Whispering
c r.Rs Rnssihorn, and ii. potsrla.nn ~
!. !, . NIGHT ssars Ola;
Y Mala.p sslo, fAntaaio, 'so Souvenir Ls Sc
1'as1f Master Ham, p-etermas..niin. As J. v.
.. Gallon, .sHleigh Ride Is. /. ..........N Nee ke
= Duet a fss AVA cornets, The Tyfolis ~.
Mia ~ 5a oissa md rir;a;f:, ifis,tis,i;msa,,n.as., ,,
q 'Ih AZ Forge In tho Forest" ,.... Michnells
sA ! picture ,. Il nstnrs, representing ntEh :;
.ssuvenile oroheatrA
y SONG I'm Getting = htE GIL koM ~
Ids Petsrmsnn.
q Dust for two yiolina, ''The. WATERMAN
gS#s ssss+ss - sAa ~. $50 $50 \ ! 4 sSuA -
Masters Albert Raleigh and Ruehing
FArcasa.
u. Msnuet, four v iolins . ...... 1899. MozA ri
Wslles Kellogg, Ghas. Hageman. Lloyd
nAus, j. Denerse.
8 Cornet colo, American RaAnties' Rama dell
Master Henry Petermann.
3 ManolinA, Mexican SersnAda. ....... Il.Angey
Misses Josephine, Hermann, Juliet
petermnnn, Katherine Matheson.
4. aTA-Rn-ha BOOM Do Rae" .......sAyer.
Juvenile Orchestra.
Master Henry Peterman has selected Is
liz violin solo, Fantastic, Souvenir de
hayden" Leonard. and AZ concert solo.
,olka, American Beauties" Ramsdell, for
EVENINGS concert. The price Of i'd
ID 81; children 80 cents.
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DUST Received.

Twenty-four dozen turkey feather dust
ots, direct from manufacturer. selling from
30 to 65 cents.
A carload of Obelisk Akron cement, the
best in America.
Fishing tackle in great variety at low
prices.
Senour's floor paints. the best in America.
II. III. PARcuEN & Co,
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driven Out With Rrlt,sh Aid

PARIS. May A.-Ths official report Of the
Catholic Missionary Review ON the recent
missionary troubles in East Africa, says
tbs Catholic kingdom OF Uganda was de-
st'oyod and tho king, ths bishops and
seventeen missionaries driven out by Prot
estant natives, supported by British agents.
Armed with rifles given them by Capt. Ru-
gard they bombarded the Catholic mission
and set hre to it. the Doctor and the CAtho-
tic chief being killed.
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Can Only Dance by Consent,

ELIZABETH. n. j., May 23.-On tho petit
ton OF many women the city council re-
Gently passed an ordinance which prohibits
girls under 16 fro m attending public dancsa
without parent s or guardians. To might at
ths opening of the picnic season the police
raldsd sever raj public gardens, ejecting
girls. Ihe raids caused considerable son
sation.
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Bozemen Beats Great rails.

Bowman, May 29.-Ispecial. ]-Bozemsn
md Great Falls played u good game of ball
here to-day. Bozsman won by a score of
10 10 10. The features Of the game was the
heavy hitting Of the home team, Hearn and
Porter knocking out home runs, Joe Moi
htt and Visnsr making three-baRgers. Up
70 the eighth inning Bozenan had a good
lead. whom Great Falls auocseded in max.
ing nix runs in mt inning through errors.
Thu battery work of the visitors was poor,
: number OF passed balls being credited to
tho catcher. Gibbs and Adams for the
homo team played fine ball. Several diff
cult running catches were made on both
sides. The attendance was small, rain
having kept . good many away
BozemRn ............O 3 0 8 6 2 0 3 2-19
Great Fails 0 l22OO7 2-15
Batteries. Gibbs and Adams, Emerke and
Nenefee. Umpire, Mullen. Of Helena. "
&A& ~ 10 Thu pnn t. a. ------- =.
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Notice. s..
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned at the Office Of the
building inspector at the city hall
until noon, Tuesday. May 81, for
the furnishing of nails and laying of plank
sidewalk on north and west side OF Seventh
ward hose house. The city will furnish the
lumber. Plans at office of building in
spector. A.. HARR1TY,
@ Chairman Committee.
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Earned runs-Helena 4, Missoula /; three- base
\ hts--Campbel !. smith l: stolen bases by Hell
ga "a d 4 ss n aonble pi I; s.sraide O. nl' ward basss
IN bAlis-by Monday 2. by Campbell 4; struck
sut=by, Campbell :. BY Monday 8; passed balls
ssbys Ward !, C0lgan /
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The New Merohauts.

Operated by the Merchants Hotel CON-
pany, now begs to announce tina its rooms
are open for the reception of guests
Rooms will be offered to transient Ruests al
Sl.25 per day {pallor foor). 81 per day
third foor), Is cents per day (fourth foorl.
Extra for more than one occupant. Rooms
to permanent guests at less rates. Al
modern improvements; steam heat, electric
light, return electic call bell systsm, and
sunshine in every guest chamber. Brussels
and velvet carpets used exclusively
throughout the house. Office, elegant bar
and billiard room, cigar stand and p~alatial
barber shop on first aoor.
DINING ROOM KEOpENED.
The dining room in this hotel has been
leased to and Is now operated separately by
the Mlsses Maggie, who are prepared to fnI-
mis- board At 4e for tickets good for twenty.
n meals, 81 Tor twenty-ons continuous
meals. 30 cents for siaQle meals.
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Declined to Run

LONDON. May 2s.-Jobn Parnell. brother
OF the late Charles Stewart Parnsll. has do
clined to contest Limerick for parliament.
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Agent in Helena and every city in Mon
eaaa wanted by New York Life Insurance
eonpAny. Large commission paid; sx-
I.erieAes not necessary. Address Is, Bailey
bleek, Helena.
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" - Ia II AIUOFFK,
For the Board of Trustees
Aesnts Mantsa

Every one can afford to carry a silk umbrella,
t1st olsck. whom the price is rs low ~ 81 SO, a.
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0rdsr Your Suits.
A. sieaant line Of spring goods has just
eeen received. The very latest patterns.
Rxieee Reasonable. ]. b. Johnson,
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DINING ROOM KEOpFNHD.

Buy a ladies' silk umbrella for SL5O or a gen.
tlsman's 2sinch all silk umbrella for 81. Is at
The Bee Hive special sale. "
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Money to LOan.

The Bee Hive sells more baby carriages than
are rock-bottom.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-30

Baby carriages at The Bee Hive at less than
eastern prices. Call and SEQ their full sized, iron
wheel carriage at 1850.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-30

Hemingway's embroidery silks. Japan floss.
HaDsn Q0sss and rope silk only $50 per dozen at
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1ndiyi@ uaI Patkarua

VI foreign and domestic suitings have Just
been received by JOHNSON.
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Mrs. Anna Karatodt's. midwife, No. aO3
N. Rodney, services can be y ON Ii
shortest possible notice.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-30

On improved irrigated farms through
ous the state. Lowest rates. Time and
tefms to suit. Write, describing YOU,
property.
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TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT.

To the Pupils Of the Public schools.
New CLASSES for the review Of the common
branches will be organized at the Montana
Business college Electric block Monday,
May so. for the benefit of those pupils Of
the public schools who desire to brighten
up for next years work. New Glasses in
Benn Pitmen shorthand will also be or
eanizsd at the same time.
The above liberal discount will be made
to the pupils Of the intermediate and higher
grades. Il. O. RAILsBAcK, Prin.
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Notice.
i

Special sale Of figured China silks this week at
Butcher l. Bradleys.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-30

The largest line Of purses, card cases and
leather goods in the city at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-30

The celebrated Jackson coraet waist in black
and colors at Butcher q Hradley's. l05 Broadway
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-30
AN APPEAL.

Foster kidgloves at The Bee Hive thi week
only 81. as.
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Arrivals At the Grand Central.

Henry J. Rainsford,
Anaconda.
II. II. popting, Marys-
vile.
Clarence r. McKoin,
Townsend.
c. + Eslcomyn, Lon
don. t.ng.
A. Nj. Levy. Chicago.
W. 4. Hoag. st. Paul.
B.. u. Bathrick. Elk
horn.
Monte Belden, Spokane
William Green, Bloss-
burg.
Frank Forbes, Iron
Mountain.
p. Murray. Carbet.
Mrs. +. p. Murray.
Corbet.
William B. Bowen,
Bozeman.
Tdw ard &. Cook, New
York.
Miss Emma Stokes,
New York.
Ed Murray, New York.
Thomas Connell, Bos-
ton.
Stuart Brodrick, New
York.
Mrs. A. Hodson, CAS-
cade.
John Largent. Sun
River.
Mrs. A. Williams. Butte
Dudley Du Bose, Fort
Benton.
B: A. Robertson, Sun
kiver.
II. b. Gains. Butte.
j. IL. cCarthy. Butte.
y. +. Blaine, Butte.
Dan Dutl II, Benton,
+. I'll. Elliott. Butte.
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The Erunnell stock of dry goods must go
~ soon as possible. Everything hrst-class
except h priceA Cali early at No. 8
South Main.
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Mrs. Mary Fisher,
Narysyl,e.
B. Morse, I'oston.
Carl +. Hensen, Bill
lings.
d. j. Mcleod, Marys--
vile.
Mrs. &. f. Delcemyn,
Lon Ion, Eng.
John Moray. York.
7. l.. Bathrick, Elk
horn.
J. Fl. Murphy. Rimini.
j.. Il. Grosgreff, Spo-
kane
j.. X. Clements, st.
Louis.
John Macauley, IronT]
Mountain.
Robert Fisher, Mis-
soula. !
Mrs. W. B. Bowen,
Bozenan.
Mrs A. Fl. Tar,ey,
New York.
H.. b. Bradley, New
York.
=. q. Wilson. Boston.
7. Collier. Butte.
John Caplise. boston.
David Elmer, Kew Y'k.
A. Hodson. Cascade. !
john X. Cashier, Belt.
G. =. Downing, Great
Falls.
A. Williams, Butte.
Mrs. Il. H. Harder,
Butte.
James G. Adams, Sun q,
hiver.
j.. ID. Athey. Arming- !
i. J Pearson, Butte. {
J. FL. Harris, st. Clair. !
Mrs. +. H. tlliott,
Butte.
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MONTANA SAVINGS BANK,
Helena, Montana
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60 to Tho Bee Hive for bargains in ladies'
misses and ohildren's hosiery and underwear.
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D TREY STAND.
1sssrd u ths Clubs In the Montana State
Baseball League.

Played. Won. I
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SunnER Dress GooBs

We are now displaying the latest designs and colorings ia
Summer Dress Fabrics, and invite attention to the following
SPECIAL VALUES:
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entertainment. REFRESHMENTS will be
served ut the conclusion Of the snteftafns
ment.
FOR THE FAIR.
Exhibits Already Promined by tho Women
Ss ~ fha aAatM gFt&H8 @

Exhibits Already Promissd BY tho Women
nf the state.
The Arst ladies u take stock In tho dor
are from Dsss Lodge county. This
county will be represented In the liberal
arts by 4 Scene representing Mount Powell.
done In battered work on the copper from
the Anaconda mine. The display Of colonial
relics promises to be vsry fine from tho
ladies of this county. Silver Bow county
women, led BY Mrs. Clinton Moore Q
Mrs. II. II. Dolman, will have q good 81
hibit OF wild flowers. Miasoula county has
q I'M poet who will write = poem to be
used In tbs exercises on Columbus day OF
our public schools. This county IL the
frst TO send . beautiful carved panel TO sne
w%otnan's building. The ladies s1psct TO
havs > hne exhibit Of Indian curlos from
this county.
Gallatin county boasts Of the only lady
photographer; : oms wood carver Also.
Each will present examples Of her skill.
The Bsaverhsad county women report sew
oral nne collections Of minerals, geologic
specimens and unusually good exhibits OF
wild flowers are coming from this county,
woman will have : figure prepared in butter.
A large display of ~jslliss, wines and pre-
serves will DO sent by Mrs. suthsrlin. made
Of the native fruits. Park county women
are going 20 donate an el09Ant thDl0 20 tHo
womsn's building, cnrvsd in native woods,
top of jasper and onyx.
Cascade county, with nor two stone vases
handsomely carved for the wolnan's build
ing, has at this date raised moro money
than my other heard from, owing, nc
doubt, to the energy Of their young GirPf
club. Lewis and Clarke county hal
promised handsome china painting. oil.
water colors, etc. a collection of fora. and
besides is the prime mover in placing AZ
elegant fountain, composed Of gold bowl
silver and base of precious metals ane
stones, in the woman's building. Thi!
county will also have specimens OF worl
done by the only woman dentist in tn
state, and the drawing and model OF a rail
road built by the only woman contractor II
the United States.
A letter Just received describes q oontri
button to DO made to the woman's build.
ing, planned by Mrs. VIM. Wright, Of Liv.
inQston, who 10 an enthusiastic worker TO-
the Worlds fair. The description 10 al
follows: A somewhat plain stand, thre'
feet square made of Montana cedar
polished; the corners of the top to, b
marble with the 'Painted Rock" between
a miniature miners cabin in the cents
made Of finest specimens Of petrited woot
and of ore; cabin to contain . miners out
fit. q cot, two chairs. candlestick on table
and bowl on table. with very hne specimen
Of ore; chimney at back of cabin-th
whole design is beautiful and unique:
l.. E. FL.
Helena, Aug. 20, 1892.
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THE WOMAN'S DORMITORY.

Those who Take Shares FiraG will Have
the Choices of Location.
Shares for the Woman's Dormitory as
ISOLATION are on sale every morning at the
Worlds fair rooms. Montana National
bank building, by Mrs. r. H. howsy, and
on Wednesday afternoons by Miss M. G.
Wheeler, in her studio, Room 4O7. Power
building. Those women anticipating a
visit to the fair will be wise to investigate
tho matter. Every advantage for convent
sncs and economy are here offered. Those
buying shares first will have choice of
rooms and of the month or months they
desire for their visits.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

While "Yon Yonson" was being played
In the far northwest. Gus HeeRs, the author
actor, who not only acts the typical Swede
on the stage but looks him in every day
life, used to be bother out of his wits al
NEST by the rough Scandinavian lumber
mon. The would not only crowd about the
stage door to see him but would fire at him
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Now Ii Your Chance to visit the yellow.
stone National Park.

stone National PARK.
The Northern Pacific railroad, in Don,
nection with the Yellowstone Nationa
Park Transportation company, has ar
ranged = very cheap Yellowstone park OK
cursion. Train will lsavs Helena Sept. q
Rate from Helena through the park and re-
tufn. including rail and stage t%ransporta-
tion and hotel accommodations IN the park,
will be forsy-two dollars. tt42.0O.)
September IL the best month in the year
10 make this trip, and this 10 the grandeat
opportunity eyer offered. For full particu,
lars, call al the Northern Pacific city ticket
office. A. ID. EDGAR General Agent.
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must needs 90 again. The flowers we're
exquisite and this Was most surprising ~
tho senaou has been 70 vsrv backward. OF
course the rAcss were very attractive 10
many Of the fair ones and everywhere on
tho grand stand were gay, futtsring rib
lbon... dainty summers gowns, and vision. OF
l%ovsliness under coquettiah fowsr-ladsn
leRhorns. Ihe balloon ascension. m0at
U unfortunately. was NOT generally observed
as " came just ut the last quarter Of . race
but, IL IL hardly necessary TO ndd. all the
small boys gays II their undivided Rtten-
ton and appreciation.
To those young ladies' who have attended
innumerabls dancing parties, but to whom
the ascent Of Mount Helena has bssn
deemed . TOO arduous task. the following
"ststistics," clipped from. the ArRonaus,
might prove Of interest; IAN ave, age waltz
takes one over or about h oe-quRrters Of
mile, . square dance makes yOu cover hall
q mile, and a Ralop equals : Rood.mile, at
run, too. Count MP tor yourself how mu0t
ths girl with a well-Allsd programme tra-
verses In An evening. Twenty dances IL III
average, Won know. OF these about twelve
are walszes. There, at once. are nine miles
Three Ralops, and she has lone twelve miles
Five other d.ncea et . half-mile apiece
which is hardly . fairly big estimate, bring
her TO close upon fifteen miles. to say moth
ing OF the intsrmission stroll In the Rarder
and the trips TO the dressinR-room to reno
vsts ones gown and complexion"
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in pure Swedish a dozen ut II Time. at une
point in upper Wisconsin a large number
came into the house in IL body. dressed in
the usual loRRers' uniform of rough blue
wooden shirts and red trousers Of the same
material, and red shirts and blue trousers.
with heavily spiked shoes. Thu shoes are
designed to keep the logger from slipping
while jumping from log to log. as the logs
roll freely in the water. They are heavy
and thick soled and the sharpened iron
nails protrude about a quarter of an inch
from the bottom OF the soles. Wherever
the wearer walks he leaves his impression.
Tho wooden sidewalks in every lumber
town look like the top of a pepper castor.
The footsteps of the lumbermen over them
have a crunching, squeaking sound from
the drawing nails At every step. Well, this
crowd was composed of Swedes and Norwe-
CLANS, with q sprinklin9 of French Canadi-
ans. When they cnme into the house,
which was. of course. u~noarpeted. the
sounds of the drawing of ten thousand
nails from the pine floor nearly broke up
the play. They applaud,d terrifioally with
their feet and the spikes sank into the floor
at every stamp. At the log jam scene these
fellows rose to their feet and climbed on
tho pine chairs in their enthusiasm. The
next morning the fool of the hall and the
chairs looked az if they had been riddled
with bird-shot. the spiked shoes having got
in their work of punctuation in decisive
style. HeeRs and lyon Yonson" return to
Helena Wednesday,, Aug. "a.
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Tributes to Sherwood.

Tributes to Sherwood.
From the press all over the world is Sc
Looted \ few recoRnitions of Sherwood'e
genius. From the Leipzig Signale Grams
lated): "Mr. Sherwood proved himself to
be = pianist of most prominent character
istics. such as highly developed technique,
great bravour and accuracy, and fine mu-
steal power and Interpretation. He was ap-
plauded. called out and encored in the most
enthusiastic manner" ,
Santa Anna Blade: IAN immense audi.
once gathered last evening to hear William
H. Sherwood on the piano. Sherwood hau
the entire evening to himself. aud he did
not fail to hold tho listeners' attention
throughout two hours and a half. The mu-
sic 40 given by Sherwood was indeed grand
as he seems to enter into the secret of mu.
sic. bringing out the effects in such q man.
ner as to make most pleasing and interest
ing it, melody and meaning to the spell
bound audience"
Friday evening of this week Sherwood
will play in Helena. at the First Presbyte-
rian church, Ewing street and Eleventh
avenue. Reserved seats for sale at Pope d
O'Connor's. beginning Wednesday morn
inc
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The beautiful display in floral hall at the
air this year has brought forsh expressions
4 the highest praise from all those Who
we're fortunate enough to see u. For tho
bast three years this departments has been
ksry muen neglected. any, IN consequence,
wise have one. but this year things ~
Sumed a different aspect. The artistic dis
blays OF Mrs. A.. G. Botkin. Miss NJ. q.
Wheeler, Miss Phillips, Miss Dickinson and
Miss Fortune. and very many Others, drew
many OF che ladies' there. because. frat,
they heard how beautiful IL WAS, and after
they had seen and wore convinced of IL
\hey fslt one look was not enough but they
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IuCk0T, D. Is. LOCKWOOD anu N6V. Jones, or
Livingston, left on Monday on a hunting
the mountains and rivers will be entirely
devastated of game and fish before they re-
turn. ST..
John Lamutzar, formerly connected with
the Great Northern Express company. left
for Baraboo. Wis, to entor into CONNER
cial business at that place. He was II great
~favorite with all with whom he was assooi.
ated and his friends deeply regretted his
leaving Helena. Al the same time they re-
ioiced that he hal prospects Of bcttering
himself financially.
An informal reception was rendered
Secretary John W. Noble by Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Power at their elegant residence on
the west side last night, making n pleasant
conclusion of n week Of ENJOYABLE gather
ings. The reception was emit, oily informal
in character. all being welcomed who cared
The parlors OF the spacious house were
handsomely decorated and presented .
most charming and inviting appeal anoe. A
large number of friends were cordially
greeted by the host II hostess and pre-
sented to Mr.. Noble. Yh evening was de-
lightfully spent by all In s~ttsndancs.
The Epworth league Of st. Paurs NJ. Il.
chut oh hss arranged for q fine elooutionary
entertniumsnt next Thursday evening,
Norman Hackett. ono of the very best read
era on she stage to-day, will be tho priuoi.
pal attraction of the evening n will rem
/ der a number of the olassics in his own
superb style. There will also DO = few
musical numbers by the best local talent
| Haekett. Among other selections he will
read ..Lssca." ELDER Lambs Donation"
"lhe White Lily" and act one, scene
three from ''Ihs Me chant OF Venice.''
Mr.. Haekstt comes to Helena highly recon-
msnasa and will no doubt give . delightful