The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-07
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from ExchAngesl
Phiiipsburg.

p%hiiipsburg.
Joe X, Bryan. Of the Mail, left Sunday
on a trip 10 California
Mrs. Joseph A. Hyde. of Dssr Lodge. Ia
visiting friends hero this week.
John Il. Cole. sheriff Of Granite county.
returned from Helena yesterday.
Mrs. w. j. Matthews. Of Anaconda, ID
visiting at the home OF her parents here.
Mrs. Robert McDonel loft Thursday for
two months stay At Boulder Hot Springs.
William. We!rssein les. Saturday On =
business trip TO New York and other sast-
ern points. Mr.. Weinstein will be gone
some weeks.
Il. 4. Fleming. Of Nashville. Tenn.. has
opened a law Office in the Hyde block. Mr..
Fleming 10 a brothsr-in-lAw OF Judge
Brantley. of Deer Lodge.
evening for the benefit Of Henry WyMan,
OF Pnrkarville. who lost his hand by be-
ing acc,dently shot while hunting last
gumer.
The Citizens Call. a new democratic
weekly newsnaper. will issue its frss nnm
by Lon II. Hoss. lately connected with tho
Deer Lodge Silver State. With Mr.. Hosa
will be associated Jesse Senrles. late OF the
Anaconda Standard.
Billings.
Miss Mary Ross, of Minneapolis. arrived
this week, and ia visiting her sister, Mrs.
Louis H.. Fenskc. .e"
Messrs. John d. Loseknmp, q. v. Peck
and w. b. Ten Eyck left on Saturday
nights train for the east.
Judge fraser on Saturday evening united
in matrimony Thomas Roman and Lolene
Larson, OF Canyon creek.
II. +. Clement, who has been laid up for
"A week with a bronchial affection, was ablc
TO be out Thursday, though far from being
we'll.
Otto Franc returned Sunday from his
trip to Florida. and remained a few days
in Billings before returning to his ranch on
Grey Bull.
DR.. Chnpple has moved to The late resi-
dence of II. M. Allen. III Montana avenue.
where he will reside until his new house on
Thirtieth street is built.
A c~ommodious two story brick building
will bo built as soon a. sprinR opens, for
the Gazette. II will be built by Mr..
Becker on his property opposite the Grand
hotel.
Monday Col. Whitney turned over the
county treasursr's books and funds to his
successor, s. +. Morse. Col. Whitney re-
tires from his Office with the respect of all
our citizens, having performed his duties
honestly and we'll.
Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j. Cambell have gone to
Seattle, where they expect to remain.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. G. H.. EgRles-
ton gave a delightful K%enslngton tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Daily have gone to
Riverside ranch. where they will remain
for a short time.
Mrs. j. s. Hickey. with her little daugh-
ters, Cora and juliet. has returned after q
visit at her former home. Nampa. Idaho.
A quiet wedding at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Ray. Thursday evening. united
Mrs. Lula Josephine House. OF Colorado
Springs. and John Raw. of this city.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Shelly Tuttlo
entertained at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
DAILY md Mr.. HoRe. The rooms were pref
tily decorated, the oenter piece on the din
ing table being OF GALA lilies and ferns and
the dinner delicntsly served.
A pleasant and informal party was given
at the residence of W. H.. Burns Saturday
evening. There we're fourteen ladies and
gentlemen present and the evening was
spent in jolly games. A delicate luncheon
was served md the party broke up just in
time to escape Sabbath breaking.
Tuesday evening a number of people SUI
ptised Miss Mabel Houck at her home, 408
Cedar street. They were: Misses Maud
Houck. Bessie Sawyer. Bertha SAWYER,
Agnes Cuddihy. Hazel Houck. Annie David
son, Lille SPEAKER. Alice Egbert. and
Messrs. Bert Houck, Roy Davidson. Willie
Hammond. Frank Tucker, George Ball,
Willie Matthews, Willie Templeman. How
ard Tracey. The party was n butterfly at
fair, the girls wearing Japanese butterflies
on their heads and shoulders. The boys
had their ties ornamented with butterflies.
The evening WAS spent until 10 o'clock.
when the refreshments were served. The
party left for their homes at 12 O'Clock.