The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-02
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the city Monday morning on a brief visit
with friends.
.. Fred Cahoon. of the B. r. d. Co., re-
turned to Hamilton after a brief visit with
numerous friends in this city.
Jos. Deschamps was buying wine for the
boys Monday. Cause. arrival OF a bounc-
ing %ten-pound boy at the family residence.
johnny Urlin. the little son of A. j.
JIrlin, who WAS severely injured by a bear
last week. is rapidly recovering and is able
to be out again.
Union lodge No. 3. A. o. U. w.. held a
regular meeting at its hall Monday evening.
Nearly twenty members were initiated into
the two degrees.
James Milan, who had his right leg badly
crushed at Blackfoot early last week, is
rapidly recovering from the effects of his
injuries. at the Sisters hospital.
S. Theriault is receiving the oongratula-
tons of a host of friends in this city over
the arrival of u fine thirteen-pound boy at
the family residence Saturday night.
Mrs. Fl. H. Miller and little son are ex-
pected to arrive at their home in this city
from California next Sunday after a five
month visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John w. Lister returned from Deer
Lodge Sunday after an enjoyable visit
with friends there. Her charming sister,
Miss Dorothy Evans, will return Thursday.
ID. d. Bogart. the we'll known ex-clerk
and recorder, ID recovering from u severe
attack of illness with which he was con-
fined to his rooms for several days last
week.
Mrs. H. Doll, sister of Charles Conner,
and little daughter. Helen. arrived in the
city from Duluth, Mimi, Saturday even
ing, and will be the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Conner for several weeks.
Miss Lizzie Cyr died at the Sacred Heart
hospital in spokane early Sunday morning.
Miss Cyr left Missoula some time ago to
attend college in Spokane. She was trou-
bled with heart disease and was Frustrated
with a severe attack last Saturday,, from
which she never recovered. She was but 16
years of age. Her parents reside at Bonita.
Butte.
Foreman Thomas Dnnstan is the proud
father of another heir. 1t is a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eseleson. of Red Bob's
coffee house. are delighted over the birth of
y baby boy.
A musical and literary entertainment ia
being arranged by the ladies and young
people of the A. M. E. church to take place
at Caplice hall March 8.
Married, Feb. %, by Rev. q. d. Holmes.
Francis j. Harr is and Miss Martha, Ellen
Miss Ftancilla l.. Cox, all of Butte.
The city directory contains the names of
tOo persons whose names commence with
NC" 22O whose names begin with 40"
followed by an apostrophe, 1T Su!livans.
iU9 Murphya, eighty-eiGh Thomases and
forty-nine Richards.
Tho A.. .. U. w. and G. A. r., of Butte.
nave decided to give q ball at Curtis hall on
Thursday, March 8. for the benefit of Cant.
J. b. Clover. who sustained u broken Len
recently by jumping off the railroad bridge
at the Silver Bow mill.
A suit for divorce was filed by w. +.
Cation as attorney for Margaret Vim va
Charles j. VIM. The complaint states
that the parties we're married nt Ironwood.
Mich. July q. 1891. She asks for a divorce
the expenses of the suit md such other re.
lief rs the court may z ant.
DR.. H.. j. Leonard, the county physician.
was born on the 18th of February and con,
sequently only has "a birthday eyery fonr
years. but Il number Of his Butte friends
concluded that no should not be robbed out
OF a deserved Jolitication on account of a
day and pounced in upon him with a sur
prise party.
George Kuehner. the we'll known and
popular foreman of tho lower works of the
Is. d M. company in Aeadsrville, WINS mar
Iied to Miss jennie Patterson. by judge
turner. After the nuptual knot had been
tied and cong ntulations had been extended
to the happy couple, they departed to their
future home in Meaderyille,
Where will the school of mines be located?
This Is the question aeitating West Center.
vile people just now. KeDidents of Pnciic
street are making %strenuous efforts to have
tho school located in that ~lacality. A plens.
ant site can be secured where tho smelter
smoke OF Butte rarely visits and they claim
that tho principal mines of tho district
would be within easy reach.
Lawrence +. Hoadlev. the three-months.
old aon OF George T.. Hoadley, residing in
West DAILY street, Walkeryillr. was found
deRd in It's bed about seven o'clock Monday
morning. DIR. Wells examined the body
and gave II AZ his opinion that death had
resulted from suifooation caused by food
from the stomach being cougheu up aud
then down into the windpipe.
Mrs. DR.. j. w. Reed entertained u party
of young people at hor home Monday eve
ninR. The rooms were tastefully decorated
with smilnx. Tho evening was spent in
playing games and other nmusemeuts after
which an elegant luncheon was served.
Those present were Measrs. Patten, Royce,