The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-11
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exchanges


the atone work on the new court house At
Choteau.
Susan Croghan has brought proceedings
for q divorce against Patrick Groghan, on
the ground OF desertion.
County Surveyor Holscher was out at Belt
on Wednesday. While there he was kicked
by q horse and 10 now limping.
Tho state q. A. Il. and Hons Of Veterans
OF Montana. Wyoming and Utah will hold
their annual encampment In this city May
10 and II.
Mr.. Kuehn. OF Livingston. IL now the
manager of Jackson's music store. which ID
located in the large and elegant store room
of the Cory block.
Miss Fannie Ewing Ia again occupying
her position in the public schools, after an
absence spent with her mother. who has
been very i'll 1t Deer Lodge.
Az q result Of the work done here recent
" by Mr.. Oxley and his associates. OF tho
salvation army, It Inns been decided to es-
tnblish a barracks In this city and continue
the work systematically.
Al the board Of trade meeting on Wednes-
day communications were received from q
manufacturer Of Agricultural implements.
with a view Of locating here; another from
the Great Northern. asking this city to be
represented ut st. Paul in the great pageant
to be held there tn June. No definite 40
sion WAS taken.
L. +. johnson and family left o. Monday
afternoon for Toledo, where they will per-
manentlv reside, Mr.. johnson being general
superintendent Of tho Lake Shore. Previ.
Gus to his departure, the employees of the
M. G.. presented MIR. and Mrs. Johnson
each with a handsome diamond ring, Train
man Currier making = short presentation
nddless.
VAUDEVILLE
Miss Cook 10 visiting friends at Virginia
City, Nevada.
Frank Voparril and wife returned from
Chicago this week.
Mrs. M. G. Duffy. wife Of the popular al
dermnn. 10 very sick.
Daisy O'Donnell is attending the Normal
school at Twin Bridges.
Arthur Oglivy has recovered from . recent
illness and resumed his place at Moulton
forge. l$,
Lyle O'Donnell ID nursing Hugh Peyton
and Tom Stranton through a siege of the
measles.
y Charlie Williams, a former resident of
VAUDEVILLE. has returned from Marysville
with the intention of again making this
his home. E,19f1 IVY
Mrs. o. M. Ifall and son Karl left for the
east on an extended visit to her parents in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Howard Adams arrived Monday
night from Canada to, take care of Mr..
Adams. who has not yet recovered from
pneumonia.
The dance given for tho aid Of Mrs. P. j.
Walters. whose son lost his foot on the
cable line. was a success financially, and q
neat sum was realized.
j. Il. Walker. wife and baby, Of Salt
Lake. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Hall. Mr.. Walker is on a o q of inspec-
ton Of the Alice company properties.
Letters from Elizabeth Sheehan, who
vent east for her health. brings the very
good news that she is much improved and
enjoying her visit. She is . guest of her
daughter in New Jersey.
, 1t WAS a success. everybody who was any
body and did not have the measles took his
best girl or his wife, and went to the dance
Monday night. There were over 200 tickets
sold, and though not all who purchased ad-
mission attended yet there was a large at.
tendance. Cornelrs orchestra furnished
the music and tiny feet twinkled in and
out" to the merry tunes Of the grand march
ut 9:15 to three O'Clock in the morning.