The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-27
TAKING TO THE WOODS.
The Favorite Place of Those Who
Can Get Away for a Few
Days.
Severe on the Fish and Game, but
Great Times for the Mos
quitos.
Elaborate Banquet ut Michigan Univeralty
Alumni At The Helena-Personni and
General Mention.

A party. consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Poz-
nanski. their daughter Penri. Misses Boyer
n Cohen, Mesars. Leon Boyer and Arthur
PoznAnski. left Helena Tuesday morning
en- route through Priest's PASS and Elliston
to a suitable SPOT in the mountains. where
they expect to pitch their tont for a ton
daya' outing.
Still another camping party stated out
last week. en- route for the Big Blnckfoet
country. They went in wagons and bug
pies. having all the articles required for u
ecu days stay. Those composing the party
aye: MI. and Mrs. Bridenthnl. Misses Ella
and Woodic Bride nthal. Carrie Feldbsrg.
w.. Lands. Milton, Charlie and Fed
Gamer, and their cousin, George Gamer.
who ia visiting them from Chicago.
A. Kleinschmidt. with some members OF
his family. have gone to his ranch on the
Big Blackfoot. where the little folks expect
to spend q couple of weeks fishing. berrying
and having other general good times.
James U. Sandeis and Ed Hotter went
out to the Dearborn Monday to join a
camping pa ty composed Of Lee and Chas.
Word, Louis Sanders and Mr.. Arnold.
They will all return next week.
A camping party, whose members are
Mrs. Osterhout, Miss Lamne Miss King.
and Messrs. Hershfeld, I%hornburgh. Will
son, and Frank Osterhout are out at Rock
creek for a few days.
A picnic party, consisting of Mrs. Oster-
hout. Miss Lamey, Miss King, Messrs.
Thornburgh, Hershfeld and Carnechan.
were out to Colorado gulch one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Reedsr. Mrs.
Raeder's sister, Miss Howard, of Pennsyl-
vanin, and Mr.. Weston. are all ont to the
ranch Of w. @. Gillette. near Dearborn.
Mrs. Il. Z. Fisk. CLARK Fisk. Mnste
Jamie and Miss Florence Fisk. went out to
the Missouri river this week for a few days
outing. They returned Friday evening.
Miss Belle Tague has returned from a
few weeks camping, and Miss Laura
Taeue, with hor brother Hugh, has gone to
join q camping party near Townsend.
Misses Ella and Agnes Cooney, accom-
panied by Miss Sue Wilcox, left Thursday
for a three weeks outing at Cooney's ranch,
on the Missouri river.
Mr.. aud Mrs. p escott. Miss Barbour and
j. Turner left last week for Cascade. where
the party expect TO remain for a weeks
recreation.
Messrs. Gibbs, thinner, Kaufman and
Stadler went to Rock Greek last Monday
for a few days hunting and fishing.
The Rev. W. G. Schoppe returned from
his vacation on a ranch last week. To-day
he occupies a pulpit in Butte.
Fred Yenger and James Cluster. OF the
>n1oa houn IOWA nm n
fishing trip to Fort Logan.
T.. w. B%eattie. Gen. Harris and E. w.
Benttie. Dr., went to Winston Tuesday for
a few days hunting.
Jacob Loeb. A. ]. Loeb and Mr.. Kelley
are out for a fishing trip on the Little
Blackfoot.
W. X. Smith. of Raleigh & Clarke's, has
gone to the Big Blackfoot for q weeks
fishing.
George Walker and family returned home
Monday from their camp in the Big Black
foot.
Charlie Wilson returned home last week
after q two weeks visit to Knause's ranch.
Miss johnson and Miss Leslie have re.
turned from their camping excursion.
Mrs. w. j. Beckett is spending a few days
on her ranch near Cascade.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Perkins have gone to
their ranch near Cascade.
The Montana rssoointion of tho alumni
of the University of Michigan held Il very
pleasant reunion at Tho Helena Friday eve
ming. A banquet consisting OF ten courses
was given in the private dininaroom. and
the following toasts we o vas"ondeu to, M.
Meyendortf acting rs toastmRter:
"Universitv of MicNirnn Alumni Asso-
oiNtion of Montana" DIR. &. w. King;
"Prexy Angel" r.. w. Bevev; Col ege
Sweethearts and Widows" Frank Miracle;
'"The College Bahv." A. l. Loeb; ''Our
Absent Frien =" J. d. Shelton; Pleasures
in College Life" +. p. Wetmore; THE
Alumni of Eurooe." j. Ks.l; Tho Hem
Needless" DR.. l, A. Leighton; ~ he Faculty."
NJ. l.. Gum; "Remiu !sceuces of College
Life" j. b.. Clayberg; THE Law Depart
ment." w. w. Phelp college : longs" II.
s.. Hepncr.
After the banquet. the following officers
were elected: = esident. Cnpt. {. II. Pal
mer, OF Butte; first vice president, Y. w.
Berry. of Great Falls; second wee presi-
dent. DR.. q. ". King. Of Marysvllle; score
tnry md treasurer. j. A. shelton, of Butte.
1t was decided to hold the next meeting at
Butte. and when the college yell Ind suf-
f~ciantly electrified the atmosphere. the ns
ISOLATION dissolved until the next meeting.
Among those present from the outside
were: j. Kerr. OF New York; j. A. Shelton.
of Butte; Il. W. Kerry. of Great Falls; !. A.
Leighton. of Boulder. and DR.. G. w. King,
of Marysville.