The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-02
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exohansoal
Marysyilia.

Marvsvilis.
Chas. Slender 10 now the asaaysr for the
Montana Mining company.
Miss Eva Lewis. Of Helena. ID here visit
Ing Miss Bessie and Maggie Dunn.
We understand that q boot and shore
store 10 soon to locate In Matysvillc.
y. n. Myrick left last week for Z visit
with his wife and children in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Davies are soon to
move into tho Walters house.. on the fiat.
Dame rumor has II that two or three we'd
dings are soon TO be solomnixed In Narys-
VILE.
John Bryant. formerly Of Marysvills, 10
to be M rried at his home in Illinois In Shs
near future.
Mrs. T. w. Warren aavs . farewell whist
party to the Misses Mau and Stewart last
Thursday evening.
Married. Saturday. May 20. At the par
sonaGe. by Rev. II. =. Taft. Frank soefanz
and Mrs. Annie Callahan, both OF this CITY.
The Maryaville foundry and iron works
are now running under full head and turn
ing ont sosae OF the best work done IN Mon
tana.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Paul and baby and Miss
Pearl Lush were in Helena Sunday. MIS-.
Paul expects 10 remain there several weeks
waiting her sister.
Mrs. Chris Olson and the little Olilia
children iefs Saturday morning 70. North
Dakota. MIS-. Olson lcnyes the children
with friends OF the family.
George Mccormick, Of Canyon Orssk.
hns = brother, James Mccormick. whiting
him from Pittsburg, Pa. The bfoths.s had
not met for twenty years till last week.
Geo. w. Kessler received n messing.
Wednesday evening. stating that his nother
wns lying dangerously i'll ut her homo In
Missouri. Mr.. Kessler took the train the
nex morning for Missouri.
d. Il. Pesler. of the Montana Mining
company, has started on an extended east
ern trip. During his absence Dick will
visit tho Worlds fair. remaining in Chi
cage TO some time. after which he will go
to New York and Warrington.
Mrs. Abbott md son, of Nav Orleans.
arrived in town last Saturday. Ms. Alb
bolt IL a sister Of Charles and Willium
Mayer, and will be remembered anon
many people here. as she spent several
months in MaTysville last year.
A couple of Michigan gentlemen were In
Nnrysville last week and visited the Black
foot country in ses' Gu of lumber. They
desire to purchase 200, 0O0. 600 fest of lum-
Der, and II = satisfactory amount OF timber
is found they will at once erect mills on
thc Blackfoot river for cutting the same.
Boulder.
Miss Mary Pfaff returned to Boulder last
week after a months visit to friends in
Helena.
Mrs. Frank Wells. of Redersbu &. is In
Boulder for a few days and il the guest Of
Mrs. Gee. TenEyck.
Died. in Boulder. on Monday. May 20. of
bilious fever, Ida May Flnhelty. aged II
years and eight days.
Henry Loucks. the man charged with
Eobbing o Chinaman near Comet, has bssn
held for trial in the district court.
Miss Bessie Bartlett, who has been giving
painting lessons in Boulder the past two
months, returned Sunday to her homo in
Butte.
Miss Mary Duffy. niece Of Mr.. VIM. Null
,vey. has retu' ned to Boulder and will prob
ably remain with her unols and aunt for
the summer.
The people Of jefferson City observed
Memorial day by decorating with flowers
and cverereens tho Riaves in the cemste ,
At that place.
News comes from Anaconda that D. D.
Twohy is tho hap; y father of twin daugh-
ters, weighing seven pounds eRoh. Mrs.
Iwohy and the little ones are doing finely.
Mrs. Fred Temple. Of Radersbu. z. who
was taken 10 the Warm Sp' incs asylum
about a month ego. died after a very brief
stay, and Yves buried at the RadersburR
cemetery ON the 14th.
The suit of b. F. Hopes aqainst the Elk
horn Mining company. limited. for dam
ages to ramon and stock. has been trans
ferred to the United States district court.
on petition Of the defendant.
A row occur ed nt tho H%eadquarters
saloon in Boulder Wednesday morning,
which ended with one of the dom
iciled there firing two shots at q man with
out doing any physical damage.
Mrs. Lamb. a sister of Mr.. A. II. Foster.
of Boulder, died in Psyette. Idaho. Her
daughter. Mrs. Grant Whitney, arrived in
Boulder to arrange for She ints! msnt OF
the renains in the cemetery here.
Mrs. VIM. Butler gave an English tea
one evening last week in honor of Mrs..
Thomas Hall. whose birthday II was. at
which quite a number of Boulder ladies
were present and greatly enjoyed the o.
casion.
Mrs. Alice Barrett. of Bcaverhead county,
came to Boulder last Saturday to spend a
couple of weeks with her mother and sis
family dinner was given Monday by Nj.
and Mrs. Il. w. Jefries in homo. of Mrs.
Barrett.
A number of friends of Ms. Flanagan,
who lives in Joe Dupuis' house. dropped in
on her Friday night and rendered her a
beneht. DanclnR was kept mp until three
O'Clock Saturday morning. Mrs. Flana-
gan il the mother of nineteen children.
and she seems still as young as any of
them.
Livingston.
Born. to the wife OF John Uhl, May 81,
son.
BON, to the wife of Chris. Nicholson.
May "a. a son.
A.. II. Joy and family returned Saturday
evening ftom California.
City Attorney w. H. Poormhn has been
seriously i'll during the past week.
W. L. p. McCaw has returned from
visit to his old homo in Connecticut.
Mrs. Henry Howell md child en- left
Sunday mornina for the Kalispell country.
Charley Houchen returned Monday from
tho Worlds fair greatly pleased with his
trir.
TIL Park train was put ON Wednesday
morning and will run daily 40 q special
until the new time card 10 issued.
An invited party Of juveniles assembled
at tho residence of Miss Lucy 6howen on
Saturday to celebrate that young lsdy's
fourth birthday.
A sneak thief broke into Maurice Roth's
room last Wednesday and made off with
.iv NARA of trouHera- four vanka two oo.t.