The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-12
NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exchanges.
HOnldaE.

- NANNNI
postal department.
Miss M.ry PfaF went 10 Helena last week
and will visit friends In that city for two
or three weeks.
Roadmaater Mclaughlin. OF the Northern
Pacific, vii. recei, 9 about $50 cars OF cross
ties this season on his district.
Mrs. Dodley Halford and daughters con-
template an early visit to Mrs. aalford's
parents in the Missouri valley.
Miss Hattie Berkin came over from Ana
conda last Satu, day to visit her brother
John Berkin and family In Boulder.
Married, In Helena. on Wednesday. May
B, by d. +. Woodman. j. r.. Virgil u. Pat
tereon to Miss Nettie M. Poo, both OF Rad
ersburR. Mont.
There was a pleasant little social party
last Friday evening at tho ranch OF 1. Is:
Mills. the popular bachelor rancnman OF
the MuskEat valley.
Conductor Bathrick has been Transferred
to the Butte and BozeDan run OF the NORM
ern Pacific. Conductor Bradbury takes Ma
place on the Boulder run.
Judge Thos. j. Galbrsith has recovered
sufficiently from his long illness to take An
airing these pleasant days. His many
friends ore glad to see him around once
more.
Col. h. Graham. formerly deputy clerk
and recorder of this county, has now q
clerical position In the office OF the CLERK
and recorder of Cascade county, at Great
Falls.
Arrangements are being made by the
Grand Army post in Boulder for the proper
celebration Of Decoration day. May 30.
Capt. Geo. +. Cowan has consented to make
the memorial address.
Last Thursday, whom on the return trip.
the engine of train No. 8 of the Helena,
Boulder Valley d Butte, broke down at
Zenith md the engine of the work train
hauled it into Helena five houra late.
Mrs. Charles E. Stevens and little son
va -II l.-A E.tln- $o~ 4rAAA all
where Mrs. Stevens will mako her horne
temporarily. Her residence here has been
occupied by W. H. Concanncn and family.
The ladies of Boulder lodge No. l3, De-
gree Of Honor, A. Q: 2. w., will give =
evening, May 10. There will be good music
present and a fine supper will be spread At
one of the hotels.
The public schools will close May 10.
Examinations for promotions will com
day to day until completed. On Wednes-
day evening the schools will give an enter
tainment, consisting of declamations, dls-
logues. ohoruses. drill, ETC.. to which the
public ID cordially invited. On Thursday
evening the graduating exercises and the
eighth grade entertainment will take place.
The following officers were installed BY
Bupt. Mrs. i. H. Pierce, of Bright Jewels
temple No. l, ]. @. G. T.. on Saturday last,
for the quarter ending July 81: g. T.
hose hlgntenOuTs v. l.-NcttAc OuhAAHy
chaplain-Mary Wickes; seoretary-EdnA
Taylor; assistant secretary Gertrude
Pierce; treasurer-Ida Cook; +. Silly
Evans; Marshal-Willie Smith: assistant
marshal-Elsi Hubbell; gustd-Lily Wade;
sentinel-Allie Hall, lib arian-Ida Cook.
assistant MISUNDERSTANDING Pierce. The
district deputy. Miss Jane Hall, is the right
person in tho right place and q valuable
addition to the temple workers.
Marysville.
R; H. Deyerle left for Dallas Texas last
Friday.
Master Ollie Matthews is olsrking for H.
Wolf Creek has been made q postofice
money Office.
Fred Holyroid. Of Helena, ia visiting Mr..
and Mrs. T.. w. Warren. p
Geo. Kirby and daughter Maud were In
Helena Sunday and Monday.
F. L. Draper, the milklnan. had his shout
der broken one day last week.
new postofioe has been established al
the Hubbard mine. II 10 called Gould.
Mrs. r. w. Warren and Miss Annie
Stuart were in Helena Friday and Saturday
Mis-. H. H. Plotting started last Thursday
for a visit among relatives and friends ir
Missouri.
Narcisse Desro.ier n Miss Phsm.
Herbert attended q party Al Helena on,
night last week.
Frank M. Collins has bought a couple o
mammoth ring tail monkeys to take th'
place of M'Ginty and Hoida lately do
ceased.
Supervisor Dunn has performed an OF
ceellont piece Of work in grading, tnruPik
ple's corner TO H. H. PottinR's store.
The Marysville brass band gave a sunda,
evening concert on the Picnic hill, whiol
was listened to by q large concourse O
people who were delighted with the fin
high degree of proficiency.
Deer Lodge.
Jack Soule. of Pioneer, returned from
California Saturday last. after spending tn
winter.
.Tom McTaeue spent two days last wesl
looking over the DAILY horse ranch nea
Hamilton.
books for the contractors Of the stat
prison Monday morning. .
Died. In Pioneer, Sunday, Nav Z. of %
tarrhal affection, Pat Hogan, aged 16 years
son of John and Margaret Hogan.
Mrs. Morony. mother of District Oler
Morony. went over TO PhilipsburR Saturda
for . few days visit with friends and rsla
tives.
Assessor Will Albright, of Granite count
has moved his family from Deer Lodge I
PhilipsburR, where they will reside in Il
future.
County Attorney Rodgers vent over
PhilipsburQ Monday to arrange for a tri
10 Chicago. and left for that city the 70
lowing day.
Henry Evans has sold his ranch NO
Garrison to Nels. Hansen, of this place.
Is = fine tract OF land, and tho price paid
said TO be $4,000.
Miss Annie Dazell, OF Anaconda, who
the guest of MIR. and Mira. Jack Dazsll
present, expects shortly to take charge of
school at Helmville.
A. g. Martin and Miss Kate Mathews.
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co..
Butte, came down Sunday and spent
most enjoyable day with Miss Wing.
this city.
Upon invitation Of the wheslmen of Il
copper city, seven of the Deer Lodge whss
men went to Anaconda Saturday nfternsc
and enjoyed a very pleasant reception
the evening.
Attorney w. g. Shaw has disposed
most Of his library and office furniture Al
expects TO leave in q few days for Chioag
After n visit to the fair of several weeks
expects to locate In Arizona.
Mrs. II. s. Reed gave a delightful
formal reception at her home ThursdI
.etar,oon last Complimentnrv To M