The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-04

men Of Carroll, and Miss Anna Emmons.
ono of the fair daughters OF that vicinity,
we're married last Thursday at tho homo OF
the bride. &
Guy w. Shanbnt hns accepted an express
run on the Oregon Short line with head,
quarters at Huntington. Ore. j.. G. shan.
but has been appointed TO succeed him as
express agent here.
Thu Misses Robinson entertained Miss
Eta Etapleton, Miss Mary Asplinp. All
Whitworth and Fred Gullsts ono evening
last week. Tho time WAS PLEASANTLY spent
III social converse and music.
The following marriage licenses have been
wick, OF Anaconda; John 8. Roy to Lula J.
House, OF Anaconda; W. q. Simpson TO
Hettis Irvine. of this valley.
Judge Durfse is expecting his family from
the east this week, and will make their
future home at Philipsrurp, Ms. Durfoe
Was due here some days since, but owing to
the illness OF tho children she was detained.
Mrs. viii Kennedy. who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Trippet for
the past few weeks. returned to Helena Fri
day, anu WAS accompanied bv Miss Ruth
Tfippot, who IL the guest OF Mrs. Alex Glib
son. of Helena.
Mr.. Edison. proprietor of the Citv hotsl,
has sold the business to Gilmcr 81 Yelling
ton,and Will give possession April /. WAL
soI oiluloIs VI VIC ueW uTIH, Is Wbil kuOWn
in Deer Lodge. having held several posi-
tions with firms here.
George johnson. late with the Arm Of
Davis d Peck. abstr actors. hns taken charge
OF the books Of w. w. Higgins grocery
house. vice Thos. L. Ward, who will leave
in about ten days for q visit 70 his Did
home at St. Marys, Kan. Mr.. Ward ex-
poets to be absent about thirty days.
Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock in
h nht HALL ~ Dn-1 .url- 1N-It d.
son. nephew of Prof. j.. M. Simpson, of this
place, was united in marriage to Miss Het-
tie. eldest daughter of Joseph Lynne, late
manager of the Aylesworth ranch. Rev.
Galen Wood, of Butte. oficiated.
Mol McGhee came in n few days ago from
the Top o Deep. He says great prepare
tons are being made for a lively season.
Quartz prospecting in that vicinity is also
receiving considerable attention. He gays
Krentzberaer & Hartford, Of that diatrict,
have made a rich strike in gold quartz.
ut was one of the most %congenial and
pleasant gatherings of the season" is the
verdict of all those who attended the
Knights of Pythias banquet at the Mo-
Butney house, IN this city. last Wednes-
day evening. at which time the thriving
order of this place celebrated its twenty
ninth anniversary.
A fue in freight engine No. 154 blew out
near Dempsey about eight o'clock Tuesday
night. throwing the engineer, fireman and
head brakeman out of the engine. Forum
ately no one was seriously hurt. The fire.
man was sliRhtly scalded. and by means of
loogeninR the brakes the cars ran back to
Deer Lodge, where his wounds were dressed
BY DR.. OwinRs. and another engine sent for
from Butte. The train consisted OF twenty
two loaded cars and was making u run for
the hill.
Livingston.
Miss Stella Kline il visiting with the
Misses Cleveland. at Bozeman.
John Z. Lloyd and Jennie Cowan, both
of Red Lodge. have been granted q marriage
license.
A marriage license was issued Saturday
to Milton w. Potter and Martha Z. Hobbs,
both of Red Lodge.
Frank Robson has been laid up for the
past week with a badly sprained knee. the
result of a kick from a vicious horse.
George L. Carey departed last week for
New York. He will also visit Washington
and take in the inaugural ceremonies.
Augustine Paul. the ninetsen-months. old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter kirscher, died
at their homo on Shields river Tuesday Of
pneumonia.
About fifty couples participated in the
ball given at the opera house Wednesday
evening by Yellowstone lodge No. 10,
knights of Pythias.
Q. N. Sargent, who was down from Gard
liner Monday. received q telegram in the
afternoon from G.. b. Scott stating that
Mrs. Frank Scott had died that morning.
f. A. Thompson, of the firm of Thomp-
son Bros, returned Sunday morning from
Chicago and other eastern points, where he
selected a mammoth stock OF spring goods
for the dry goods department of the firm.
The Calumet clubgave the last card party
OF the season at the club rooms Thu eday
evening. The club will give one and pos.
slbly two more dances, if satisfactory ar
rangements can be made regarding music.
Report of the public schools: Total en-
rollment for month 440. average member
ship 1884. 20, daily attendance 34O.9, per cent
of attendance 80. cases of Hardness 115,
roll OF honor (pupils neither absent nor
tardy) 1903.
H. N. johnson. of Livingston, desires to
know the address Of his brother, AL John
eighteen years ago and who was in Castle,
Mont. when last heard from. State papers
please copy.
A birthday party was rendered Miss Katie
Coleman at the residence of her parents on
+ street, Thursday evening. A large num-
Der OF young people were present and
spent a pleasant evening in dancing and
az pa ALks
Anyone knowing ANYTHING of the where
nboutg of Edward Champion, whose last
known address was Friuley. Mont, will
confer a favor upon relatives by sending
such information to H. j. Miller. county
attorney, Livingston, Mont. State papers
please copy.
County Treasurer-Elect Dyer will assume
the duties of his office on Monday next.
when County Treasurer McCaw will make
his final settlement with the board of COM
missioners. Mr.. McCaw will then accept
a deputyship in the office of County Clerk
Angus.
The members of st. Mary's Catholic
church have purchased four acres of ground
soon as the ground is surveyed the re-
church will be removed from the old bury
Ing grounds west of the city to the new
cemetery.
Mrs. Genevievs Bonnell, wife of O. II.
Bonnell. died at the family residence on
lower Main street, Tuesday morning, after
a three weeks illness with pneumonia. The
deceased was born in Bolivar, Allegheny
county. New York. and was 33 years OF
age at tho time of her death. Last May
the family moved here from Billings.
A pleasant surprise party was tende red
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Ketmodo Mt their home
near Elton Tuesday evening. Tho neigh
bors for several miles around assembled at
an early hour and spent an exceedingly
pleasant evening in ter psiohorenn exer-
clses. Supper was served ut midnight by
the guests, who brought along we'll fllel