The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exchanges. ]


Deer Lodge.
Miss Rhsta Ward will spend the coming
Ing summer In Chicago.
Mics Mary b. Hill. Of Helena, ID the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. l. Larabis.
Mrs. James Reynolds and son, of Butte.
are guests of Mrs. Roulsau this week.
Conrad Kohrs says that his losses Of stock
In northern Montana will aggregate 33G
per cent.
james Mcdilveray, at Blaokfoot City. a few
days ago.
Died, AZ her home in Washington Gulch.
Deer Lodge county. ON Sunday, Feb. IL.
Mrs. Oscar Cousins. aged 81 years and six
months.
Jake Koksnsparger loft for Butte Wednes-
day. whore he purchased an ottft of roller
skates. He will open q rink shortly In
Door Lodge.
The Golden Social, given by the Method
ist church. At tho reaidenoe of Rev. Britt.
was a grand SUCCESS both socially and
financially.
Little Lizstte MundinQsr entertained =
few of her young friends at a dolisioas din
ner Saturday last. at her homo In West
Deer Lodge.
Miss Dora Ward, who has been attending
the public school Of Deer Lodge. left last
week for Bitter Root, whore she expects to
teach . small school. r
Hon. Conrad Kohrs and daughter will
make California a visit during the coming
month. They will return together with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Il. Boardman.
Jack Reed came in from the logging
camp at Bearmouth, Monday, having ss-
spending the time nursing it.
The Bonner planning mill will start up
again March l. This will be good news to
those of the former employees as we'll AZ the
citizens of Deer Lodge in general.
Miss Rose O'Mally, fos several years a
resident OF this city, left Wednesday last
for Wisconsin, where tho young lady will
tives.
Mrs. Theo. Brantly will leave the early
part of April for her homo in Iuscola, ILL.,,
to visit her parents. She will be joined in
September by the judge. and together they
will visit his parents in Tennessee.
Judee +. r. Bill and wife left Saturday
for = few months %soiourn in California.
owing to the death of A. speokart at Butte,
Mr.. Bills brother, they were detained.
Rev. and Mrs. Millar will leave in about
two weeks for several months' visit at Mrs.
Millar's home in Illinois. Mrs. Millar ex-
poets to arrive in time to celebrate the
hftieth marriage anniversary Of her parents.
An election will be held in Deer Lodge,
ousuhNoyS MAAVA y wv suo kNA kOoo VI OAVos-
ing two trustees to succeed Byron Wood
and Joseph A. Hyde. Ths proposition of
heating the public building by steam will
also be voted on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kohrs celebrated
the twenty-frst anniversary Of their mar
riags At their residence near Deer Lodge,
Thursday evening, Feb. %. A number Of
their friends were invited to join them in
their celebration.
Rev. L. ]. Groeneveld, of Butte. and
Rev. James Reid. Of Deer Lodge, president
Of the College of Montana, left Monday
afternoon for Salt Lake, to attend the
meeting of the synod of Utah, including
Montana, Idaho and Utah. which oonvenes
there Tuesday. and will remain in session
four days.
Marriage licenses have been issued re-
GENTLY to the following named PERSONS: A.
ID. Oils and, Sarah Mcdonald. of Combin-
alton; John Hodge and Emily Northy, Of
Granite; ]. H. King and Mary Murray, of
Anaconda; w. +. Lucas and Mary E. Hayes,
of Philipsburg; Joseph H. SchweRd and
Anna r. Emmons, of Carroll.
Mrs. John O'Neill, of this city. invited a
few young friends in on Tuesday evening
Of last week to enjoy a candy pull. Those
present we're: Misses Carrie Williams,
Rheta Ward, Mollie Wiles, Mary Aspiring
and Mrs. A. X. Bowden; Asssrs. Phil Mil
Ter, j.. X. Mcdonald and Mr.. Hansen.
They had a most happy time and all pro-
nounce Mrs. O'Neill an admirable enter
tanner.