The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-02
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Born, Saturday morning, Jan. 90. to the
wife of Duncan Johnson. conductor, a
bouncing boy.
A marriage license was granted Monday
morning to Alfred Pelkey and Miss Re
becoa Phelps.
In the divorce case OF Moses @. Thomas
against Adiline Thomas, default of defend
ant was entered and = referee appointed.
Suit for divorce WAS filed in tho district
court by James Considine against Daisy
Considine, the complaint alleging deses-
tion.
Duncan Johnston. of the Tuttle Manufac.
turing company, il the happy father OF O
fine, healthy boy. born Friday morning,
Jan. %.
Geo. A. Kahn, manager of the M. M. store
at Stsvensville, 10 on q visit to his old home
in st. Johns. N. b. Mr.. Kain expects to be
gone about a month and will visit friends
III many Of the prominent eastern oitiss.
report circulated that Mra. Dave Poison
who is now in the city from the Fiathaad,
was ill with diphtheria, proves to be- IN
founded. The lady's attendant says she is
only suffering with q slight attack OF sore
throat.
MIR. and M,a. H. D. Moore gave a pleas
ant surprise party F'iday evening at their
beautiful home in honor of Mrs. Noore's
ia the guest Of the family. Music and
cnrds were enjoyed, after which n delicious
SUPPER was served.
Alfred Policy and Miss Rebeooa A.
Phelps were joined in the holy bonds of
1nRtrimony ut the home of the brides
popular yonna lady from the Bitter Root
md her friends are legion. The groom 10
assistant foreman OF the Muscular COM
losing room and is we'll and favoiably
known in this city.
Hannah. the infant daughter of John
Harrington. Of Dublin gulch. died Mon
day OF 3 i"
The wife of James Richards. residing
near the Colorado smelter, presented her
husband with Il nine pound girl.
A marriage license was issued Monday by
the clerk of the court to Con Murphy and
Mary Harrington, both of Butte.
Pat ick j., the two-year-old son OF Tim
Sullivan, OF 519 East Summit street, died
Monday afternoon of pneumonia.
Charles Fl. Smith aud Mrs. Elizabeth
HoskiuR were united in marriage Saturday
evening, Justice Turner performing the CO.
emong III hls cozy offlct.
Louis James and Frederick Wsrde will
receive from Manager Mcguire a guarantee
of Sc, 600 for three performances in Butte,
Two nights and u matinee.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. md Mrs..
William smarter, OF 40 Upper Wyoming
st cot. celehl ated the annivo snry of tnei
wedding. An elegant lunch formed a part
of the festivities.
The many friends of M. and Mrs. Sol
Levy will sympnthize with them IN tL.l o,s
sustained by the death of their infant son.
David Valentine Levy. which occurred
Monday morning.
Valentine day will be made memorable
by the Knights Of the Maccnbees, who p:o-
,,.a tn viva thar ftrgt ~-unl I,,1I --.z
that day. They promise to make this the
event OF the season.
way yesterday was n white man shovelinu
snow in front of a Chinese chop house with
a Chinese boss standing over him and Civ
ing directions about the work.
John L. LLOYD, who since Jan. / has been.
rs a matter of accommodation. acting rs
under sheriff. Monday sent in his resi0na-
tion to She i'll Reynolds. W. Il. Young has
been appointed to tho position md will Mt
once enter upon the discharge of his duties.
James Higgins, of Aust ALA, hrs written
Il letter TO Superintendent Hall, of the
Alice Mining DOM any, asking for !nforinn-
tion concerning the whereabouts OF his
long-lost sou. Thomes Y. Higgins. The
missing man ia a m'nor, and ia supposed TO
be somewhere in this vicinity.
Saturday evening there was q very pleas
ant gathering ut the residence of w. II.
Gahrnap, WHikorvllle, the occasion u ing
tho marriage OF j. II. Heideman and Mias
Mathelina Luedera. Justice Co min otiloi-
ated. There were no bridesmaids nor
gtoomsmen, but tho brother of the bride
gave hcr way and she was attended by
three lt.le misses APP ropriately costumed.