The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-21
OUT IN K%ALISPELI.
Deep Snow Intsrfsres with tho Malls
Social Notes.

Deep Snow Intsrfsres with tho Mails
Social Mates.
special to Tho independent.
KALlsPELI, Feb. I.-E. 4. Wilson. bank
examiner. arrived In the city ON tho 10th.
He lsft last night for his homo In Ellsns-
burg, Wash.
@. u. Conrad. Joe Cox, W. N. Not1singer
and II. j. Mock arrived on the aame train
with MIR. Wilson, aftor ten days delay on
account Of snow blockade.
w. +. Hubbard and James Shelton ar
rived Wednesday on tho snow pillow.
The Grsat Northern got two trains
through to kalispoll on the 10th. This
morning We received mail again. Tho snow
10 vsry deep in tho mountains. and tbs deep
We can get mail once . week we ought to be
Mr.. +. W. Morgan entertained a card
party last Monday evening.
Mrs. L.. Klencke gave O card party to
friends Tuesday evening.
". Is. Herring. the popular confectionsr
and fruit dealer, arrived from the coast on
the delayed train. He is accompanied BY
his bride.
Tn Home restaurant. Mrs. Frank
Hethsr. proprietor. moved Saturday night
to- the Sanford building.
AIu w. r i. IuOOhIbs WuO NAV UD6u v6Ty
III Tor three weeks. is now convaleacent.
i. n. Bernard, editor Of the Inter Lake,
b onoe more on deck after a severe attack
Of Ia grip. Rev. 4. Il. Diokey is also sbls to
Dc ont after a struggle with tho same dis
ease.
Che best town on the line in q stormy sea-
son.
The West hotel was crowded all last week
With delayed travellers.
Robt. Humes aud wife have gone TO Hell
ena to have their infant child treated in
the hospital there.
Mr.. Diamond has rented q store on Main
street. He will open up in few days with
q stock OF gents furnishing goods.
VIM. Lynch has been appointed deputy
sheriff of Flsthead county by Sheriff Jas,
CANCER. Seth MoFarrsn 10 under sheriff
and Fred CANCER i%ailor.
Flathead county has begun a good work.
Ihe next day after the governors sigma
ture to the new county bill there came into
the world a pair OF twins. heirs of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bfocken.
Nearly one Thousand people gathered at
the old store building. corner Main and
First streets. Wednesday evening, Feb. 8.
county by a grand ball. The room was too
small to accommodate the crowd, SO an
other vacant room WAS fitted up. Lunch
was served in the X. of p. hall. Everyone
Wno attended had a grand time. Ranchors
with their families were in from all pasts OF
sne valley and adjoining towns.
2. 70. Conrad. Of the Townsits company,
lett Tor ths east last night.
H.. II. Brayton il in tho city. collecting
supplementary taxes and licenses.
II has showed steadily for the last two
days. Railroad officials do not expect to
be able to get trains through in three or
four days YET, IL then.
The friends Of w. b. Green will regret to
learn Of his resignation.
L j. Wells has received the appointment
OF superintendent OF this division.
Chinook News.
Bpecial to The Independent.
CHINOOK, Feb. 16.-Rev. r. A.. Armstrong
has been conducting a wonderful revival
hcre during the past five weeks.
Many new converts have been added to the
church. Thirty-four united with the Meth
odist church last Sabbath, and ranpe
ments have been made to Guild q new
churoh Immediately. Rev. w. W. Van
has been assisting in the meetings
|during. the past week.
The many friends of Major Lincoln, for
eleven years United States agant of the In
dams at Belknap agency. will be sorry to
hear that he 10 dangerously Ill.
Mrs. Purcell and her two daughters,
10 make their home. They leave many
warm friends here.
Blaine bounty has not come yet, but a real
good warm chinook has come and the poo
pie rejoice, especially the stockmen.