The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-06
Dillon.

Dillon.
with Elisl Brothers.
Phil Stetzer arrived from Great Falls and
is stopping here for a few days.
j. w. Scott moved his family back to the
ranch near Red Rock this week.
DIR. Lavery, who ia a citizen of Dakota,
ia here visiting his nephew. Luke Lavery.
Miss Gussie Anderson arrived Tuesday
evening from Helena, and ia visiting with
the Misses Coffin. -. ~
A danos was given al "the old, old Axe
place." south of town. Quite . number
went out and had a splendid time.
George Deer, of Helena. is ip charge Of
the City Drug store during the absence of
Mr.. White, who expects 10 remain east
about two months.
The ladies of the q. f. s. did themselves
proud last Friday evening. Something
less than a hundred people came in re-
sponse to their invitations to the Masonic
ball. E.,
At the city council meeting Friday night
N. G. Ray, of Butte, was engaged for pre-
liminnrv work on the water works. Mr..
Ray Will. make estimates and recommend
some particular system. and will probably
be engaged to superintend the construction.
wife, r. c. Halliday and family. II. b.
Nuckolis and family. Mrs. g. T. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. N. M. White and w. M. knapp
all took their departure this week for the
east with Chicago and the fair ~ the OBJ
jective point. s f.
The Misses Coffin entertained "a few
friends very pleasantly. Yuesdny' evening
at their home. Those resent were: Misses
Cummings, Conehay, Conger. Poindextsr,
Thorpe. and the Misses Lamont; Messrs.
Stamm, Stevenson, Stone. J.,B. Poindexter,
Mills, Davis. Jones and w. J. Crovell.
That new band stand is a beauty. II
was drawn by William Gibson and the
work on IL ion by himself and w. A. ellis.
The stand will seat twenty men worry COM
'fortably and on occasion will readily ac-
c~ommodate twenty five or thirty. The price
paid was $50. H.
+. L. Cameron was arrested and brought
down from Lima by sheriff Hamil-
ton. Cameron was one Of the palties to
the shooting scrape there the other night,
In which, owing to nervousness, nobody
WAS hurt. He was a%rraiRned before Judge
Holden and his bond fixed at $500 to sp-
pear before a Justices oou,t.
The officers and members OF COMPANY e
gave q farewell party in honor Of First
Lieutenant Caleb Davis, who expects to
leave next week. The tickets Of admission
on the invitation card read. "As guests OF
Company B." Lieutenant Davis is dessrv-
eddy popular not only with the militia boys
~ "ASA - oSACsy kCAOANAtys
Articles of incorporation were fled of the
Fyhrie Commercial company. The ineor-
p~orators are l.. c.. Fyhrie, re. Halliday,
]. b.. Fleming and j. e. Morse, all we'll
known residents of our city. Tn capital
stock Is placed at $40. 900 and the time OF
the existence is placed at forty years. The
object of the corporation is opening a gem
eral store. bAnkinR and boarding house
business at Ponsonby on the promises of
the Jay Hawk and Lone Pine COMPANY in
the Quartz Hill district ins this county.
.s5 =. Missoula.
Frank Thomas left on Saturday for Phil.
ipsbure. whore he will reside in tho future.
He has established q jswelry store at that
place. ...t .s.
j.. L. HART. of Missoula. brother of Jas.
HART, Of Smiths Valley, is pending a few
weeks in the Flathead, after which he will
60 to Libby.
Sheriff Ramsay on Saturday revoked the
appointment OF E. L. Hickerneli al uudef
sheriff, appointing in his stead Geo. Hall.
the present deputy.
Miss Lucy Hartman, a former Missoulinn
and we'll known in this city, was married
last week at Olympia. WASH. to Waiter s..
Soammell, of Tacoma.
Jim Pussy makes the announcement that
he is a candidate for the officer of Register
Of the Missoula land office, subject to th,
approval of Cleveland.
Mrs. Sarah i. Avery, of Steyapsville. dies
at her home on Friday after a brief iliness.
Mrs. Avery was we'll known in this CITY. Sha
was Il member OF the q. u. 5.
There arrived at the residence of Franz
Locke on Wednesday, q little lady stranger
who was Immediately taken care Of and
provided with apartments III the house,
City Marshal Prescott received the con-
CALCULATIONS of a host of friends on Mon
day over the arrival of . bouncing bnhv
boy at the family residence in south Mis-.
souls.
Hon. Carl T. Jones and family, Of Cor
Wallis. left for Oregon last Monday. Ms.
Minnie Jones accompanied him an far nm
this city. where she will visit friends for n
couple OF weeks.
Treasurer King. Of Flathoad county. 70
ceivcd a check last week from the treasurer
of Missoula county on tho school fund
superintendent for this county. for AZ. f3b tx
-$681. 60 OF which is for tho schools of KAT
jspell.
EvanRelists Ghormley and Cook nrs hold
Ing a series OF meetings ut the Christian |
church every night. Mr.. Ghormlsy was
recently state evangelist for California,
Prof. Cooks solos are u special feature Of
tho meetings.
Mas Sadie Reilly. who has been here for
several months visiting with her brother.
i. NJ. Reilly, Left for her home In Brainn,d