The Helena independent., 1893-08-06
Monday morning. continuing that peaceful
employ mont until their time and the fsh
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employ mont until their time and the Hsh
are exhausted.
Miss Mamie Leiths. formerly connected
with Miss Stevsns' millinery establishment.
City.
Horace Joss. Of the Montana National
bank. loft Hslona Tuesday for q vacation
to bs spent at bis homo In He'd Wing.
Mimi.
Mrs. r. Martin. Of Harrison avenue. left
Helena Wednesday for u visit TO thellville
and Duluth. She expects to be gone about
q month.
Commodore Power left Wednesday for
Warrington. Ms. Power did not accom-.
pany him. but will remain In Helena dur
ing the summer.
Hon. W. W. Dixon. Hon. Leo Mantle.
Cen. Charles 3. Warren. and James A. Tai
bot. all OF Butte. wsrs in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday,.
panied by her daughter from Ohio, arrived
last night 10 visit her son. Ed Crawford. at
University place.
Rev. +. +. Webb, accompanied bv Mrs.
webb and Miss Ada. yeturned to Helena
Wednesday. after months absence with
friends In the east.
Misses Olive and Julia Mau. who have
besn visiting their sister. Mrs. Reinhold
Kleinschmidt, lsft for their home In San
! Francisco Monday.
MIS-. Charles Fee and children, of st.
Paul. who have been spending few weeks
at tho BrOadwater, left Thursday for q tip
to the Pacific coast.
B. J. Hummel. telegraph operator In tho
Western Union. who has bsen absent
month In Chicago and Milwaukee. returned
to Helena yesterday.
has returned for visit in Helena. after
having had most enjoy able trip with Mr..
Wylis's camping party.
M. and Mrs. Barnard Brown Left last
night for Michigan to bs gone several
months. Mr.. Brown IL going to look after
his interests In that section.
Mrs. G. W. Pitts and little daughter.
trip through Ohio and Kentucky, and will
be at home at 339 Lawrence street.
Horny Hunter. bookkseper at F. 8. Lang
q 90. and George Smith. operator At the
Western Union, left Yesterday for months
trip through the Big Blaokfoot country.
+. H. Fowles went east Wednesday morn
Ing. M. Fowles' confidence in Helena's
be shown by the large stock OF goods he
will bring with him on his return.
The Rev. w. g. Schoppe and Herbert
| Lyman have gone to the mountains near
Eiliston for q weeks hunting and fishing.
Mrs. Schoppe goes later. and tho family
will spend the month Of August ON ranch.
merry little picnic party to Alhambra
the Misses Klsinschmidt. Jeferis and Bell,
Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Barclay, and Mess,s. Bar
clay. FreyschlaR. Scott Boil. Hulse and
Lacey.
Mrs. Henry N. Blake and daughters. ac-
companied BY their cousin. Miss Clarke, ar.
Blake have been in school in Bottom the
last year. Miss Clarke will spend the sum.
mer in Helena.
A little Iarty consisting of Miss Murray.
Mrs. Avery, w. W. Phelps and Lewis Pom
well. took a little jaunt to Unionville On
Wednesday for the purpose Of eating a
picnic supper, and enjoying the lovely
mountain scenery.
During the absence OF Madame Meaini
and LIT. Casedy their places in the Unitar-
ian church choir will bo supplied by Miss
AschIson. who nesds no introduction to
Helena musical society, and Nj. Hazslton.
of the Standard Oil company.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Cassdy left Monday
for a trip to Wisconsin and Chicago. While
absent Madame Msdini expects to be one
OF family reunion of five sisters and a
brother. who have not met for some years.
After taking in the fair Mr.. and Nrs. Cas-
edy will return. about Sept. l.
Bshop Brewer was in tho city during the
week. The bishop says that from Castle,
O1an'se' "Hu otue! INNING camps, men are
on the move seeking for work; many Of
them Logging theis way from ranch to
ranch, but that all seem quiet and orderly.
Ranchmen nre everywhere outing wages
and reducing expenses.
Tuesday, Aug. !, was grent day with the
oolorcd broth, on. it being the anniversary
OF tho emancipation proclamation. and the
day was celebrated in great style in Helena.
A procession Of about one hundred wended
their why through Main st. cot. bound for
k.nnich's grove. Tho recession consisted
of the lodge of !. o. o. f.. headed by the
military bnnd. Citizens in carriages and
on foot followed. and the day was spent in
great :ejoicinps at the grove. the festivities
being kept up until late at night.