The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23
Stamford. Jr.. tsi'y this I, II, to take
q complete course in law.

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+. L. Cornish, of til. Capital printing
office. started for Chicago last evening t
see the fair. and will also visit ut his ole
home. Manchester, and at other Iowt
points. He expects to be away about
month.
Mrs. Margaret Harrah left via the North
ern Pacific Thursday for a six weoks' vaca-
will visit re- atives and friends in Tacoma
. cattle and Fairhaven. Ietu ming to Hell.
eAa about Sept. !.
Messrs. Joseph and Edward O'Brien. Of
MINNEAPOLIS. representing the Irish Stand
ard, of that city. have been in own during
the week. The former gave . couple OF
pleasing songs at the catholic literary on
t%ertainment Thursday evening.
At q meeting Tuesday evening of the
Woodmen of the Wor d, the following
office 8 were installed: Consul commander,
John Baker; adviser lieutenant. W. A.
Moore; banker. w. G. Pardelian: clerk, II.
g. Pickett; manager. W. s.. Votaw; physi-
clans, G. A. Perrin and q. H. Barbour;
escort, D. B. Cook; %watohman, Fred APP
man: sentry, John Glass.
Amid a shove Of good wishes and some
SEQ ct enmity. Harry YeaRer and CLARK Fisk
left this morning uron swiftly revolving
whesls for q bicyole trip throu oh the Ma
tional Park. Upon their return, after =
months absence. their many friends expect
to be we'll entertained with descriptions Of
thrilling encounters, haif-breadth escapes,
and other absolutely veracious account
usually attending such trips.
The button and nail social given BY the
Ladies' Aid society of the sons of Veter-
ans. was q very enjoyable ntfair. The best
record made in sewing on buttons was made
by Capt. &. F. Morrison; ii was no latent
snap affair either. but genuine old fash
Toned needle and thread We. used, and
nina hnktnrG -ara EpraAv oouya1 ~ in Ahvno
minutes. In the driving of nails Mrs.
Kempssv e1celled, her number being forty
eight nails in three minutes.
The announcement is made of the ap-
preaching matringe OF Miss Frances :.
Brown, of st. Paul. to Frank L. Ile, of
Missoula. 7 he young Indy has made many
friends in Missouri during her recent visit
Twenty-dfth infantry. Mr.. Ids Is we'll
known as the rep esentative of the North
western Guarantee Loan company and has
also many friends in Helena, having lived
here. The marriage will take place Aug. 20.
1. G. Phelps and family. formerly OF
Helena, now Of Great Falls. accompanied
by W. w. Phelps, of this city, de, art I'll is
Great Northern. to select q secluded spot
in the Belt mountains. They have with
them tents, provisions. and other para
phefnalia necessary to q complete camping
outfit. and Mr.. Phelps and his brother ex-
pect to wage fierce war u: on nsh. mosqui-
toes, deer and other denizens OF the
woody wild.
facilities of Helena are on a par with those
Of the same grade in the east. and it is
gratifying to know that two more Helena
boys have successfully passed the close ex-
to enter eastern cclleges. Her.
bert Lyman passed an examination at 81.
DIT A. A. A.
Institute OF Technology. at Boston, and
Lewis Davis was admitted to the freshman
class at Yale. These two young men have
been recently under the instruction OF
Prof. j. Bruce Simpson. and their SUCCESS
speaks we'll for his abi.ity as a teache.