The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-26
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exchanges
I,ouider

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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Fostas and little son
lett for . "trip TO the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Hattie Majors returned to Boulder
Monday. from y trip into the state OF
Warrington.
Miss Rilla Roo returned TO her home near
Gregory last sunday after . mouths visit
with friends IN Boulder.
Mrs. James Mitchell and children went to
Elkhorn Sunday to join Mr.. Mitchell. who
II established In business there.
Tho proposition to bond school district
No. 2 for $4,000. was carried By = large ma.
jority At the election last Saturday.
O.. j. Cole, forman OF the Sentinel. was
made happy last SATURDAY. evening by the
arrival Of Mrs. Cole from Kansas City.
The calico ball given last Friday evening
by the ladies OF tho Degtee of Honor WAS
we'll attended. and Noted the order about
$50.
Mrs, Scott. Qraudmother Of Mrs. Geo. E.
Barton, arrived in Boulder Tuesday. being
on tho way homo 10 California from q visit
to the Worlds fair.
The little daughter Of MI. md Mrs. John
Williams was accidentally drowned In the
Jefferson river near the southern
limo Of this county last Friday morning.
Justice Sweet performed the marriage
ceremony for two we'll known Boulderites
Sunday evening. this contracting parties
being James Taught and Miss Florence
Guthrie. s
II. d. McIntyre. late teacher Of the psb-
lic school ut Wickes, leaves next Saturday
for a visit to tue Worlds fair at ChioagO.
will take a position in the Marysvilis public
schools.
Lewis Thompson, another pioneer Of
Montana and for man. years a resident OF
Jefferson county, died al his bome near
Bernice, last Saturday morning from stom.
seh troubles. He was about 55 years OF
ago at the time Of his death, and leaves be-
hind him a wife.
Prof. and Mrs. L. @. Shelton started on
their journey to the White City Wednes-
day morning. After visiting Chicago they
may make other tours. but eventually Will
return to Boulder, and next fall will ind
the professor again At his post in the high
school department Of our public schools.
Henry Loucks was arrested Monday on a
Of a Chinsmsn named Toy Halford). Toy
vent to Comet to look for . job and the
pugilistic Loucks enforced the Geary ex-
clusion act with . club. following Toy down
the Ruloh. When out of sight OF the peo-
ple of Comet he knocked him down. Toy
says. sndt took from him q $40 gold piees. a
IS gresnbaok and 81 in silver.
Mrs. Ben Wahle and her I've interesting
little children. accompanied BY her sister.
Miss Flora kefwer, who has spant q year in
Boulder 90 q visitor to the Wahle house
held. left Monday morning on the Great
Worlds fair. Mrs. Wahle and party will
spend some time visiting relatives at Och-
kosh, Wis. her former home. and in the
course of a month will be joined Ut Chicago
by her husband. Representative Wahle.
Mrs. l.. Tuttle, one of the earliest resi-
dents in this part of the country, died at an
early hour last Wednesday morning at Fish
Crock, at the advanced age of so years. The
funeral took place last Thursday afternoon.
She was we'll known 10 many Jefferson
county people. and her death will cause
deep regret. She leaves several children to
mourn her death. among whom are NJ. L..
tle, Mrs. Harrison Jordan. all living in Fish
creek valley; Mrs. j. Gordon. of Silver Star.
Madison county; Terry futile. who resides
in the state of Oregon. and =. f.. Tatsle, of
LewistoWn. Mont.