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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-11-01

nard was at home and at leisure, took
Mr.. North's hat with an air of great
solicitude, leaving that gentleman to
make his own way to the drawing-r,oom
and enter unannounced.
Mrs. Maynard was quite alone there.
Leaning back languidly in a crimson
tauteuil, with the train of her white
cashmere morning dress sweeping in
soft graceful folds around her, she pre-
scented a picture that struck North,s
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-11-01

Two houses and large lots for sale
on long time and easy payments, or
will exchange for good farm land. En-
quire Of Geo. D. Dayton, or
lOI& r. B. BEEsoN.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-11-01

Stock of all kind always for sale by
stiff N. E. LAWTON.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14
epo.1afota.

9r. 6. gB. Murbod, iom unber
folFt Moun bar reift meo ct Teater=
tompani. orreRereoes @lt &eint for
5lerfoneri ben Toe Geb. 9on par
netop iferb meo at aitte fig for tre.
bic. Song.
= @fterretnin8er fra Riller be-
retter meb 9enipn til 6ono @ountp
8onts 6ollit. at &asierer @oietrans
o9 bans Bonbsmeub benter meb
9Gnsfelie poa, of @afbier 6i0 Hal
TONNE tilboae, ioa mon Ton faa pioe.
buor Der er bleuet of be $4,000, iom
tilbbrte @ountiet.
:. Nttornep General Soc &.
@ratutorb, iom npl,s bar ueret /
Siour Gatls, bar meo 6euipu til en-
stolefeioe oeraebs beiluttet, at en-
@toleluperintenbent insen @et bor
til at opbepe en- 2ererS Certificate
uoen Jerbbr. @ountp.S .Supertnten.
oenten bapbe nemlis opbeoet ct Ger:
tificate tor en- 9erer. iom beber
@rois. uoen at benne fit noeen Nn=
leonins til at foriuare fig. @o9fg
reren poafaar, at naar mon bor ino<
9aaet &ontrol meb en- 2erer, 1aa bor
oenne &ettiebeber. iom lite efter for.
gootbefinoenbe fan taees fra bam.
Superintenoenten 9oo ienere 2erers
en- ct Gorbgr for Tormens Stub,
men fasbe paa famine xio, at bpat
Beuiier ber faa enb Tom op, iaa oil,
be ban frpse @ertificotet. @rois ct
cross % boloer Stole trembeles noen
gertificot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14
Wtnrtefota.

Worton g. @ilfinion, forbenue.
renee Senator foe Minneiota. bsoe /
lin 9otters 6iem @el1s ben Abe
b.. Is sammel.
- Sofepb @olf~i Dntutb, fom
bar peret ansrebet al 3opper, oeoe
ON Mor9enen ben 8be Geb. % blep
tamme Dogs Tormiboas besrauet al
Sunbbe beosroabet.
= @n Manb. fom beber 2onbp,
% fom fiaer, at ban CT fra Bop @itp,
@is.. bar sor nplis bolbt Torebros /
@eft @oucoro. ioet ban paa iomme
Eio Dot fomlet @er9e til ct College,
fom ban paafnar ct unber Opfprelie
i 8ap @itp, os iom ct beftemt for
fattiae Bprn. Set oiier fig imioler<
tib, at Der life er noset college un.
ber Dptbrelie oer, oa at bet belle
faaleoes fanbipnlieuis er bare 8es
bra9.
= s. s. @tanlep fra Benton. 8
Mil norbuef fra ct. @loub. blep
mproet ben 8oe Teb. % bans @dn
bpoelis iaoret. Drabsmanoen ct en-
4olenoer Deb 9eaun Sobn Gusuit.
Sc uor besse to beRieftiSebe meo
at tibre &eo. % ioet be mbotes.
fommanberebe Stanlep, at Sobu
fulbe fipre of @eien. 9enue meg.
teoe at eisre bette, os oerefter
opftoo ber en- Erette. buorueo 9amle
tlenisbeber Tom op. timber bette
Ribb Sobn Nusuf meo en- &euoluer
poa Staulep os traf bam Einoiu.
gen. 9erefter iiibo ban @tanleps
@bn lnberliuet. Mnbre Beret'
n1neer lpoer pao. at @tanlep Rlpo
fbrf.
IS. y. @enoridion, iom for
tort Eio fben rei1e fra fin 6uitru
Otpatonuo, ct uenot tilba9e til fit
9iem. 9an er lite ri9tis ueo fine
fuloe Sem. fi9es Der. @tratS efter
fin EilbasetOmft til 8pen anmooet
1bau Bsenss sSberiff ON at fette BAN
faR, oa ban frpotebe for, at ban ellers
tom til at reife isien. 6enoridion
baube peret boarot anerebet at Sn-
| fuen5a. % mon tror. at bans 3ierne
oar bleuen iiaoet of Sp9bommen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14
fergus falls Mgeblaa
uafomu1er 6ber Dusbag.
a. GoIeut, tto9tber.
subftrtpttousprts $3.50 for / 94ar. betai
tTorifn6, en(er8 $500.
FERGUS. FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly ne ewspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fe,
gus Falls as second class matter.

Boosrunb af 2e9islaturens De.
itemmelie iibfte @inter enbte Mebz
lemmernes Eermin State 8oarb Of
9ealtb ben lite San. fbftleben, %
8oorbet bleu reoreoniIeret unber ben
npe 2ou. Den 4oe San. unberretz
tebe @uuernpren Boarbets Sefreter
ON felsenoe: rSe9 bar uonepnt
fom 9eres 9iplpere i Boarbet 9r.
Grantlin Stoples fra @inono; @.
$. 2eonaro c9 6. poeeb fra Minne,
apolis; @ouaro Boefman % 8ertp
$. Miaarb fra ct. &onl; @bas. S.
Mc@omb ira Dulutb; @. s. Mapos
fra @o9eiter % SO. 8. 8eebe fra 5t.
@louo.
Observation-Disclosures rappprterer,
at 9r8. Boefmons, Beebes % 2eo<
naroS Eerminer parer / ct Nar, 9rs.
Wc@ombs, @oeebs oe Rabos to
Gar, 9rs. Mitlaroe, @toples %
9etpitts tire Mar.
8oaroet ot9aniiereoe f9 BENG Son.
% 9ienualste 9r. ssrantlin @tap[es
til Hrafioent o9 Or. 6etpitt fum
@etreter. (@ublic 9eoltb.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14
rsms Taus, @tnnttota, 14oe gebruar 1894.

= @hairmau @ilton af Ronsres.
fens Ways and .Means.Romite er
blit fps Of ct balionbe. 6an ct nu
poa @eife til Eeras, buor ban pil
npoe soot of bet miloe &limat.
- s. s. McBrioe. fom for ct
Gar itoen torf6gte at foae fin Rone
uo eiennem' Ginbuet ! Chicago. besit
Selpmoro i 9enuer ben 9be 5eb.
Son efterlob ct Breu iii fin Rome,
bpori ban flyer. at BON lite unr iftono
til at lepe nben benoes Seliiab.
- Sra ct. Souls, Misfouri be,
rettes ben 9oe 5eb.. at state board
Of health er bleuet unoerrettet ON ct
l1bbruo al Ropper Mooiion Conn.
tp Gattis6us. 10 &erioner uar
an8rebne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14

@fterretninser fra @aris mel=
Der, at en- bel 9el al Dberf Bon,
nierS 9Rr ct bleuen olbeles pbelo9t
nar Eimbuctoo / Suoon. @remie.
miniiter @aSimtr 8erier betrefter
Sanobeben oeraf os flyer, at Bpen
lite oil bliue rbmmet, men at ber uil
onfomme 6oriterfnins of tranlie
trooper. Suoans @uuernBr bar
telesroferet, at Oberfen reiite meo
fin @olonne fra 9imbnctoo ben lite
Sec. % at be operfolotes, neoens
be iop, omtrin9 TIRE Doges Morid
fra 9imbuctoo. Omtrin9 300 faes
at pare tolone. hporaf Fere uar Of-
fcerer ben franlte Scr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14
uoIauoet.

Bombefaferen @oillant bleu benz
rettet 8aris ben Ste bs. 9ans iib.
tie Orb uar: 1Meo meb Somfunbet,
lense lepe Nnartiet*. Sn9en De>
monfrationer fanot Steb.
- telegram ira 2iiabon til Son.
bon ben|5te 6eb. flyer, at bet paaftaa'
es paalioelige &reb,e, of Br6breue
@o,h@itbs forfpuer Sniursentse'
neralen 30 @ama / &io Saneiro meo
8en9e..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14
MlMutttaMut.

Set meeet omtolte npe Metal Nlu>
minum er bare ioapibt be9pnbt at
fommmet Brua; men / Gremtiben
oil bet ubentuipl TONNE til at inbtooe
en- lebenbe &lab8 blaubt Meto0erne.
Man er. allereoe be9puot at BRUCE bet
tit 3astolaius, 60 III bette Brug fss
ter bet omtrent lisentset iom Sob.
ber. Sc bamrebe Blaee er brust i
en- sanite itor uoitrefnina til Defo,
rationer. 9ertil bruses bet nu be
lebenoe 9oteller / SEEM Sort % onbre
@torbper.
Moset af bet npttisae. iom alumi>
mum pi( tomme til at bliue benuttet
til, ct &lptten= &eoRober. Sen tun.
&c Seruerpbe, iom Soften nefen lite
tau orte at lsfte al Sloen. uil bltue
erftattet af en- Qluminum=@rpoe, ber
Ct iaa let, at ben fan lgftes meb en-
Singer, % en- @rpoe af bette buioe
Metol oil pare liaefaa ftert os ben>
fistsmesf1 fom en- of Sern. Set
npe Metal er ioa let ipm &ribt, %
paa famine 9io er bet faa iei9t, at
bet Ton bamres % bpies olle ro9s
6srmer uben at brettes. @n Nlu.
minum @rpoe Setter lite mer enb en-
Robbers1pbe, % ben fione bebbuer
beller lite at fortunes, fpr ben toses
Brus. Eli 1be- % Roffe.&ieoler
er bet ieroeles 9obt Fittet.
S Epnlono oe 5rantrise bruser
mon nu Nluminum til Brpftbarniif
os @penber Solboternes uuitormer.
s ben mtlitere Werben pil Nluminum
blipe al flor 8etponins, ba bet ct ioa
let. @nbos @atroner laues nf bette
Metal. Sen mertuerbi9e uouiflins
/ be ienere Mar meo 9enipn til
@taolitebnin9 fommer at, at bet blan>
bes meb Mluminum, builfet 9iBr
@toolet mere fpoenoe. @nooa bore
olminoeli9e Dune inoeboloer en- Eil<
ietnin9 at Mluminum.
Strenseinitrumenter al forVielli8e
@loes forarbeioes nu al Ntuminum.
Moterialet bar benne fore 5oroel,
at Guatiebeb insen Suflpoe1,e bar
paa bet. os bet oil life unoer nosen
Dmfanoisbeb brettes idptter. 2iee
fioen bet npe Metal tinoe anRaffes
for mooerat @ris, bar bet peret ans
uenot ueo Gor1bs meo Tlpuemoitiner.
Dm lite long 3io pil bet bliue brust
iii 8romateriale, ba bet ct parist pg
af rinae @a9t. Nlumiunm bruges nu
iii 9ampFibspropel1er, Airbrakes-
@entiler. Jotoerafirammer. Giaor=
faster, Mebaljer, nbre, Bicycles,
8amme, Golfer o9 Sfeer.
Nluminum bar en- Menebe merle.
lise @9enGaber. 13 &ubittommer
peier lite tulbt ct &uno. Sern er
nenen fire @ause, % @ulo neiten 8
@anse iaa tunst.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14

"@bronicle" / 2ouoon flyer ON
Man,ens.@tspeoitionen r@i bar
tiltrobs for be. offentlissiorte l1ota.
lelier @runb til at betuiule g&anieus
@itterbeo ! Ssbauet. 9aus genner
ct olbeles life uben Betpmring meo
&en1pn til bans @tiebne."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14

8esriber Solicit, at 2anoets &enz
aemnnebe boloer paa at bliue min.
bre for buer Sag. 8eb bet. at buer.
enefe &ilbe til en- fprre 5oripnina
ct bleuen aflioaret? &i tror nei. Og
bog er bette Eilfelbet.
(Mationol 8ot@man.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14

Board Of Trade Bpsnineen / Du,
lutb neobrenote ben 12te 5eb, Sfa.
ben oni1aoes I'll $4,000. Nsiuran<
fen better $4,000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-14

Bet ct %aa Eale / Jinlonb. at 2an>
bets @runolou ifal foranbres. Der
bar Sen lenere Eio blet ofbolot en-
bel Sci 5olfem1ber besanqaaeuSe.
6or itfe lanse fioen bolbtes ct iagrre
Golfembbe / 6eliinsfors. 8. Borg
ftrpm bolbt en- 9ole poo bet 3penfte.
ESpsss On esa aaaeas 1sesaabsizas
Gf 9anoets @ranblo1. 5aa iagoe7
b(anbt anoet. at naar man betenfer,
at b,sie Gori1os bor til 8enfiat. at
nibtsre bet uinoRrenfebe @neber{ier-
&riucip; al ben araitt, ,tatbolfe sPirte
blir @tatstirte 6inlano. % at ben
lutberife @tats= eller 5oltefirfe oil
tomme til at maotte fortiette iom en-
telereret @eft; at ben inbre Stprelle
beluis blir ftiQet unber rusf1e 2ope;
at be for Tinlanb sielbenbe 2oue
brinoes Nnuenbelie al rusiRe @m=
beosm9no noen StqnDerne8 Meb.
pirten; at 8eriOner, iom lite er finite
Boraere trnne inbebope @mbeoer o.
oeltase Stendsrepresentationen
| 6inlanb. moor mon betenfer olt
bette, oa maa 5oiterlanbspeunen meo
aluorlise 8efpmrineer inbie, at ON
ois,e 6orT1s ontaees. fommer Dor
nuperenoe Statsforfotnina til at til=
inteteibres. os be / aonoeliet Sen.
feenoe uelii9neliesrise 5rus,er of ie.
teleomle Snftitutioner. oil for altib
nere tobte. Eoleren forenoe tilfoft
at Mgoet Rulbe uotale bet Dnle, at
6elfnefors &eproientonter meb oae
louti9e Mibler moatte perne ON ben
finite @runblou.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25

"a good story is told on ex Pension Com
missioner Black, - said "a Chicago attorney.
Every one who knows Black isaware that
be is one Of the most dignined legal practi-
TONERS in the west. and that he is also
somewhat enamored Of the classics. Not
long ago he WIS attorney Ia a usury case at
Springfield. and in his address 10 the jury
he quoted very freely from the Merchant
OF Venice and wound up by saying that,
although the plaintiff could demand his
pound Of flesh. the terms 81 his bond did
not enable him to go beyond this.
"The attorney FOR the alleged Insurer seem
"a very much amused az the line 81 argu-
ment Mr.. Black was taking, and when that
geutlcman's pcroration was concluded he
rose aud remarked with somewhat Of a
plying tone that Brother Black had re-
Gently held brief ia % dressed beef case
and that he hEd gotten the two cases mixed
up. concluding 10y assuring the jury thnt
there was no ncsh iu this case az all. but
only money. 4 legal friend 81 mine, who
solrmnly asserts be was in court on the
occasion. says the look 81 disgust on Mr.
Blacks face would have been worth a
small fortune 10 any artist who could
have reproduced il on canvas. st. LOuia
Globe Democrat
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25

trip 90 the coast and 10 Alaska. They ex-
pect to be gone about two months.
+. W. Wright. state treasurer. went 10
Livingston yesterday TO spend Easter.
William G.. Gosslin. formerly of Helena.
now Of Tacoma, was in the city last week.
J and A. !. Loeb left asst week via the
L MON Pacific for trip 10 san Francisco.
b. II. Tatem and George Cruteher left
Tuesday via the Northern Pacific for Chi
eago
H. Nichols and J. MsRuire. Of Butte,
came over TO Helena couple OF DAYS last
week.
D. katherine Holden was called to Oe-
den few days ago By the illness Of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Lindsey expect to leave
Wednesday over the Union Pacific for Los
Angeles.
I. J. LsuRblip. conductor on the North
srn Pacific. LET, last week for visit TO Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Ennis. Of Eunis. Mont. "a visiting
| Der daughter. Mrs. Glowing. At the Gran
don hotel.
Mrs. N. A. Carter aud two children, Mas
Nav and John, left Wednesday for a tTip
TO Chicago.
Miss josie Israel. who has been visiting
| fiends ia eastern cities, returned last week
/ to her home.
Miss Carrie Patch returned lasI week
| from the eastern isTt OF tie state, where
she has been teaching.
Miss Ella Knowles. who was in ursd In a
| Dab last week m Butte Is recovering and
| expects 20 be out soon.
David PsnWsll. Of White Sulp hur Springs,
! WAS Ia the city last week tue guest Of hi.
brother. Lewis PenweiL
Miss Kathryn Sigh. Of Granite. IL spend.
ing her E1ster holidays with Miss Belle
! Corr. on Madison avenue.
| ID. II. Weston will return tuesday will
] the remains OF MIS-. Weston. Tho funeral
\ wall be held tue same day.
Miss ker. who las bsfn taking in th,
| AiiwIntsr fair and visiting rsl-tiyes at th,
coast. returned 10 Helena last Friday.
Miss Mamie Stsdman gave a pleasant
/ little party Wednesday evening in honor oil
her frirnds Ms. Ballard and Mics Biasier
Mrs Flynn, o. Cascade. who has been
visiting her mother. Mis. OConnell. OF
Eighth ovenur. returned 90 her home zee
ierdny.
Mr. aud Mrs. H. y. Adams returned last
Sunday from an extended visit IA the eAs
Iney will be al home April At si2 ERhtl
/ avenue
Among those from Montana Who attended
! the national silver convention we're Gov
Richards, EH-Goy. haussr aud Hon Lse
Mantle. Of Bate.
Zen 4. frooke, who has been taking
course 81 medicine and surgeiy IN Bsllvu,
I hospital. NeN York. returned home las
week. Aud Ill. speuu has vacation Ia Helena
AnumLer Of Charley keiniE's young gen.
| tlemru friends gave him q rurpriss phFtl
| last ILursuhY. Amer pleasant time a
the house supper vas served 40 sam Herr
The Catholic Ladies Literary society vii
| entertain their gentlemen friends Iuesduy
| evening neIt. Among tls other features
Will be scarf drill bY nine girls. music AM
| refrtshments.
Mira l.. f. HoWsy. &. d. q sanhsld, H.
| T.. flsk. A. q. Flsk. NICK keaslsr. IA. n.
Pnrohsh. Wm. Muth. d. Ma Ks Hen '
| kl-in, 81. RsIniR, ]. T.. Woolman. 4. A.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25


r. o. Hickman left las, Monday for Chi
cago.
Mas Wilcox has gone TO Boulder to spend
Easter.
Z. u. CLARK returned from Iron mountain
Last Fr daD
W. b Raleigh returned last week from
an eastern triT.
Mrs. Hind.on arrived home yesterday
from Ghlfornis.
Miss Rsifsnrsih returned Friday from n
trip To the county.
T. NJ. shaw returned yesterday from a
weeks vieit IN Butte
Mrs. Morris Of the Homer block. is spend
ing few Gays IA Butte.
Mrs. Wilmer returned Saturday morning
from trip O. CalifoTuia.
J.. a. CLARK. % Great Falls, was in the
CITY llu siav aud FRIDAY.
Mss Hattie shob~r left last Mondsy for
a trip b. D-s hoinss. Iowa.
Ars. 10. Reifentaih goes TO Great Fails
to-day 20 spend Easter week.
Mra. Lens 3a lara. OF Townsend, Is the
guest 81 ths Misses Htedmsn.
Afs. =. b. Clark aud daughters have gone
10 i.adc aaurg 20 spend Easter.
Miss stela wantz q visiting her aunt.
Miss Hoover. OF Eleards street
Ms. A. Lavenbsrg and Mrs. CleWell left
for tfip 20 California Thursday.
Mise Sanders ut 90 q eat Fails yestsr-
day % spend q week With friends.
- D. " Sheas. OF "a. Pau, IL visit
INK az her g. meT home "a Helena.
b. 81. Fletcher ami Mr. spratt returned
last week { oin "a trip 20 Caafornla.
Alias Cora sprstt retained Yesterday from
York. where she had b,en teaching.
hra- h. H. Natteaon ard Mrs. r. A.
Henderson Nere in Helena last week.
Nessrs. tanton and Moustt. conductors
on the Great horthsfu. left last week fOf a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25

Yesterday evening. March % at the resi-
denos Of II. Hepner, on Eighth avenue. was
quietly celeb atsd one Of the prettiest and
hnppiest weddings seen in this olty for
some time. The high contracting parties
we're Miss Alice Louise Brszier. Of Roches-
ter. England and Charles II Cooper. as-
sistant TO En-Gov. = II. Leslie, United
States district attorney Tor Montana. The
ceremony was performed by Hon. L. n.
Harwood. iustios Of the supreme court. aud
was Witnessed by only the immediate
friends Of the couple. The bride looked
beautiful costume Of soft gray cloth and
carrying q bouquet OF pink roses she was
attended by her friend. Miss htells Wantz.
Of Mid Canyon. attired Ia a gray cashmere
gown. trimmed with silver brazil. The
groom. who wore the conventional black
had for bis best man George li Fisher.
/ Of v bite sulphur Springs. After the short
| but impressive ceremony hearty conQrHtu-
lations we're given and then q dainty we'd
I ding supper VAS served. lLe weddiny
trssents we're numerous aud handsome.
testifJInE 90 the high regsTd 10 which H.
young couple are held hey Will 30 No
home to thel friends after April = al M
Z Chhuosr street. The BRIDE has been ia
Helena only ole winter, but bY her pleas
ant manner and accompli-hms uts. has a.
ready won large cd Gle ~ friends. Ihs
groom Is vel known nuI popular Young
attorney. Both have the hsaitv good wish q
% all who Euow them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25
PUBLIC COMPLIMENTARY.
Grand Free Enisrtainment by the Wood
men Of the World.

Grand Free Enisrtainment by the Wood
men OF the " Grid.
A literay and musical entertainment will
be given at the auditorium Friday evening.
March 80. under the auspices Of Garnet
esmr. No. 105. woodmen OF the Wo Id. TO
which the public ia cordially invited. = he
following excellent programme has been
prepared and the entertainment promises
to be the event OF the season:
1. Overture. Mixed Candy. ....... Hayw pod
Hi.gins { adet hand.
.. Melcome onsnl Commander John Faker
=. Love and Beauty Maltz ..-... b. Armstrong
ilelenA EaniO and MaIdolin club.
l. Tho Jiuer- oil. ........ ... ity special request
ME swiggette-N ilson
3. all John ----.
Queen City Quart ito
6 How lie Saved e dichaels. ... .-......-. ...
Are. T.. r. Neirick.
Higgins' Cadet band
& Address sunshine and I'll ndows In the
Life ~ a Lode Man .... D.. a. b. Keith
9. Liberty ell March .... 900. ...... sousa
ne ena J. anio and Mandolin club.
10 Solo. sta - hat Haunt Me .......
Mics Azerlea Mills
H. Piano due, -. ....... Selected
Tho Misses Cloutior
Miss jennie Hepner
-. Iolle 81 New York Polka :..-..... :. lipsllt
Helena fanio and Mandolin club.
u. Musical Museum ...... ..
Queen ity QuArtstts
l.. March. Fun FOR the hasse ........... Payer
higgins Cadet baud.
The entertainment will begin promptly
at 7:iO 2. IN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25

as the Great Falls people also turned ont n
large humble ., the affair was great sue
cess. Among those who went from here
were: d.. c. X. Cole. II. +. Barden. l.. A.
Wslker. j. :. locker. w. +. Cox. Peter
Winnie. A. G. johnson, W. A. Chessman.
John Bean. A. j. Fisk. l.. Rotwitt. Ash
Pie.os, Dr. Stone aud T.. b. Weirick.
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Next Saturday evening. March 81. at
Ming's opera house. Mrs. SWiggstte- Viii p
son, supported by her excellent company.
will give her premier IN Helsna in play
allowing scope for her artistic accom- lish-
ments. She has been heard often and al
ways won favor in concerts. and interest
has long been mAnifested In her appear
Rnos in "A Ray Of Sunshine" IN which roll
licking comedy she won great success on
the road during on extended tour. Among
the competent people IN the cast are Miss
Axle Nils Mrs. Fred Sterling. Theo Kinda,
H. J.. Fisk and Joe Zimmerman. The play
abounds Ia opportunities for speeiultIes
aud they are Literally interspersed. Ihs
proper staging. mechanical aud electric
laht effects are assn ed. With the lively
action aul catchy music OF tue IlAy, the
rollicklng fun will bs without intsrmission.
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some IN She audience that nld-establishsd
views are not necessarily right ones, and
that original thought and study will some
times quite upset traditionary statements.
Prot. loung's papef vas certainly a most
entertaining and instructive criticism. Il
IS TO be delivered as the university IN a
couple Of weeks. and its hearers have q gen
uiRs treat IN store.
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occasion wers: Mssdames Sterling. Nsill.
auckland. Waite, Mcdowell; Misses
Jockey, KirkendAll. Matthews. Lsnghorne.
Cory. BridenthAl. Thompson. Lehman,
Mills, Woodman. Wantz. Brazier. Stedman,
johnson, Lindnsr. Sanders. Evans Sweeney,
Dickens. Taylor. Kinda; Messrs- WstmOre,
Hepner. Millor Cluster. Bowman. schmidt.
Hnzslton, Evans, Miracle, Maban. kirken-
dali. Litson. sterling. Neill, Hambe ger,
Kenningsr. Alexander Cooper, q eeu, Cam
non. sander. Bardsn, Colwell. Mcdonnell,
Holloway, Wilson, Kicker. Waite. Boom.
CrileJ. Carpenter. Reeves. Williams.
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recitals the public has wished for another
opportunity 10 hear her violin. and Tues
day evening such opportunity will be given.
he prog ANNE Is a varied and attractive
one, as a glance az Il will show: Norman
die March" Armstrong, the Helena Banjo
and Mun4olln club; recitation. Evening
at the Farm" TrowbriIQe, misses Selma
Israel and Asidie Wu tman; recitation,
The Second Trial" Anon, Mrs. Weiriek;
vocal solo, "A Woodland sersnade" Mrs.
Geo. May, mandolin accompaniment by
Prof. sharp; imperson Jimmy
Browu's ,ster's Wedding" Miss Ada Ga
MOI; violin and piano duet. Gypsy Dance. p"
Henue Ernst. Misses Nelsine and Virginia
Atehison; scene f,om David Coppefhsld.'
Dickens, Mrs. Meirick; recitation. The
Bells" Poe. Eins Foote and Lena Fiuhr,
HAIRY Woodman and Reed Howell; vocal
solo, brilliant Bird DavIds MIss Ger
Z ule IA rison, violin obligatO Prof.
SHARE; recitation, The StowaWay," Mrs.
Meiriek, trio. Down IA Dew Dell. "
Henry smart. Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Avery
and Miss Harrison; he Broom Drill, By
sixteen Of Heiena's fair young misses Aiss
VIDA sutton, captain; accompanies Miss 3
Baker. BY and hsInig. P.ogfamms will
open as e:l4 sharp.