The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-10-04
Helena, Mont.
BY HEX.
George w. Alexander, formerly
IF Helena, died at St. Paul. MINI.

George w. Alexander, formerly
of Helena, died at St. Paul, MINI.
News reached Helena Sunday of
the death of George ". Alexander,
formerly of this city, at st. Paul,
Mimi, Saturday morning at $3.50
o'clock. ..
Mr.. Alexander has been in i'll
health for a number of years and
only a short time ago he left the
city to make his home with his
daughter, Mrs. George James, who
resides in st. Paul. Two weeks ago
it was reported his condition was
serious and last Friday evening his
son, George LeCount Alexander left
here to be at the bedside of his faith
err, but arrived just a few hours too
late to see him alive. r..
Mr.. Alexander came to Helena dur
ing the early eighties, from Wash
ington, d. C., and became promi-
nent factor in race affairs, finding
delight in the sacrifices he made in
the social religious and fraternnl
affairs of the community. He was
connected with the Odd Fellows and
Masonic lodges and in every moral
and uplifting movement touching the
race in Helena. Conservative, yet
forceful; gentle and lovable to all
his council was sought on every hand.
Mr.. Alexander is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. George James, a son
George LeCount and three grand
children.
Seen at the State Fair: Rev. and
Mrs. Iadd of Great Falls, guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oliver; Mrs.
Robert Brown of Butte, guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Fisher; Elmer Bick.
ford of Sheridan, Wyo., guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathaniel Ford; William
Fenter, Raymond Bryant, Avis Den
mis- Of Butte, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Christian; Mckinley Walker
Butte; Albert Ropeck, Eddie Joiner
and Miss Doris Jones of Missoula
Mrs. Daisy Warmack, Miss Rose Cor
don and Robert Gordon of White
SULPHUR Springs. and Mrs. E. M
Webb of Boulder Hot Springs, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Knaff; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Richard Fisher of Bozeman.
One of the very pleasant affair:
omitted in our notes last week wal
a tea given by Mrs. Julian Anderson
honoring her guest, Mrs. Mona Jen
nings Of Twin Falls, Ida. Mrs. Jen
ming, it will be remembered, was a
one time our efficient correspondent
at Pocatello.
Captain Horace Bivins of Billing.
was a visitor in Helena Monday.
Word from Chicago came to Hell
ena of the death of William Scott
He was buried on the 22nd of Sep
TENDER. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott wer'
very popular in Helena, and theii
many friends sympathize with Mrs
Scott in her present bereavement.
Mrs. Hattie Baker swore out war
rants for her husband, Ruben Baker
and two other men who took her ca,
without her permission, used ant
damaged it.
The Rev. Arthur Moore returnet
last week from Boston, Mass, 7,
enter Intermountain College.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Baker am
daughter, Miss Marie Baker, and j
B. Reid motored to Butte Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel accom-
panied by Rowe Murrell, J. +. W
Clarke and Franklin Nichols motoret
around the loop at unionville ant
Park City Sunday.
Walter Bruce Williams, captain o
seth Infantry, 92nd Division, Worl,
War, and retired master sergeant
cath Infantry, U. S. Army, stationed
at Helena for some time where h
made many friends, died at Fl. Leav
cnwoith hospital and was burie'
from First A. M. y. Church, Pasa
dena, CAL, Sept. a. He is SURVIVED
by his widow who has lost her sight
| Mrs. Louise Wright Williams, an.
other relatives.
i Mr.. and Mrs. jackson are visitini
Mr.. and Mrs. Stitt, parents Of Mrs
Jackson.