The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-08-27
Helena. Mont.
BY HEX

The Rev. Arthur A. Moore left
Sunday for Butte where he will leave
with Rev. Pointer by motor for the
M. +. Annual Conference at Seat
tic, Washington. The Sunday evening
services that was to include spe-
eial effort for conference claims
was not held. busy Fair week IN
terfering with the plans of the com
mittee having the affair in charge.
Mrs. Rebecca Green who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice Pal
mer and relatives at 1dylewylde on
the Blackfoot returned last week TO
California.
Arthur Palmer came in from ldyle-
wylde to take a look at the ponies
last week. Oh, yes. he had enough
left to get back on.
Bill Freeman and Donald Dah,berg
of Missoula were in the city last
week. Mr.. Freeman had the mis-
fortune to run into one of the traf.
fic cops stationed near the Fair
grounds, breaking both legs. He
stopped and took the cop to a hos
pital and reported the affair. Mr..
Freeman was exhonorated from all
blame as the man stepped in front
of his car SO quickly he was unable
to apply his brakes in time to avoid
the accident.
Mrs. Elcenia Brown of Kansas
City, Mo-, sister of Mrs. II. l.. Sttt
is here on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marshall of
Butte was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Howard during last week
Fred Spearman came over from
Great Falls and was seen at the
Fair grounds during the races.
Edward Soulds. with an assistan,
managed all the games at the news
es picnic last week.
Fred Blakemoore of Great Falls
was a visitor in the city last week
guest of James Allen.
Miss Perdita Duncan, Miss Min
nicola Fenter and William Fenter
were visitors in the city and we're
gnestes of Mrs. James Crump and
her grandson Lawrence Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank V. Titus in
visited the city from Butte during
Fair week
Norma Williams was given a float
err i'm court last week following her
arrest on charge of pocket pick
ing. The money, $50 was recovered.
The ball given at the +. o. e. Hall
(white) by James Allen was success
full. Many of the visitors in the city
for the Fair were in attendance.
Mrs. Charles Poag and her niece
Miss Gertrude Galloway of Butte
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Il. Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Logan
and Mr.. and Mrs. George A. VII
liams motored over from Butte to
the Fair. Mr.. Williams and his wife
are visiting with the Logans in
Butte. The two ladies are sisters
Mr.. Williams served fifteen years il
the u S. Army as band leader in this
Ninth and Tenth Cayalrys and cams
out Of the Army in 1898. They re
sided in Tucson, Arizona, and since
the seventh Of July have Travelled il
Oregon and Washington, finally set
| Ting in Butte where they hope tC
locate indefinitely.
A new booth was that of Rev. ant
Mrs. Byrd and Mrs. May Hannah.
be rendered the following sunda,
night. G. E. lvey is the presiden
Of the Chorus and Julia Mae Blan-
chard is the church organist.
Since the redecoratinR of the in
terror Of the Church and the install
laton Of the new lighting system
concerts Of this nature can be rem
dered with the same effect as if rem
I dered from a regular theatre.
Mrs Jessie Watkins Of Seattle wa
the house guest Of Mrs. Georgia
Harris and she with Mesdames Clau
! dia Royal and Betty Dyles Of Berk
eley. California, shared honors at Z
birthday party Saturday night al