The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-31
Helena, Mont.
BY HEX

Ny dearest Erminia. Old Sol has
Just drifted out Of sight behind the
distant hills; dark shadows Of
night, curtin-like have begun to
envelope the earth while blinking
twinkling eyes in the far off hea-
vens are glimpsed in all their mag
nifieence and splendor Man-made
glow worms, IN pairs, form an ever
passing stream Of moving light
along our highways. while deaths
tool stalks grimly in their wake.
Ny eyelids are droopy; I have re
tired to my boudoir where / have
promised rendezvous with Morphe-
us in whose soothing, caressing
arms / hope soon to recline, slum-
bering peacefully refreshingly, TIL
the break o'dawn cries "arisel thou
that sleepeth--" unless the logged
heat waves get my goat before
hand. I promised in this letter to
you I'd 60 full speed ahead into all
the hooks and corners Of this little
burg Of ours. But first must get
this off my chest: A trio Of Ia
eomans- that what you call 'eIa I!
was here last week. You know
them. They are a part of those
41Yo oh o.torta.,. ..xl,0 IN v,aaanf
yeas are responsible for the exo-
dus of Helenaites into that state.
They were entirely too pleasing and
gracious to them, impregnating
them with an irresistible wander
lust impossible to resist. However,
they were kept busy while here.
Mrs. Ida Welsh mad them for din
ner and Mr.. and Mrs J. e. In
gram entertained them at a lovely
breakfast and took them about the
city to view the results Of the
quakes. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Baker
entertained them two days at the
MARROW cabin, and also took them
to Butte and Anaconda. o yes, ]
must tell you who the three are:
Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs Ella Du-
pree and, according to the Enter
prise, Grand Secretary, Fred u.
Harris. Mr.. Harris while In Ana
conda made an official visit to the
lodge, the only one now in this
state, think. They left Friday.
1 feel very sorry for a disap-
pointed swain in the Northern part
of our city. He has been expect
ing charming bundle of feminin-
ity to visit him from Tacoma, bus
either earthquakes in Helena or a
Romeo at home checks this young
mans opportunity to display his
loveworthiness. All me, I've been
in the same boat. While life lasts
there's Pope, / mean hope.
Saw Miss Matte Williams and
Charlie Harrell Saturday playing
tennis. Charles doesn't think he'll
get to the Olympics soon, unless
the nets are swung foot or two
lower It's the racket-maybe.
Sergt. James Minor is back from
Washington where he was sent fol-
lowing the quakes.
Mrs. Franklin o. Nichols and
Arthur C. Ford after visiting with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Ford returned to New York City
last week. Franklin, Jr. will re-
main with his grandparents dur
ing August, returning to New York
in time for the opening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown Of
Butte were visitors in Helena Sun
day. They were accompanied by
their family
Calvin Norwood entertained at
dinner Sunday the Harrell broth
ers.
She said, "I'll be an old mans
darling, but no young mans slave"
No, she didn't say it to me, dear.
But must close for this time.
Yours and then some (Signedl
ME-.
P. S. and N. B. Mesdames Du-
pree and Miller were house guests
of Mrs. Welsh, and Mr.. Harris at