Helena weekly herald., 1883-06-14
HELENA WEEKLY HERALD.
Northern Pacific. 81.


Now is our turn to holler Montana
out of debt and don't owe dollar.
"A handsome landau, costing 81 500, wi
: shortly be added to the stylish turnouts
e one of Helena's livery establishments.
Col May is preparing the express ROOF
next door to Gilmer & Salisbury's stag
Office for news depot and cigar store
e An anniversary dinner was yesterda
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. W. Eddy to thei
, musical friends, including the Apollo Clul
General Thomas H. Ruger, U. S. A.. an
family have taken rooms at the Internationa
Hotel, and have been domiciled there sine
Saturday.
A recent survey Of the Great Falls o
the Missouri shows the main plunge t.
measure SO feet from the top of the pitch t
the surface Of the water below
Col. r. F. May has leased the busines
adjoining the express Office on Main street
nearly opposite the postofice, and will short
lv open mercantile house therein
John A. Jamison, the Irish sportsman
who spends season every year in Montana
is en- route from Montana, and will meet hi.
guide, Sam Elwell, on the Yellowstone about
the 10th prox.
Fashionable turn-outs are the order Of
the day in Montana's wealthy metropolis
Carriages, ph@tons, road wagons, village carts
and other vehicles, all Of the best and most
stylish makes, are daily seen on our streets
"A London, England, dispatch of the 9th,
says that Henry d. Rino, arrested in Salt
Lake City on the charge of arson, who was
in London many years ago, has been SEN
fenced to ten years penal servitude.
The graduating class of the Helena
Graded School included four young ladies,
all of this city. These were Viola V. Hoyt,
Kathleen johnson, Frances Slocum and Jes-
sic l.. Rich, all of whom received their
diplomas.
The French company which recently
purchased some of the Rochester mines are
preparing to erect mill there, and have
bought DR.. Getchell's building for that pur-
pose. Encouraging reports continue to come
from that camp.
Some magnificent carriage teams are
coming in over the Northern Pacific for
Helena parties. Notable spans are those
purchased by c. A. Broadwater, John r.
Murphy, S. T. Hauser, D. A. G. Flowerree
and w. c. Child-already here or to arrive.
The Montana Gold Mining and Milling
Company is about to add concentrating works
to its mill on Wisconsin creek, Madison
county. The machinery, We are informed,
has arrived at Sheridan, and will be removed
to the company's mill site and erected forth
with.
Judge H. n. Mcguire, of BozemaD, is
about to commence in earnest his promised
History of the Last Fields of the Sioux"
In its full scope it will embrace, carefully
compiled and well authenticated all the
acts in regard to the first settlement of
md the progress of civilization in Montana
Territory.
"A large list of Northern Pacific passen-
,ers, transferred yesterday at Bedford, were
anded by Winston's construction train in
Helena last evening. Having failed to give
iotice of their coming, the omnibus line
'ad no conveyances at the depot and the
ngers had to walk from the depot
.""".s to the hotels.
We learn that w. c. Child has pur-
hased part of the famous band of Shetland
onies, bred On the stock farm of w. s.
Jingle, near Lafayette, Indiana. These
eautiful animals will shortly be shipped to
he Territory, numbers of them being al
eady engaged by citizens of Helena for the
title folks.
General Nelson A. Miles is one of the
parties in will case soon to be
ried in the Boston courts The will is that
his uncle, Nelson Curtis, who left to his
rother, George Curtis almost all his estate,
'orth 81 100000. General Miles was cut off
18th $4,000 and the widow of the testator
nder the will receives only $4,000.
1t is proposed by Messrs Reed & Nc
night and Chandler & Chatter to donate
venty acres Of ground for public park,
'nditioned upon certain Improvements
eing made thereon by the city The ground
located east of Dry gulch, is in every way
litable for a park, and the proposition of :
lie gentlemen will probably be accepted.
A very handsome English village cart ap-
cared in the long procession of vehicles -,
sssing out to the railroad Saturday. It :.
as the first conveyance of the kind 10 ap- :.
.ar in Helena, and was much admired by
who saw it. 1t was purchased recently
New York for Miss Ann Hauser, one of =
II most beautiful young ladies, who is :,
acetul and accomplished driver r
"A car load of valuable horses for ID. A.
Flowerree's stock farm ON Sun River ar s
-ed in Helena over the Northern Pacific n
Saturday. Among the shipment were f.
Z imported animals, English draft and p
'rman stations, and also four beautiful y,
ppled gray carriage horses, the property V
Mr.. John A. Zeigler. These horses are q,
artered at Zeigler's stables, upper Main ~
eet, where many admiring eyes are gazing Of