The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-11

below. Inc browning nidn oIooo again
M again and threw his hands up and hal
1ooed: II am gone!' and sank to come up /
no more. 1t is thought that Kleinhart was
hurt from the fall, as he was splendid
swimmer and served an apprenticeship on
the ocean IS sailor. The BODY was not
found.
Boulder.
The democratic central committee met in |
Boulder last Monday. It was decided to
hold the county convention in Boulder, but |
the date of meeting was not determined |
upon.
!. Mrs. g. A. Douglas carried large basket |
full of ilacs to the cemetery Memorial day |
and placed them upon the grave OF Mr.. |
Morris who served in the Confederate army |
under Gen. Il. E. Lee.
Capt. 8. A. Swiggett. of Wiokes, started |
Monday EVENING last for q two weeks visit |
to his old home in Iowa. On his return to !
sMontana he will assume his new duties as |
register of the United States land Office in
Helena, and will remove his family to that
city.
James E, ,Narron, a popular conductor of
the Northern Pacific railroad, died last
week at junction City, Kan. his old home,
where he has been since May l, endeavorinR
to regain his health. He was one Of the
oldest conductors on the division.
Arrangements are being made for an old
fashioned basket picnic to be held in the
CANYON on the Whitehall road little way
beyond G. A. Douglas ranch. Everybody
and their relatives are invited and general
good time is anticipated.
Two thousand dollars improvements are
being made on the plunge bath at the
Springs. 1t has been enlarged and entirely
enclosed. This improvement will add great
w to the comfort and pleasure of the bath
a,,,@, wS1Ar Sn
making needed improvements every season,
and the people hope the time is not far dis
tapt when be will be able to erect hotel
and natatorium a la Broadwater.
Stevensville.
Anderson Buker's family has been down
with the measles, but most of them are out
of danger.
fine large round trout about IA inches
long was caught in Henry Bucks irrigating
ditch in their garden one day last week,
and another caught close to L. Il II. Bucks
new store last Sunday measured IA inches
in length.
Miss Winnie Squiers closed successful
term of school last Thursday and had an
enjoyable time visiting with Mrs. Shartatt
during the rest of the week. The lady left
Tuesday morning for Butte, where she will
visit for some time with her cousin.
Uncle Tom Harris, of Three Mile, was in
town last Monday and reports his potatoes
frozen down to the ground, while only a
short distance from the potato patton on
ground two feet higher his corn, beans
melons, cucumbers and squash were not
touched by the frost.
from here to Missoula last Wednesday
morning. These good friends and neigh
bors will be sadly missed by their many
friends in Stevensville and vicinity, whose
best wishes go with them to their future
home in the Garden city.
Fort Benton.
The town is apparently rendezvous fol
burglars, thieves and disreputables OF all
sorts. Energetic measures should be taken
to run them out or put them behind the
bars.
Tony Hoffsteck Tor Terryhohstedde(, 2
man who cooked at j. O. Patterson q Co.'
sheep ranch, an old war veteran, came IN z
take part with his old comrades IN Decora
ton day exercises. He had some money
with him and drew more after his arrival
all of which he carried wrapped up N
handkerchief in his pocket: On Saturaa.
evening last he was robbed OF w, JUS
when or how of course he does not know.
The several hotels Of the city are nov
fully prepared to receive the swarm OF Wis
itors which, as warm weather approachee
NAV be expected to arrive here. Fort Bon
ton is Justly regarded as the healthlee
place in the west-in word, the senataIl
um of Montana-and as the TACT Is oecom
ing known, invalids and others IN guess 9
health and pleasant surroundings from ia
oyercrovded, overheated centere 81 "a
east are directing their attention to the oit
with view of passing tho heated term
our midst.
Richard Trembath and daughter left SUI
day for visit to England. They expect
be gone about three months.
Cant. ]. II. Curtis returned Monday frol
visit to Boulder Hot Springs. He game
63 pounds during his absence.
Judge Eddy's court continues close
pending recovery OF has honor, wno y 10
Monday the ladies of the Women
Christian Temperance union decorated Il
county Jail with beautiful flowers az
mottos.
Williams. the Denver kid, who was q
feated by Brown IN Sundays PRIZE ng,
is trying to get another matcn Msn y
He has few scratches about the race Al
his left hand is puffed badly.
The county commissioners Monday q
pointed q constable out of thirteen Col
petitors for the position left vacant by :
death of John Walsh. The man appolnt
Walkervilie, Dennis O'Neill was appoint
constable.
Ex-Fire Marshal O'Brien had narr
escape on Saturday night. He was at ve
s. his blacksmith shop when false 81
caused a hot bar of iron to fly up and STR
him . terrible blow on the head and no
m. O'Brien was badly burned and aim
stunned, but is able to be out again.
monstrous chunk of ore was Mond
taken from the Mountain Consolidal
MIN and drawn to the Anaconda Office.
~ 20 LARGE 70 put on a two horse wag'
end ! four horse team was used. The
aeafmated 70 weigh nearly four tons. q
noofly solid copper and silver. It
keaa bound with hoops of iron and boz
& r.. preparatory to shipment to-morrt
geno1bly 70 Europe,
Pxnnt5nally matters ON the disputed Rrou
80 xelIov Jacket lode remains the -