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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-02

The Services as the Various Churches
sziss5y Attended
fesserday's sermons, through the fact
that the weather Was not very agreeable.
we're not listened to by IS large congrega-
tons s. usual. There we're . number OF
oufsidf ministers In the Seattle pulp.ts.
and they did not Tecs1ve such m opinion
OF the city - fhey should bad the day been
brighter.
cALvAET rxEpsyrExgAx CHuEcH.
Rev. bart b. BigIer. pastor OF the Cal
vary Presbyterian church. Weller and
Pearl streets, delivered sermon in the
evening upon Giving Utsersnce to GEa'i-
tude." The morning services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. James A. Laurie.
rLrnouTH cossnEsATGosxL CHURCH.
Al the Plymouth Congregational church.
Third and University streets. Rev. George
A. Tewkspury. the pastor. preached IN the
morning upon ''Congregationaiisrn-Wha hat
II Stands For" In the evening Ksv.
Augusta soafes preached
sr. MAEx = EPISCOPAL cHrscH.
The morning services =. the st. Marks
Episcopal church, on Fifth and Olive
streets, were conducted by the Rev. A. L.
Parker. Rev Garrett the new rector, is
expected to arrive from Davenport in
about three weeks.
YREE METHODIST CHURCH.
The morning service at the Free Mesho-
dist church, Tenth and Pine streets. was
addressed by the Rev. George W. Coleman.
Of Wisconsin. Rev. G. Il. McReynolds, the
pastor, conducted the evening service.
RkyoaxEp rRnBYrxRIAS CHURCH
The morning services at the Reformed
Presby terrain church, In the absence Of the
pastor. Rev. 8. Dell johnson, were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mcmillan. OF Olathe,
Kansas.
WEIGH PREsByrEmAx CHURCH.
The morning services OF the congregation
OF the Welsh Presbyterian church, Olive
and Eighth streets. were addressed by Rev.
J. n. Hughes. late OF wymsn. Iowa.
TLoUHsHIse CHURCH AT kent.
The Baptist church at Kent. is thriving
under the judicious management of the
pastor, Rev. q. Annes. Nine persons we're
received within . month into the church,
and the attendance Ut the prayer-meetings
and sunday services is very large. The
Sunday school enrolment is over 100.
The church is now being finished inside
and will be dedicated In June.
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''G': 8 =Sss;s,,x. MORAN BROS.

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when ne Iass scuI Il I'd 70 Christ rishseouaness
eossrs the enFsa ard TIE kisxdorss Of this
wersd hsve hecorre sEe kfngiorna of osr Lord
ard htx Chftx< fn.sser. sc. with the bo~ts above,
shsil Oh the nnlser<e with Iesdess praise.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

sessa DIGS VIII DC received by directors o..
scbool dis'ricg no. l. until Monday runa I, Isaa
az p m. for school bonds. each on tha aeuons.
marion Of one thou.ant sLt00 dollars. the
Whole Of the principal of s<id band, to he one
hundred aud ffty thJusaad $50. COO danars.
These bonds will bear Interest AZ 5pr cent
Per annup. payabe ssrai-aaaua In.
boncs vi / run tweaty years from July |. ts9o
both prime pal aud Interest payab . a. New Yors
or ssn Fraaess o. at the option Of purcnaser.
boncs vii be sold 20 the perso. bi8dlng the
bisbest rate OF premium; each bsf ~ tnrtnaa
tne rate oi premium and accrued Interest.
isisnedi VIC. LATIMEg, Co. Treas.
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TESANO

terminus
HarhOr Railroad completed and oion
making
country
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BAPTIST CHURCH GROWTH.

The Increase In Membership In Twenty
eight SQUAD Churches.
In the .twenty-eight Baptist churches In
the district OF the Northern Baptist Associ-
alton. comprising the counties OF King,
Snohon,ish Skagit and Whatcom. the
membership has increased I'll members
during the last year. The following table
ahnNA the increase in detail:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23
PERSONAL.

r. P. Vivian. the we'll known attorney,
was in Helena yesterday from Boze man.
E. l.. Bonner, who returned from New
York yesterday, took run out to the Broad.
water last night.
G. w. Mardis, the cnterprising Great
Falls produce and commission merchant, is
in the city.
Will O'Keefe, the assayer, leaves to-day
to look after his interest in the Blackfoot
mines and will remain two months.
Mr.. G.. w. Mueller, Montana representa-
tive of franklin, McVeagh & Co., of Chi
cago. is again in the city, having just re-
turned from vacation trip to Chicago and
Bloomington, Ill.
II Hon. L. II. Kleinschmidt, accompanied
by his wife and son Erwin, left last evening
for Europe. He will remain on the CONT
nent about three months. He has the good
wishes of many friends yesterday for a
pleasant trip and bon voyage.
Northern Pacific departures yesterday:
II. Gleason, w. e. Gleason, H. NJ. Brande-
gee, San Francisco; T. Fl. Kleinschmldt and
wife, Germany; Chas. E. Bruce, Mrs. Anna
Bruce, San Bnena Ventura, CAL; Chas.
Birdsall, New York: Gustave Schwartz,
Boston; A. A. Caswell, Newport, R. l.; J. T.
Sheldon, st. Paul.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Policeman Ed Drury il tho bouncing
father Of . baby boy, born yesterday.
A. L. Fuller shipped ssven carloads %
Montana horses to Waterfowl. Dakota,
yesterday.
Patrisk Hsney has located q lode claim
on Prospect creek in this county which he
has named the James g. Blaine.
The basement of the Power block il now
occupied by the Montana Abstract company
and Mr.. James p. Porter a. ofioes.
The Chamber OF Commerce building as
ISOLATION selected site for building at
last nights meeting. on the corner of Fuller
and Placer avenues.
DR.. Holloway. state veterinarian. has %
far this month had thirty glandered horses
killed and has given orders for killing
twenty more.
Marshal Cronin went to Missoula ysster-
day and returned last night with prison
or named J. G. Williams, who 10 wanted
here for petty LARCENY.
Placer locations aegreRating 80 acres Of
land ip this county, in sections 5 and 8
township 10 n. :. ! y, were filed for record
yesterday by J. b. Clayberg ct al.
A deed was fled yesterday for record in
the county clerks office executed by Jesse
8. Stoner to Harry u. Walker for lot II,
block 8. in the Northern Pacific addition;
consideration $4,000.
Dell Dick has won the $50 forfeit from
James Blake for the proposed match be-
tween Lady Dan and johnson. Mr.. Blake
has concluded that his mare cannot be made
fit in the thirty days time in which the race
was to take place.
Rev. D. B. Price is in receipt Of letter
from Bishop E. r. Hendrix, D. D., Of KAN
sas City, in which hs says that he will be
in Helena July 3Oth and preach in Grand
street Methodist church at p. m. You
should remember this announcement and
90 and hear the great preacher.
Jas. Conley, one of the best detectives in
the country, passed through Helena yester.
Carroll, horse thief and murderer, with
several aliasey. Mr.. Conley caught his man
down on Green river, Wyo. There is a re-
ward of $500 for him and he is wanted
there for the murder of a man seven years
ago, who refused to give him 50 cents.
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rips From the B.s.

The Denver team 10 expected TO reach here
tomorrow morning, and If possible Mana
ger Muth says they may commence tho
series on that day instead Of Friday. Il d
strong team composed Of such players -
Taylor. catcher, Coplinger, Whitney and
Barker, pitchers. Little Scott. Brady and
Everett will be in the in6eld for the visitors,
and Hegel Preston and Kavanaugh In the
outfeld.
The Athletics desire to express their
opera house on Monday, and TO MI. Lam
beth for dinners at the Broadwater.
Keas got another box of cigars for his
home run in Mondays game. Ed. passed
them around to the boys who were not %
fortunate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23
Arrivals at tho Helena.

q. H. Campbell. Min J. d. REILLY, Chicago.
neapolis. l.. +. NJ. Dunmont
Chas. b. Schrautx, Bal Baltimore. 8
timore. Mrs. r. A. Place, Chi
Miss e. T. Sardau, Biz cag0.
mngham. II. y. Spencer, st. Paul
W. G: Darling, Mullan, +. A Baldwin, San
Idaho. Francisco.
J. Norman, Denver, e. l.. Brown, Deel
Col. Lodge.
Mrs. C. G.. Birdseye, r. r. Dear Duluth.
Avon. Mont A. L. Bowler, Chicago
A. G. johnson, Fort G.. w. Mueller, Chi.
Benton. caRo.
Mrs. A. b. Harris, Cho- Mrs. Jos. Hirshbure
teau. Fort Be"ton.
Saul |. Grueburg, De- e. j. Hamilton, o.
troit. wego, N. Y.
6. McClinto k, Chi G. H. Brown, Mime
cago apolis.
Thomas G.. Hathaway, Chas J. Smith, Mil.
Missoula. waukee.
r. w. Nance Quincy. G. w. Tuthill, Cincin.
natl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23
Our Roysin Blue.

For the g. A. r. encampment the Great
Northon Railway line Will sell tickets to
Boston, Mass, and return for $7O05.
Tickets will be on sale either at the up
town or depot ticket offices from August 4th
to 9Th inclusive.
Returning tickets will be good up to
August 81, with privilege of having same
extended to September 80, 1880.
B. II. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent. N. 9. BY.
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GOLD BEADS.

We want just word about gold
beads. Beware OF god beads, warrant
ed to be "solid gold," yet merely gold
foil, stitfened with plaster OF Paris.
Such goods sell for less than high class
beads, but are liable to crush all up
very easily. Our stock is all sold at SO
much per pennyweight, and all you buy
is strictly IA kt. gold. Handsome plated
beads from $l.5O upwards, are more
economical than shoddy gold ones.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23
stella's Shadow.
Thou Shalt Not.
His Private Character.
Speaking Of Ellen.
All to be had at the Bee Hive,
Don't Read TIN,

The hot weather has no effect on the
trade at the A. G. Gates Grocery company's
store. People will go where they can get
the most for the least. Their trade ia in
creasing every day. When the people can
save from 20 to Is per cent; there Won will
find them. Get prices from the other
houses and then 20 and see the Gates com
pany and see the difference, and then figure
how much you will save in year by pur-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23

The Concert ut the Hotel Broadwater
This evening will be for the benefit bone
fit of the First Cavalry band. A choice &C.
lection of ten pieces will be rendered. in
Guiding the characteristic piece, ''SittinR
Bull, !" illustrative Of the Custer massacre.
Three companies of the Montana National
Guard will be paraded on the hotel grounds,
and will add greatly to the interest Of the
occasion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23

Reduced Rates Account Deer Lodge Races,
For the above occasion the Northern Pa
cific railroad will make rate of one and
one-fifth fare for the round trip Helena to
Garrison and return. Tickets on sale July
22d. oath, and 26, good to return until
July 28th.
CHAs. s. FEE. G. p. & T. A.
A. ID. EDGAR, Gen'l. ACT.
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Alteration, Battery A.

Alteration, Battery A.
Officers and members Of Battery A an
ordered to report at the corner Of sixth
avenue and Main street this evening II
uniform to attend parade at Hotel Broad
water. r. A. CRAIo,
SWAN HoI.DHERo, Captain.
LIST Sergeant.
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VIII Arrive To-day.

Tho following passengers will arrive in
Helena at 1885 this afternoon on the west
bound Northern Pacific express:
Mary OConnor, John Hunter and family,
Mrs. Lena German, John w. Cover and a.
G. Cover.
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A Lawn Party.

The ladies of the Auxiliary society Of the
Temple Emanuel will give lawn party at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman,
corner of Dearborn avenue and Lavrenee
street, on Thursday, July "a. A 6ns
musical performance has been arranged aud
elegant refreshments will be served. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23

Fire started in small barn in the rear of
Charles Johnson's residence next to the
corner of Chaucer street and Highland
avenue yesterday afternoon. The flames
were soon e1tinguished by the department.
Two alarms were turned in and caused
some confusion. The johnson dwelling
scorched little before the 6remen got
stream on the fire.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23
About the Weather.

The signal officer in charge of the station
here says that yesterday was the hottest
day 10 far this summer. At6 O'Clock YES
terday morning the thermometer was 63, at
. O'Clock 20, at 10 o'clock IS, and at noon it
Vas ". The highest point reached was at
o'clock IN the afternoon. when it was 80
IN the shade. At 1 o'clock it went down
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23
Notice.

Notice,
The adjourned meeting Of the Working
Woman's Home association meets August
4th (Monday), No. 20 Raleigh streets, p. m.
LAURA E. HowEY, Pres.
DELLA A. KELLOGG, Sec.
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Arrivals at the Grand centr,l.

T; H. Bird. Philips
burg.
p. j. Harrington,
Marysville.
A. s. 1arkey, st. Paul.
r. T. Newley. New
York.
Geo. D. Greene, Boul-
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gree 9, Salt Lake.
j. L. De Hart, Living
etOn.
Kenneth Ross and
daughter. Miasoula.
G. A. Roach, St. Paul.
Geo. Hodge, Chicago.
Mrs. J, Johns, Jay
Gould.
G. N. Hickman, Liv-
ingston.
J. M. johnson, Red
Bluff. Cal.
W. L. Hay. Boul der.
Chas. <. Stevens, Boul-
dor
L. r. Wyatt, New Yrk.
Carter Barker, White
sulphur Springs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23

The Helena Union No. $50 of Carpenters will
give another grand ball at the hall in the cleo
trlc light bnildny corner Park and Sixth ave-
orchestra.
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At Cnaf

We sell Paints and Oils to cash buyers at
very low figures. II. NJ. PARcHEN 6 Co.
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An Elegant Steinway.

An elegant Steinway piano was part of
the handsome furnishings recently placed
in the house of Mr.. Michael Carr, in the
valley, by A. p. Curtin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23

At Cost,
Intending to retire from business I will
close out my entire stock of clothing, fur
nishing goods, hats, caps, boots and shoes,
blankets and quilts at cost.
A. BrRKENFKLD,
10 South Main street,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23

The city clerk was instructed to proceed
with condemnation proceedings on the
Bluh street property, petitioned for by VIM.
Lorey and others.
The clerk stated that Mr.. Brooke notified
him that if the city buys the SQuaw gulch
II he failed would pay back the money
with interest. t5-t
In the matter of the powder house,
County Attorney Nolan notified the clerk
he would bring the matter before the
grand jury. !ilElI
Alderman Dunn then referred in favor
able terms to the purchase of Brooke &
OConnors dumping ground, and said in
two years time the city would pay enough
for hauling garbage to the Limekiln gulch
that would cover the cost of the Squaw
gulch dump. @
Hugh O'Neill is willing to give a bond for
title to his ground also and If he fails viii
not charge anything for dumping,
Alderman Theme moved that O'Neill's
ground be taken and that warrant for
$1,000 be drawn. Dunn amended that
Brooke and OConnor's proposition be ac-
cepted and that warrant for 81 200 he
drawn for the first payment.
The ayes and noes were called for on the
amendment.
AyesHGarrett, Hartwig. Gallagher. Rich
ards. Wilmer, Dunn-6.
Noes-Lissner, Connolly, Brown, Theme,
Hanley-5.
DR.. Steele refrained from voting, but
Lissner insisted on voting and he voted
for O'Neill's proposition. This left the
matter tie and the mayer wanted more
time to consider the proposition. He will
examine the two grounds and the matter
will be brought up next meeting. Ad-
iourned.
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]. r. Kelley, Placer.
Ben Pricer, Marysville.
Geo. Kirby, Mar sville.
Theo. Shed, Marysville.
H. RI ,andon, Bozeman.
j. A. Mcdonald, Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nork-
ing, East Helena.
Jno. Duffy, Silver. 49,
q T. Gil y, England.
Mr.. and Mrs, Theo.
Enough. Salt Lake.
G.: W. Mardss, Great
Falls.
Sol Cohn, Choteau.
C. g. Rimpert, Pnila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Constance, Marysyille.
E. H. Cannon, Philips
burg.
Cha. Watson, Marys-
vile.
E. ]. Miller, York. Pa.
e. c. Germany, Cincin.
natl.
]. W. Hoag, st. J ouis.
n. Campbell ard son,
Minneapolis.
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At Nathan's.

A general clearance sale of all summer
goods will be opened Wednesday, July %.
All summer goods will be sold regardless of
cost. A full line of walking jackets must
be closed out at your own price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23

Attend the grand special sale of muslin under
wear at the Bee Hive to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-23

HAlf price on muslin underwear Ut the Bee
hise to-day; all new goods just received
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Money Loaned

Money Loaned
On furniture. No removal, no publicity.
Apply to 61I South Main street.
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Z. Il Kemp. maker Of superior notary and
corporate seal presses. Haleaa. Mont
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evsnd CaElson's
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION-THECo -PART-
N nership heretofore exiting by and between
John Wilson ard Il. NJ. Leslie, doing 4 real al Ate
BIZ iness, under the firm name and etyls Of VIII
son and Le lie, is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. JOHN WILSON.
r. n. LESLIE
Helena, Mont. July 10, 1890.
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rox nx.R.

Tos szEE safff s1Fca fos ALI 81
Ph,ssoae ~ oess :0i Soeaa good
Land. With thousands Of outside range; springs
g "a a1ee se & s sn sssa pS1sy Iii III e
dr. K, eass iSSspsndsnt odioe.
TOR 61I.E-rwo GOOD HORSES; Will |
= work single Or dcrhlss ysisht over l.l0G can
81 Rodneg stFest.
+ shssp. inquire Of Thos. Goi, this city.
TOR sALRITHF MONTANA EMPLOYMENT
Il aaercy, With veil established business; Win
ell absolute Of half interest. Address Douglas B
Boyle. 1904. Helena ava
nor eAI,E-BY THE OWNER A HOUSE
h1ilt for . home. with six rooms; lot 42xl0l;
NOR sALEr-AN ELEGANT NEW PHAETON.
y Inquire At Alen's stables, or OF 3 II.
Crounse.
TOR SALE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND
Etc., VIII toois and material Tor the manufsoturs
& s:pdi s Sen.on paiss IN 9.
Wells 4 Bassett.
EOR SALE -HORsE, BUGGY ANDHARNESb:
trains. Inquire At Aliens Court Square stables.
Tor SALE OR kENT-ALLFN'S HOTEL.
Thompson Falls, Mont. This is = we'll es-
tablished hotel, doing good business, has been
ys1s ooa.ns % %s o
9iye p9ssession AZ any time. Apply to >. a.
TOR sALE-aOOD HOTEL COMPLETE
with bar. Address N. B., this Office
EoR sALE.HoUsEHOLD FURNITURE.
Apply sos Harrison ave-
DOR sALE-CHEAP, A FIRST CLASS 20
horse upright steel boiler. Apply ut this
Office.
A GOOD cRANDALL TYPEwsITEa TERMS
SITUATIONS WANTED.
,4 Advertisements under this bead thrss dm''
SfT61f fH WANTED As clERf N DRY
- goods or grocery store. Address 7. Irving
Big Timber, Mont.
SITUATION WANTED-POsITIoN AS COOK
~ in hotel or restaurant. Address d IL. this
Office.
SITUATIONS WANTEp-A LADY WISHES
~ work In families - dresemaker. N. q. H.,
~ Pine street
SITUATION WAN,rED-A FIRsT-CLAs
eases: Csii p sdS!s:s Betyidele EnDio,ment
OmC0, DIN NOrJn MAIN 0tf9ets
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
~ with years experie, CO in drug b siness in
German. Address +. L.. room 50, Palmer
nous
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN
~ xperienc d in railroad office as rate, bill
nd expense o.erk; won accept like posi- ion. or
| erences furni he'd. Address for four days from
date ]. A. NJ, room ~, Palmer House.
SITUATION WANTED-FIvE GOOD GIRLS
~ want place to do general work or cooking.
pital Employment Ohico, 212 Lawrence street.
| SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
~ in bank. store or office; good panman and &C
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NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS BIDS WILL
~ be received by the financial secretary OF the
1890, for the erection If the new Miners Union
hall and stores at 6ranite Mountain. Plans and
Roberts, architect, IS West Copper street, Butte
City. The right to reject any and all Lids, j. re-
served. BY order of VIM QUINN,
Mountain, Deer Lodge county, Montana.
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dissolution NOTICE-THE CO-PART-
~ nership heretofore existing by and between
VIM. Galway and Samuel Arthur, doing ) saloon
mutual consent. Mr.. Galway essumes IN IN.
debtednees and will collect all accounts due the
late firm.
SAMUEL ARTHUR,
WIN. CALLAWAY.
Marysyille July 10, 1870.
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w run a. news agents to run ON Northern Pa
ciic. Apply at news Office at Northern Pacific
depot,
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
HARMONIC HALL.
The Celebrated Soprano.
Miss Ella WGSlCr
OF NEW YORK
Has accepted a four weeks en-
gagement and will give her
opening concert
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 2lst
She has drawn crowded houses
in New York, Chicago and St.
Paul with her choice repertoire Of
the latest popular songs.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-THE TRUS-
~ tees of Helena school district No. will re-
ceive scaled proposals for the contradiction OF .
q per plans and specifications on file in the Of
fee Of the Board Of Education, NJ. l12 Broad
way, until O'Clock y. m, July -, 1880: Each
with certified check upon = national bank for
the sum of $500 or with currency Of the United
bid shall be accepted and he shall fail to enter
into a contract. Bids should BE- marked: PRO
poeals for building = high school" and left with
At the Office OF the Board Of Education. No III
Broadway, Helena, Mont.
Bidders are invited to be present At the opening
Of the proposals at the time and place above
r. H. HOWEY,
WIN. H. GUTHRIE,
Trustees Of Helena school District No. /.
Attest:
+. w. ELLIS, Clerk.
Dated July 10. 1890.
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NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n SO ,kholdsrs Of the HUMBOLDT Consolidated
Mont, Friday. the 18th day Of July II O'Clock D.
NJ Tor The election Of thses ~ truetess to serve
Tor the ensuing year and the Transaction Of such
meeting. u u. WILLIAMS,
0segseasy.
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ITO LOAN BY n. B. PALMER. SEE ADVkR
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