The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-04
IRAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.

Of THE STATE.
sss Boulder.
!, - Bessie Bartlett, who has been in
Boataee for several months, returned last
Neek - hsr home in Burlington.
III Ida Wall, sister to Mrs. Il. NJ. Cralle,
N1N peooobly organize painting class for
~ summer among the ladies Of Boulder.
N Aeo1n8. Winning A. Cook and Henry Dill
0me vOI0 ordained as elders in the Presby-
seeEian church in Boulder last Sunday.
sheriff Halford was setting up the cigars
n = happy mood the past week in honor of
IL girl
Ars. Charles Nye arrived in Boulder last
Ihuroday from Canton, Ohio, to visit her
brother, Rev. T. A. Wickes, and family dur
tn9 the summer.
The children OF Rev. J. L. Cutler and DR..
=. !. Fletcher, who last week we're down
With the scarlet fever, are recovering from
their illness without any bad effects.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Paradise left for
town they will make their home for the
present, Mr.. Paradise becoming druggist
In store at that place.
Mike Goldberg took himself wife last
week and his many friends in Boulder wish
him happy and prosperous life in his new
relation. He has built an addition to his
house in the rear of his store and has gone
70 housekeeping.
Mr. ]. w. Kahle having found location
in Washington which suits him, Mrs. Kahle
has decided to Join him there, and Miss
Helle Parkison, not desiring to continue
the business alone, the firm has decided to
close out the establishment Immediately.
The First National Bank of Boulder this
week received its blank notes of issue to the
amount Of $12,5OO. The notes came in
sheets of four notes each, and after receiv-
ing the signatures of President Gaffney and
Cashier Berendes they were cut into single
notes and were then ready for general cir
culation.
Sunday, the 18th. was great day for the
ordination of Rev. J. II. Spencer was or
gained at 1890 a. M, with Rev. G. B. Al
len, Jr., as chairman, and G. b. Morse, sec.
rotary. Rev. j. G. Pulliam preached Mt II
a. M; text. Phil. $40, ''That l may know
him." After the sermon Mr.. Spencer was
ordained. Two facts made this ordination
OF exceptional interest. 1t is the first ordi-
nation Of Baptist minister in Montana.
and 1t is remarkable also and suggestive of
the hopeful outlook for the denomination
in the state that all the ministers partici
pating in the service were under thirty
three years of age.
Judge Mediation has issued mandamus
directing DR.. Leavitt to appear before him
July II and show cause why he should not
issue a permit to DR.. Stoddart to practice in
Butte.
BY a runaway accident near Browns
gulch Tuesday Charles Frudenstein, the
owner of the Germania mine, was seriously
injured. He had his arm and three ribs
broken.
Fire Marshal Jordan and the gentlemen
of the city FIRE department have taken the
initial steps toward having a new fire house
erected somewhere up town. They proper
" urge that it is easier for the apparatus,
in the event of fire, to be brought down
hill than to be carried up hill.
Thomas Jefferson Davis, who is in search
of the estate of the late A. J. Davis, has bv
his counsel filed in the district court a list
Of questions which he desires asked of a
number of witnesses in Iowa. The court
will examine the questions, and if they are
proper will appoint a commissioner to take
the testimony.
William Wehrspaun, sexton of Mount
tho cemetery Tuesday, came upon box
containing the body of child. which had
been buried without the knowledge Of any
one connected with the cemetery. This is
the fourth unknown corpse he has found
within the past few weeks.
Miss0ula.
At meeting of the directors of the Gate
City club Tuesday the following names
~ Rowan, NJ. O'Rourk, w. H. Yerrick, +.
A. Schmidt.
Tuesday night, Deputy Sheriff J. A. Hous-
ton started for Lewiston, Idaho, to bring to
this city Potlatch Fanny. who has decided
to place herself in the hands of Montana
authorities without requisition papers be-
ing issued by the governor.
pleasant surprise to the Presbyterian con-
9regation. Mr.. Lamont held up to their
view two beautiful sacramental cups of
solid silver and fine design. They were a
present from the First Presbyterian church
Of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Col. Andrews
church here, and her thoughtful kindness is
highly appreciated.
Tuesday morning at about 10 O'Clock as
Pat Mcconnell, Northern Pacific con-
ductor, was crossing the Higgins avenue
bridge, he heard some child's voice call for
he discovered boy about 6 or years of
ago, hanging from one of the iron rods by
his hands, and so completely exhausted
that he was nearly ready to drop i'll the
river. As soon as possible he relieved the
little fellow from his perilous position. The
boy had crawled underneath the bridge on
one of the braces and had taken hold of
the iron and lost his foothold and had been
hanging by his hands for several minutes
when found.
stevensville, Missoula County.
Road Commissioner Clark is about to
make the Cinnamon work on the road
The incubator on the Westler Bros,
ranch is Matching out young chickens very
fast.
The Indians have been killing plenty of
bear and other animals on the foothills and
d the canyons lately.
George Dalish, Nose Baker, ]. F. Wilson,
John McLaren, w. G. Ahren and AL Fowler
were all mp from Florence last Saturday, at
tending Masonic lodge.
In the divorce case of Matte Stowe Va,
Matt Stowe. decree was granted to the
plaintiff at this term of court. She has also
the custody Of the children.
NJ Iohroov, ~ Holo~o ,rh1