The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-05
NERAL NEWS
OF THE ] STATE !. !
Anaconda,

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Anaconda.
|$ t. 4year-old child of Geo. Leasiohn
N - TN over BY team last Monday, result
i - : broken thigh.
heayy shower of Tuesday turned
81 913l gkroot into river which soon replen-
IA hed The lake which has afforded sport for
w. a All boys on Cherry street all Summer.
sS Ihe EEeeent warm weather is bringing
4leeD % the hearts of the market gar
II eneEs IN the valley. The season thus far
-. oeen quite backward but the prospect is
g reesent very encouraging.
n. j. i. Jones, Of Boise, Idaho, who late
X ~ purchased the Dryer block for $4,000,
hAe concluded to mako Anaconda his per
mAnent home, and has opened an office in
the. above named building on Main street.
3. ". Blackford and party left on Mon.
make the survey for mile and a half ex-
ten9ton to the wood flume. This will carry
Tho hume up into the timber.
At the regular meeting of the local divis-
Ion OF Carpenters and Jo1ners of America,
held june z. 1880, the following officers
dent, George Ball; vice president, H. o.
Billings; recording secretary, A. RombauRh;
9nancial secretary, A. G. Weaver: treasurer,
=. Wegener; conductor, J. H. Brutzman;
trustees, A, J. Blk, George Ball and A.
Rombaugh.
PhiMpsburR.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaieer, CT Tower, are
she happy parents Of boy baby, born on
Tho insurance companies have had a man
/, hired to make plat of the buildings of
]: Fhinpsbnrg and Granite. He has about
Al tho proprietors Of the Philipsburg
, barber shops have complied with the re- e,
nj NkuJ Sn<S oS,dY will
hereafter close their doors on Sundays.
A lodge Of Kniehths of Pythias is to be
organized at Elkhorn. A camp of p. o. S.
OF A. was organized last week at Boulder,
and one was organized in Deer Lodge Tues
day evening.
II. Livingston has removed his stock from
the store he has occupied for the last two
years, in Philipsburg to Granite, where he
VIII open In place q couple of doors above
tho new Miners Union hall site.
Gable lodge No. g. ]. O. 0. f., installed
ensuing term: P. O.. ". Z. Allison; N. G.,
Jas. G. Evans; secretary, BENZ. Pizer; treas
urer. Chas. Kroger; warden, George Schmid.
Tho following officers of Philipsburg
Lodge No. 70, knights Of 'pythias were in
e 1 ns1s to tee eP Rsn
Of +. and s., P. 6. Robertson; M. Of F.
Herman Kaiser; NJ, of E., g. v. Sherman;
y. at A.. n: schilling; !. G., Harry Strong;
O. G., Frank Maxedon.
Last Friday evening those gentlemen in
terested in the formation of lodge of the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen conRre-
gated at Masonic hall for the purpose of in
shutting the lodge. H. N. Morley, district
Friday. mornings train from Anaconds
with the necessary articles for the forma-
tion Of the lodge. Following is a list of the
officers elected for the ensuing term: Past
master workman +: D. Brown Brown; master at;
Pizer; overseer, John Kaiser; recorder, j.
6hull;' Anancier, John H. Cole; receiver,
Con Wipf; guide, Frank E. Barnes; medical
examiner, DR.. T. G. Heine; inside watch,
ley; trustees, Herman Kaiser 10 monthsl,
Frank j. Wilson az months) and w. G.
Bradshaw (6 months).
Townsend.
It ID reported that the Tranchant plant
has been sold to Castle parties. who will
start newspaper soon.
The Diamond express made the unprece-
dented record of travelling from Diamond
to Townsend in two hours and three-quar-
tiers.
in town last Tuesday. MI. Burtt finished
shearing about week ago. His clip
amounted to about 10000 pounds.
The last !county commissioners meeting
ordered viewers for a road from Broadway
to Indian H,tS.e and
Marks. Their commission reached them
this week.
Quite little excitement was caused by
foot race between Albert Dunn, of White
Sulphur Springs, and Fred Bubser, of this
place. The race was for $50 a side and was
won BY Dunn. Two or three hundred dol
liars changed hands.
.s.a It is said lightning never strikes in the
u aame place twice, but such was the case
fspver ON Grow creek last Monday evening.
,sAhe Lightning struck two OF three times in a
FIERY small circle. Mr.. Starkweather and
4 Ms brother John were milking at the time.
L Both men. were knocked senseless and one
barn ves struck and consumed by fire.
AN Livingston.
i. Dr. J. b. Smith returned Saturday from
q visit to his old home in st. Louis and will
= sa 9s;.s Is the practice OF his profess
Joseph Anderson, who had his thumb
bitten Oh In fight at Big Timber q week
40 Last Sunday, died in that city from the
,ze3ects of drunken spree.
Sheuth anniversary of the marriage of MIR.
and Mrs. F. W. Wright which will be OBJ
served at their residence Saturday evening,
July u.
held on Cooks island Sunday. The shoot
as at twenty singles. eighteen yards rise.
blowing is the score: w. F. Sheard, 10;
James Howell, Is; J. ID. Finn. II; Henry
Howell, IL; G. w. Forester, Is; ]. w. NJ.
Tinlin0, u.
County Commissioner H. J: Hoppe has
taken . sub-contract from Paul McCor-
mick 10 do tho government freighting in
the park during this season. Mr.. Hoppe
- A. nn~r1o III r.,E
Woek and sent them up to Cinnabar Tues
day IN charge of Leo Hoppe. A large
ensount of freight will be transported
fhHou6h the park this summer.
Chi1 P1entecoues and twelve Grow bucks
paased through Livingston Monday en-
xouto TO the reservation. The Indians had
bean ON . visit to the Nez Perces and
bauaaht back small band of ponies which
had been presented to them by the Nez
Peroos. They remained in Livingston for
: IN hours and were the center of attrac-
3 fioa during their stay in this city.
III. Elizabeth Graham died at the family
reaiaenca ON r street at noon Sunday after