The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-09
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.

OF IHE STATE.
Mrs. Dora Lundwall has been granted an
absolute divorce from her husband. Magnus
Luudwall, the ground of action being de-
sertion on the part of the defendant and
also lack of support as species OF cruelty.
Only five or six cases remain to be tried
on the criminal calendar. and at the explra-
ton of ten days Judge Mediation expects
to take up the civil docket and continue
upon it until after the meeting of the next
grand jury.
The reviva! meetings at the Methodist
church, 1O3 South Idaho street, have been
suspended until the close Of the union ser
vices at the opera-house. which will last the
remainder of this week, after which the re-
vival services will be resumed.
The health department Tuesday issued a
burial permit for the interment in the CHI
nese cemetery of the remains of Yung YunR,
a Chinaman who died at Ia Colorado street.
The cause of the Chinaman's death is I'M
known. He was A wears of age.
Simon Murray and Dennis O'Neil, demo-
cratic candidates for Justice of the peace
and constable of Walkerville, respectively,
have Withdrawn. and William g. fltzpat-
rick and John Cameron nominated by the
democratic county central committee to I'LL
the vacancies.
Brown, butcher in the employ of Brod-
erick & Son of South Main street, has de-
and challenges H. Waters, Pete Rosa and
Charles Fuller to O contest. Brown pro-
poses to dress a beef quicker than the
above three men can jointly dress one.
Frank Boucher and Laura Adams were
married st the Catholic church at six
o'clock Tuesday morning, Rev. Father Van
de Ven performing the service in the pres
ence of large number of friends of the
contracting parties. A. DAME was grooms-
man and Miss Rosa Picard bridesmaid.
H. J.. Wilson, who was recently arrested
in the Big Hole country for feloniously ap-
propriating horses not his own. WAS ar
raianed before Justice Eddy Tuesday, and
son was captured by Officer Jim Conley,
mud is alleged to have stolen three or four
horses from ranchmen living in the Big
Hole valley.
Jessie MCGEE and Catherine Gilbert, the
two hop 6ends'' arrested last Sunday in
the formers shack on Galena alley, were
released Tuesday on an order from Judge
Newkirk. It appears that women and men
NAV intoxicate themselves to their hearts
content with morphia and as long as they
keep the peace, there is no way to reach
them legally.
Great Falls.
H.O. Choweu is the happiest man in
Great Falls. It is girl baby and both are
doing finely.
The glass fronts are being put in this
store rooms of the Collins Lepley block,
Third street.
The district court of Cascade county will
meet next Monday, Oct. 49, Judge Benton
will preside.
Married, in Great Falls, Monday evening,
Oct. G, 1880, by Rev. w. p. Pope, Henry OF
CART and Mrs. Anna Birge.
Married, in Great Falls, Oct. 6, by Rev.
Father Lambaere, w. J. Kirby and Miss L.
A. Haas, both of Great Falls.
The half mile race on Saturday at the
fair grounds between Bay Tom and Kick
apoo for a purse of $4OO was won BY the
latter. Time. 80 seconds.
The line men of the Electric Street Rail
way company are finishing up their job OF
wire stringing along the track. They COM
pleted the circle at the depot Tuesday.
Married, at the homo of MIR. and Mrs.
Hoagland, on Poplar street. Helena, Oct.
LIST, I: L. Harmon, of Great Falls, to Miss
private affair, Rev. w. Rollins, officiating.
A. Il. Smith and little son returned from
a hunting trip in the vicinity of Fort Ben
ton this morning. During the few days
f~,,, hr,rl pol l,,nk ov11
hunting they kllled four npndieo , aucks anu AZ
number OF geese. Wn,cn tney DlouRn . " "
Great FANS ana eistl!Duteo VIC noss VI
them among thelf 1riehas.
Hunt & Holscher, architects, have just
prepared q full set Of plans for y: r.
Downing for store building and hotel to
be erected in Nelhart, to COST $4,OOO. work
VIII % co.nneno ~ a. uo ,,;,I;yn Soe1e0
FL fas Rfnhnaon Iansen ~ 1lrast
Rails. The building il to be completed in
sixty DAYS.
meeting of the workinemen's union was
held in this oity inst Friday nicht to CON
alder the question of wages. and also in
North Great Falls Monday evening. In
consideration of the fact that less rate of
wages than $3.50 per day for common labor
IN and about this city, has been dlspropor
sionate to the expense OF hvinG. ana as sew
eral contractors are and have been paying
the ABOVE mentioned [dto III Cue summer
anu .aa. WAS I suIs Sne 90 "a 80, VI
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