The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-22

eca0oldlng used to support the iron castings
while being put in place commenced to
time to prevent any damage to the structure.
A critical surgical operation was SUCCESS
fully performed by DR.. Scion =. Stone on
the person of q half-breed girl, who was
brought here from the st. Peters mission
last Saturday. The patient, who could not
been performed, is now reported in q fair
way OF recovery. The patient was thrown
from wagon upwards Of ten years ago, re-
ceiving an injury of the right hip bone.
which has caused her intense suffering at
intervals ever since. Several ladies have
SUFFERER since the operation was performed.
-Rising Sun.
Billings.
The Bay State Cattle company are driv.
Ing their stock from the Judith to the old
ranch in the Big Horn basin. ~
Rev. George Comfort preached hias4afe-
day evening to large a) sppreciative
Dr.. Burleigh sh,ll@l his two ersndsons
Tuesday ~ Dll10oh via Pullman car to
- home Of their father, Andrew
e. leigh.
Mn. Q. II. Wolcutt and daughter, Daisy,
returndd on Ffiday from visit to Helena.
~ - R4VV0OAO vA0b Vuoy WILL IA q o4OIU U1uo
return to Helena to make their permanent
homo.
Born on Friday, July II. to Mr.. and Mrs.
3, @. Win4ott, . con; on Sunday, July Is, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Flanagan, dauRh-
ter; on Thursday, July II, to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. noolan, . son.
Mayor Rnshart il considering the advis-
in the band park and has made arrange
ments for outing an entrance way at both
ends Of the enclosure.
The contract for furnishing beef to the
Grow agency for the ensuing year is held by
=. B. Weare. Two or three different out
fits have been credited with this contract
eTroneously, but p. b. Weare is the man.
burt Land and Cattle company, expects to
make shipment Of twenty-slx cars of beef
cattle from these stockyards, on or about
the 9th Of tho month. Mr.. Williams SAYS
the beef arc in prime condition, rolling
fst, and g his company intends heavy
:ssIs. this fall 'h'' have commenced
Daring. the past sixty days j. J. Mickey
4Awley about 1900 head OF Hutton sheep.
rart OF them we're shipped from Billings to
feeding Rrounds in Nebraska and the larger
sas Of %,on rs NOW to esRE dsvsn
where they will be loaded on board the
cass and taken to their destination by rail.
pThe rapidly decomposinR body of an
abandoned woman known as Mrs. Stone
was discovered on Tuesday morning,
partially hidden by the Rrrss and weeds, on
TIE bank Ct the slough near the second
Jury viewed the remains, deciding that
death resulted from natural causes. The
body was cofaned and buried in the potters
field. She was half imbecilo and had been
>IA - AL-
but was allowed to wander about without
hindrance. She had not been seen about
since Thursday, and had probably died on
ths slough some time during Saturday.
ID Philipsburg.
cAokle .Annie Rooney with some perfec-
tSc6 and no wonder.
1.-The officers of Mountain Lodge No. q,
H1ights Of Pythiae, Of Granite, were puo
l4(y installed last Friday night by District
Deputy Grand Chancellor Dan Arms. The
installation was public one and we'll con-
d9oted throughout.
Adolph 6chillinR, DR.. w. H. Pitwood, j.
)iteiman, NJ. Schilling, David Pier and
y. u. Bryan were among tho Philipsburg
Representatives TO the public installation of
4dntana lodge. No. q, knights of Pythias,
la1t Friday night.
Charles Field and Miss Sophie Doane
ware married at Hasmark last Sunday even
Ing. Tho ceremony was performed by JUS
tise Bateman at the residence of Samuel II.
Fletcher in that place. Many of the resi-
dents Of Hasmark and Tower were present
q tho wedding, including number from
III Gold Coin mine, at which place the
groom i employed.
board Of school trustees as principal Of the
PhilipsburR public schools, and Miss Lucy
6isbenaler, who has been teaching at Drum
mond, has been engaged for the primary
department. At the last meeting of the
board the subject of the appointment of q
cAme mp and the matter was postponed IN
til some subsequent meeting of the board.
Tho first alarm of fire that has been
sounded in the burg for over year &C.
CURED last Sunday evening about O'Clock,
and IN very short time most of the popu
lation, and the fire department had congre-
gated on Broadway in front of Geo. Lees
restaurant, in the Coleman building where
1t was found that the fire only amounted to
the burning out of chimney, and the
Johns" soon had it under control and put
1t ont without assistance from the depart
ment.
At their session Monday the board of
commissioners ordered a new election for
tho incorporation of Philipsburg on account
of the illegality in the last one and the
wrong description given. The publication
of the notice was ordered. The census was
accepted. There will be but one polling
place this time. the judges will be INSTRUCT
ed that all qualified electors will be allowed
to vote at the election for incorporation.
The people here will be expected to paw the
expenses of the first election and the county
will defray the expenses of the one come to.
Miles City.
The grass in eastern Montana is remark
ably In better condition and more green
than the grasses in the vicinity of Living
ston and the west.
The weather last week was warm, but not
too warm. Tuesday was the hottest day,
the glass running up to 1O4 degrees in the
shade.
Capt. Tully expects in about two weeks
TO take charge of the Cheyenne agency, to
which he has been appointed az agent.
Agent Upshaw's time having expired, spe-
cial agent has received the agency from
him and will act as agent until Capt.
Iully's bond returns, such papers having to
submit to the routine of officers. The tenn
pOrary agent accepted census of the 8l(
Indians at the Cheyenne agency.
The committee appointed at a MEETING O,
horsemen on the 9th of last month, with
instructions to prepare for a horse sale a
the grounds of the Custer County Hors.
Sales and Fair association, have been com
PEELED to abandon the work, as the dat,
liked, Aug. 10, was found too near at han,
70 allow the COMMITTEES to properly adver