The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-22
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.

OF The STATE.
The NJ. E. church south will build par
IonaRe at Belgrade soon.
Bozeman public schools will open the :!
FIRST Monday in September. Eeveral CT .!s
old teachers have been retained.
Born, in Bozeman, August IA, to al Men,
OILS and wife, a son. In Bozeman, August ~
to James w. Ponsford and wife, a son.
William WEIGH is in the lead among our
He succeeded in bagging twenty-sn grouse
and seven prairie chickens IN hTe h""is
hunt last week.
Jas. w, brennan. the most popular ara
efficient democratic clerk and recorder tnat
Gallatin county ever possessed. Is tnihhli y.
of taking a vacation. and may conclou.I W, y.
90 across the .'big pond'' to visit the p!ace
Of his nativity.
The Queen City band gave one OF theif
omen air concerts on our streets last MOI
day evening, much to the enjoyment or inc
large audience present. The band VIII ap-
pear again this evening. During tne nn
eence Of Leader j. h. Komaenne, the !, pano
~;Il be under the dictatorship Of T. L.
Geer.
The most important local party OF yellow
a,ona mark tourists QUILTED last week i'll
Bozeman and started on Friday last lhey
consisted of DR.. w. A. Tudor. George H. 4;
Cox. Charles H. Cobb, Joe Romdenne, Mll l
Morris'and Charles Keeney. They supplieo
themselves with provisions for Blk weeks,
had ten pack animals, rifles and shotguns,
90 rounds of ammunition and S25,UOo III
accident insurance.
Deer Lodge.
A.G. Staten is now resident OF Deer
Lodge, having removed from Anacohaa H.
He will occupy his new house IN IL"
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Aspling went to
Anaconda, Tuesday of last week. called
there by the severe illness OF their son,
Judge Charles Aspling. His condition is
much improved.
Miss Lauretta NJ Mills. of Sitka, Alaska,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Chas. =. bald.
win of this plaza. Inc young la enter :" the h,
route to Boston. where sne WILL en'ei 'uo
Conservatory of music.
Miss Emma j. Ware, principal OF the
Anaconda high school, who mas peeh spenu-
ing her vacation at sunset, IS mere VislI IA!
friends. Miss Ware is botanist OF aoility
and while there collected some rare ana
beautiful plants.
The horse race set for August SOth, has
beeu postponed until September 7th, al
Miller's Grey Frank has been entered bl
Thos. Commit; Little Joe, by Joe Lodge
and Otto Stroh's grey PAGER. ms MAKE
six horses that start IN the race, ana nearl.
800 in the purse.
On Monday morning at . CLOCK, az IN
Catholic church in Deer Lodge, by Rev
Father DeRyckere, Miss Ernestine Chatell
to Mr.. Roinuald Richards, both OF Dee
Lodge. After the ceremony an elegant wee
ding b. eaktest was served Mt the nome q
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Richards lei
fDr
Helena.
The Ladies' Literary club met Tuesda
evening at Mrs. NM. Bielenberg's. 1t WI
ing. The club is fet in it's infancy, b1
there are thirty members and new ones al
added every week. MIS-. :. d. q. UwnE rs
Miss sallie Batterton, 1ss(Eetary, and Mr.
N. j. Belenberg, is treas er. they al
able and efficient officers.
= Great Falls ~
The new depot viii! ~ A.rol busine
ext Sunday. ThaG train to MO
= .s ep a9a'll start fro" the ne
A special meeting of the county commi
sioners will be held at the court house
the city of Great Falls, MontHH"' on "o
day, Aug. 25.
Mr.. I. N, Ross says that the end OF ira
on the Great Falls Canada railway cross
the international boundary line last Iut
day morning and is now few miles beyon
on Canada soil. 1t is sixty-ive miles fro
the line to Lethbridge and few me
weeks will see the road completed.
John j. Kenness has secured the me
CONTACT on the western extension OF I
Great Northern, and 81 he vii have to II
iaish all the beef .-c mutton that betwe
two and three thousand men can get aW
with. f il evident he has pretty big C
tract ON his hands. He is now III the u
makino preparations for the work.
Ino. III. Fairfield has the medical contra
vhich ID a very important and valuable o
DR.. Fairfield has had years experience ere, C.
this business and will handle TINS Ia
work to perfection.
r. aeems that the prospect Of having r
Mar CONGREGATIONAL church services
Gra.t Faila is about to be realized.
Rev. Mr. Cory has arrived IN the CITY
will have charge OF the wofK. In .',
W. &. Bell, Of Helena. 10 in the city
AIDING ia tho preliminary arrangeme
Mr.. Cory pursued his study for the minis
q the Yale theological seminary; Tor :
had charge Of pastorate IN Connectl
and moro recently in Washburn. Wlscon
He GOMEZ TO his new faeld highly rec
MINDED A an earneet worker ana
minister OF the gospel.
lGiles City.