The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-16
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
virginia City.

Qiee1fet court VIII convene again the third
Dk410Ay n September.
!. Elmef Dart, the young man who had his
!eg - fokrfulty crushed ct Higbee d Haw-
Stnr $50 mil, last winter, left for Ovid.
MiehieSA, Last week. He had SO far re-
streets With the aid of clutches, and the
pruspapes Of his ultimate recovery were
encouraging when he left.
lanes Bradley, an old pioneer of Madi-
oo6 60hnty, was thrown from his horse early
onthe mbfning Of the 9Th, at Sheridan, and
xeoslSed injuries from which be died few
46dn later. Frank Bradley, q Red Rock,
ID nephdw, wal summoned to Sheridan, ar
Iivines . few hoQB after his uncle's death.
me deceased was we'll known in Beaverhead
county.
Hot hotter, hottest. Ninety in the shade
pm Tuesday last. was the hottest of the sea
don; and still, it was not oppressive, and no
oneepderea any seri6ds in6onvenience from
it, effects. lpd all went about their usual
avocatiots with, as much apparent comfort
q though Ahere vas no disturbance of the
normal calbfic condition of the atmosphere.
Truly, We have q glorious climate.
A note from p. v. jackson, Of Sterling,
this county, says: Nv. E. Gorton was
Killed by Rn eaeng ct in %ona X IT.
papers found in his cabin show where he
Dame from, nor where his relatives live.
He had been mining in this section about
Eve years. FROM statements he had made
to parties with whom he had had con-
versation in relation to his former life, it
1s believed that he has two sons grown, liv
hg at, or near, Keokuk, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Driver, Of Ia
coma, were in the city last week. Mrf.
Driver is the daughter Of A. J. Oliver, the
Sid Overland stage man, and was born IN
Virginia City in the early sixties. She
jaime expressly to visit her native town and
TO see the house in which she was born.
moments' reflection, she said he srecog-
nized the premises, as she did, also, many
of the surroundings, and expressed herself
rs amply repaid for the journey she had
taken especially to see them.
The tennis courts of the tennis club will
be moved to the place formerly used by the
base bali club, MI. w. L. Mauldin having
granted the club the use of the grounds.
In letter to District Clerk R. 2. Thomas,
Judge Galbraith says there will be no bust
pess in the court the first week of the
court from day to day until the further or
der of the court.
Thomas Flynn came into the city last
MONDAY evening from tho Centennial val
ley, where, he states, cattle thieves have run
of about 15O head of cattle belonging to
Flynn Brothers and Poindexter Orr. The
thieves went toward the Teton basin.
A number Of young people gathered al
Wednesday evening. The evening wa.
pleasantly spent in card playing. Those
present were Misses Daisy Conger, Susi.
Douglass, Fannie Poindexter, Messrs. j
w. Rawlston, Caleb Davis and T. J. Muir
Gay.
At regular meeting Of Occidental En-
campment, No. %, I. O., o: F.. held il
loving ets Sa r we're duly installed: G. =:
4. o. Noe; II. p, Allen Mcdonald
treasurer, j. F, Bergman; scribe, J. W
Miller: 8. W.. r. Bolton; j. W.. X. N
Hilbinger.
The sad intelligence Of the death Of Mrs
Johp r. Seaway, an old resident of the com
munity, at Albion, Mich, was received her
last fall, in company with her children, t
reside at Albion where the latter were t.
attend school. She also hoped to improv
her health by the change. She lies at res
In the Dillon cemetery.
Apollo Lodge, No. L. !. O. O. F., at thei
halilast Saturday evening, installed th
g., James Conger; Il. s.. Joseph 'Wilkl
Dsffiez: warden, I. Caahm6re; l. g., I
Kodym; r. s., TO N. G., Charles Hirschmar
{. s. to n. g., John w. Morton.
Pony.
Samuel Davis and Miss Della Terry, bot
Of Pony, were married recently in Butte.
Il is rumored that preparations are bein
nado to put on Is more men at the Golde
Chariot mine August l.
u u Mood xwho vuoo otriCEou Nth NM
alysis some time ago, is entirely recovere
With the exception of his speech.
The telegraph Office at Harrison has bee
abandoned, and the Office of the train dii
patcher is now located in Pony.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Villar
Thursday morning, July 10, Q boy. Mothe
and son are doing nicely, and Frank veal
smile that would do for headlight.
Benton.
Born, at Fort Benton, July Is, to tae Vii
Of Jere Sullivan, a son.
New mown hay is coming in quite freel
and commands SIP per ton.
Harry and James Rice have laid out
lawn tennis court at their home on Wasl
inQton street for the use of their frient
and themselves.
Last Tuesday night sixteen head I
norses belonging to Jack O'Hern and 9th,
sanchers on the Teton disappeared from Il
Teton bottom near the Blackfoot crossin
and are supposed to have been stolen
Indians.
Miss Rene Healy arrived from Fort A
sinuiboine and is the guest of Miss VIC
Sullivan. Miss Healy has lately taken b
diploma at Morgan Park Female colleR
Chicago, Ill. She will receive q pleasal
welcome from her numerous acquaintanc
here.
Gus Senieur, contractor for building q
new school houses at the Fort Belknap 1
dian agency, has the foundations laid al
brick making is in progress. There will
two main buildings of brick two stori
high, one for general school purposes, 62x
feet. and the other for the industrial scho<
4Ox45 feet.
At the semi annual meeting of the dire
tors of the First National bank of this cit
on Saturday last, a dividend was declar,
of per cent on the capital stock for the 8
months ending June 80. and considerab
amount was also placed to the surpl
fund. The First National is one of Il
solid institutions of the state.
Court at Boulder.
BOULDER, July 15.-[Special].-The ju
in the case against Edward E. Dow
gambling without license, this mornil
brought in verdict of guilty as charge
and assessed fine of $500.
Thomas Hudson and Harris Winkler, il
dicted for the same offense, demand
separate trials. The evidence against