The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-18
GENERALs NEWS 4
OF THE STATE.
Gr.ntsdals, naissoula County.


Darby the third sunday of the month.
There il considerable sickness with NAL
arial and typhoid fever in this neiRhbor-
hood.
Hugh Mclean and j. A. Horn bought out
Harry Wallis livery business Tuesday morn
ing.
james Strange and Miss Alice Randolph,
Of Corvallis were united in marriage Tues
/ day, Oct. z, Rev. w. d. Lear officiating.
Horace Mason, q young man about II
years of age who lived with his parents near
Grantsdale, died Monday night of typhoid
: fever.
A party was given Saturday night BY
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lockwood, OF Corval.
lis, the occasion being the departure OF
goodly number of the young people OF the
neighborhood were in attendance.
J, L. Humble has lately returned from
Choteau county, where he closed up his
business there, selling hrs ranch and some
900 sheep for Gil, 500. MI. Humble says
dissoula county is good enough county
tor him to live in.
Printz l. Beavers threshing machine en-
rine went through bridge across the big
i itch near the Daily ranch last Saturday,
ind several hours of time was consumed in
zetting out of the stream. The bridge was
total wreck, and rotten stringers was the
PAUSE of the break.
Butte.
The furniture of the Palace hotel at
Walkerville has been leased by j. A. En-
senmenger, who will conduct the hotel in
future.
The postoffice here has received orders to
make mp two extra pouches for Pony and
Harrison, to be sent there by train No. 162
on the Northern Pacific.
The Windsor restaurant has introduced
new feature at its dinner now-music by
Prof. G. A. E. Coopers on the mandolin,
assisted by Mime. Raime on the piano.
One of Charles Mitchell's horses which
was attached to the Mitchell express en-
route for Burlington, fell into narrow
sewer excavation on West Park street near
Warrington, shortly before eight O'Clock
Thursday night.
A. j. Garrison is erecting two brick build
TOURS story hotel on the south. The hotel
is located Just west of the Northern Pacific
depot and fronts ON two streets, Arizona
and Utah avenues.
George F. Marsh is of on trip for the
purpose of instituting five new lodges for
tablished at Miles City. Billings, Livingston,
Bohemian and White Sulphur Springs.
Their numbers will be from twelve to six
teen inclusive.
Evan Morgan having decided to close
down the Avalon. John Gordon, formerly OF
the Comique, backed by q local syndicate,
is negotiating for the purchase Of the place.
II Gordon is successful in getting hold Of
the Avalon, it is understood that he will
convert it into variety theater, similar to
the Comique.
Miss Minnie Ault, Of West Copper street,
was married to William 7. Barnes Of the
grocery firm of MCLEAN g. Barnes, Thurs
day afternoon at four O'clock. Only the
immediate friends of the family witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed blythe
Rev. E. ]. Groeneveld, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church.
The city marshal issued an order Thurs
day to the effect that the city law pertain
when left standing on the streets, will be
strictly enforced in the future. OF late the
people think there have been altogether too
many runaways on account of carelessness
by leaving horses united.
Property owners in East Broadway are
moving to have the postoffice changed to
that vicinity. A proposition has been made
to give the government q room in the new
Forbis block, forty by ninety-six feet in
size, which is nearly twice the size of the
room rent free and also to fit it up in any
way desired. The proposition has been
telegraphed to the department..
James Trembling, who has long held the
position of foreman at the Nettie mine,
near Burlington, died of pneumonia Thurs
Jay 1uOTulUS III Uu6 house OF his OAQRQGof
at Burlington. Mr.. Trembling has been ill
only q few days, and up to Wednesday
evening his death was entirely unexpected
The deceased was 81 years old, and was a
man OF good character and high standing
in the community. He was q member Of
buried at 2 p. m. to-day.
Superintendent j. r. Wharton, of the
Silver Bow Water company, yesterday re-
ceived the report Of Messrs. Ray d Leonard,
the engineers employed to survey the line
for the new water supply to be. brought in
that they have located line by which water
can be delivered from its source at the head
of the gulch to the level of the Moulton
mill at Walkerville. Mr.. Wharton says
about two and half million gallons everv
twenty-four hours. This is nearly three times
what the town uses now, which, at the pres
emit time, is about ESQ, 900 gallons day. To
bring the water here will require eight miles
of boxes and seventeen miles of piping at
cost Of $780, The intention Of the COM
pany 10 to put in the box line this fall and
the pipe line in the spring.
Anaconda.
The Union block is about finished. The
plate glass fronts were put in last Sat-
urday, and the painting is nearly COM
pleted.
Barrett and Jackey are making an extern.
sion to their store of sixty feet. This will |
give them one of the very finest store rooms
in Anaconda.
The roof Of the Chestnut street school |
building was completed Tuesday and the |
plasterers will soon have their work I'm
y ished. The building is very convenient |
one and will greatly lessen the pressule |
which exists in the schools at present.
! Two real estate sales were consummated
Tuesday evening of business property on |
First street, William Read buying the DYER
property. adjoining the st. Jean building |
2 It ia understood the consideration was |
1880. Mrs. Dyer purchased the StaQe
building on tho next block below, adjoining
j. p. Dunsa's for $3.50.
It is latter of much regret to the men,
bers of st. Marks parish that Rev. Mr..
Mes has decided to leave Anaconda and |
return to the east. Nor is this regret con-
fined to his parishioners. for the reverend
gentleman has made many friends in the |
community at large. In the two years that
he has been here he has built up the church |
to remarkable extent and leaves q sub
stantial monument to his work in the mag
niicent building now being erected. Mr.. |
Mes goes as associate rector to one of the |
largest churches in New York. His sue
cessor in this city will probably be Rev. DR.
Quinn.
"Jack Frost
A character known for ages. and one |