The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-13

faplOly running lQtO MS my mehOOW. hAO
but for the timely arrival of Harvey Fitz-
simmons and some others his entire
meadow, wagons and machinery would have
been destroyed.
Glasgow, Dawson County.
The Herald is one year old.
Glasgow is actively in the ring as a can
didate for county seat honors.
Miss LYDIA Frybu,g e. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. stoler, left for Wisconsin last
Monday night. ON u visit to relatives in that
state.
Chas. Moriarity, road master of the Glas-
gow-Minot division, and Miss Lizzie Erwin
were married last week. We wish the newly
married couple everlasting JOY.
Art butcher, who has been in the en-
ploy Of Mr.. Russell for some time past,
started on Sunday evening for Butte, where
if he finds suitable situation be will re-
main; if not he will go through to the coast.
1t will not be many months before Glas-
gov will have the water from Cherry creek
running through an underground pipe into
a commodious tank that will supply the
whole town with good, clear, non-malarla
would be as free rs the air. About this
time, when the railroad company have ex-
hausted their supply of stagnated alkaline
from the new frog pond, they will be ask
ing for connection with our everlasting
supply from the creek. They have certain
village on the start, and bringing the water
in here, for it must be done sooner or
later.
Glcndive, Dawson County.
At Glendive, August Z, James. twin son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Osborne, died, aged 8
months.
- I'll. L.
Mrs. James Sullivan, son; at Glendive,
Aug. 4, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley DIN, a son.
l.. S. Moses, he of Gilt Edge restaurant
fame, like the Arab, folded his tent and
silently stole away last Sunday, taking n
west bound local freight, and the old conun-
drum is now rendered, where was the light
when Moses lit out. Some of our people would
with the gentleman before he started, and
hope to see him later about some things.
Look out for prairie fres, as the grass is
dry enough to burn. Campers cannot be
too careful. and the railroad company
should take extra precautions to prevent
fires from originating by reason of flying
sparks from locomotives. Remember that
vested in cattle, horses and sheep, and that
burning the grass to any extent means dis
aster, il not ruin, to them, therefore be
careful of fire.
At meeting Of the board of managers Of
the Glendlve club held Thursday evening
the admission fee was reduced from $25 to
$15. This step was taken in view Of the
fact that the club is in fourishing finan-
cial circumstances and the latter sum with
other resources would be amply sufficient
to meet all expenses. The coming socia
season promises to be gay one and tn,
Glendive club will maintain its reputation
surprising if possible its past elegant re
ceptions.
The publication Of the call for the repub
lican county convention has started SOM
activity in politics, or in other words put
little fuel under the political pot. III
democrats are awaiting the bugle call from
headquarters to fall in, and the labor mel
are saying little, but saving wood, ant
promise to have a good supply on hand TO
officials to elect in Dawson county. tn
campaign will be devoid of local issues an
bread and butter considerations.
Great Falls
The young child of Mr.. Bassett. of tn
morning. The funeral took place at
p. M, with short services, Rev. Coomt
officiating.
Sunday A. X. Levy and Mr.. Hamilto
we're driving out southeast of town whe
they discovered rattlesnake, which the
killed. II measured six feet four incht
and was veritable monster.
DR.. D. b. Mccain, graduate OF Ruiz
Medical college, Chicago. has located i
Neihart. whore he will practice medicin
A physician has been much needed Al
there ID little doubt that he will build up
good practice.
The Great Falls Lime and Fluxing col
pany is organized for the purpose
manufacturing lime and furnishil
Auxes to the various smelters. They a
putting in an extensive plant on Loggi
creek near the railroad and expect in
short time to ship five car loads Of lin
daily. They have contracted to furni
the b. & N. smelter. w. Hosford is
superintendent of the company.
President Zimmerman. of the Great Fla
Workingmen's union, Monday night
ganized branch No. of the union at No,
Great Falls, with membership of invent
one. Mr.. John H. Staigmiller was chos
o moderator and Mr.. N. Sullivan secl
tary. The meeting night was fixed 1
Monday Of each week, and the branch stal
out with every prospect of large increa
in membership, az 1t is understood the
were number Of persons DESTROYS of ider
tying themselves with it who had given
the coming Of the organizing officials, tn
mot arriving until late hour. They q
now Join at any time, and an invitation
extended to all workingmen to becou
members.