The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE. STATE.
Butte.

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The Miners union picnic occurs Aug "a,
next Sunday.
The republican county convention has
been called for II o'clock noon september
8. in Renshaw hall.
Richard Lloyd will return on next mon
day to St. Louis where he will resume his
studies in the mining school.
The health department issued permit
Yesterday for the burial at Mount Moran
cemetery, of Leonidus Truro, who died OF
scarlet fever.
Invitations to tho marriage OF Newton W.
Simmons and Miss Laura Hoitt have peen
issued. The wedding will be solemnlzed az
St. Johns church on Wednesday evening"
September 3.
burial permit was issued Wednesday by
the health department for the lntermeht OF
the refaeins of Harry Pinicus. a 9-montn.
old child Who died Of cholera infantum at
l29 West BrosdxaS.
Joseph Faulknersesged 50 years, died at
the Sisters hospital faesday morning after
n brief illness. The funefal took place from
Shermans undertaking rooftssspl3l East
Park street, at p. m. Wednesday,.
During the progress of game 81 faro IN
Wednesday, the dealer, in response to re-
heated requests of one of the players. took
off the bride and raised the limit to Sl,OOO,
and in the space of an hour $4,000 IN Sl,ooo
bills shifted back and forth across me
board. At one time the player was $2i,O ~
ahead of the game, Dut quiz Only Tf'oVo
winner.
The ladies of the various churches in the
city are at present very much interested IN
preparations for the w. @. L. Y. conven.
ton, to be held at Livingston August q and
49, An important meeting Of the Local or,
church Wednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK,
for electing officers and pertectlnR ar
rangements for the convention.
MissOula.
Engine 576, which was burned ir the
round house some time ago, has been re-
paired and is again In service.
Mr.. Charles Swanson and Miss Sadie
Reed, both of Butte, were married MONDAY
night at the M. Il. church by Rev. DR.. hal
eigh.
Tuesday morning at the Catholic church,
Miss Helen M. Sullivan, of Lakeville,
Minnesota, were united in marriage.
Miss Hayes and Miss Bee, two IF the
most estimable Young ladies of the city,
have taken positions in the dry goods de-
partment of the Missoula Mercantile Co.
Rev. George Stewart will hold services at
the following places on the days here gwen
Thompson Falls, Sunday, Aug "a, at II a
M; Grantsdale, Sunday. Aug. 81, at IL a
M; at the school house west of Selfish or
Sunday, Sept. 6, at II a. m.
Kingrey, one Of the men implicated II
the alleged cattle stealing case, returned t.
this city Monday and furnished q bond II
the amount of 5000 to appear before tn.
court in answer to the charges preferred
against him.
Monday while at work in Mclaughlin d
! Company's mill Frank Ives, foreman of thu
\mill, had the misfortune to have his lief
hand terribly mangled by it being accident
lvloaught between the rollers of planer
Br, Ives, his father, assisted by DR.. Hedger
wrist:
Mrs, y, s. Robinson and daughter too
the IL O'Clock train Tuesday morning 70
an eastern, visit. They will stop over a
hvans,ton e tb ME eoolns1n Sa
egate from Missoula, and after that wi
proceed en- their way to Brainard, st. Pan
and Mapl eton, MIMI. at which place the
will make quite visit with relatives.
At the meeting OF the Missoula Buildir
and Loan association held Monday night Il
following officers were elected for the con
ing year: President. ]. H. 4. Ryman; vic
president. E. "A. .Winstanley; seoretar
Fred. Q. ssoddard: treasurer, John \
Keith; attorney, w. N. Bickford. Stel
were taken for meeting OF the stockholt
ers for IN increase OF the capital stock fro
100000 to 100000.
Boulder.
The public schools of Boulder will beg
the fall term on Monday, September 3.
Miss Ida Wall, who has now quite su
censful class in painting in Boulder, vi
send some Of her work to Helena for exh
bition at the state fair.
County Clerk Charles +. Stevens return,
last week from his trip to the western ooa'
enjoyed his vacation immensely.
John p. Freeman, who killed Robe
Hoss6eld q Radersburg couple of yea
ago, and who served year in the penite
tiary for his crime, has been restored to 9
izsnship BY Governor Toole.
The population OF Jefferson county
slightly under 1000. II the population
the state bears the same relation to the W
as is the case in this county the state v
not show moe than 1000 inhabitants.
Miss Parkinson, of st. Louis, sister
Capt. w 81. and Mr.. ]. 7. Parkinson. !
rived in BOULDER last week to visit
brothers. Y has been q. quite . . long T..
happy ono.
Mr.. r. w. Jeffries has built fine foun,
ton and cellar for his new residence on s
ond avenue, and work on the superstruct,
began this week. The house will be a n
cottage With four large rooms and ball
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ond door.
ROx0man.
Mrs Baoshawe, assistant principal of
Bozeman schools, has accepted posit
in Chicago and will not return to Rozem
Il il the opinion of many stockmen
this valley that herds will suffer m
this winter than last. as all of the old gr
has been eaten of.
The Episcopal church which is abb
finished will be ready for occupancy alb,
September l. The furniture will not be
hand until that time.
Hon, and Mrs. G. w. Hoffman, Miss p
held, accompanied by Mrs. Jewett, NJ
Wheeler, Miss Jewett and Miss Hoffm
relatives from Buffalo, N. Y. and who h,
been visiting them for the past six wee
returned on Thursday from delight
tour of the park.
On Thursday night numerous friends
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Lewis, of this city.
response to invitation. met at their spaci,
residence on upper Main street and spen
delightful evening in cardplaying, dancil
and social converse. The party was 81,
in honor Of Mrs. Pitts nee Daisy Mart
Mrs. Lewis sister. Mr.. Lewis sister n
daughter and Miss Burchard, all of VIII,
are visiting Rozeman.
Col. Ferris has now got crew of men
work ON his buildings and expects to b,
the unfinished upper portions ready for