The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-01
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.


The supreme court will meet again at 10
O'Clock this morning.
The Private Secretary will open at
Mlng's opera house on Thursday evening.
The Kellogg case will again come up be-
for Judge Sanders at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
The board Of county commissioners meet
in quarterly session this morning at ten
o'clock.
Three plain DRINKS were the extent of
the charges entered on the police docket
yesterday.
The first day of the month, sometimes
called steamboat day." when bills are pre-
sented for payment.
A meeting of tho Builders and Mechanics
exchange will be held this evening at the
Board of Trade rooms.
Loren +. Freeland, convicted of robbing
the mail ut Chinook. will be sentenced to-
day by Judge Knowles.
The election of delegates to the A. O. U.
w: grand lodge from Capital lodge No.
will be held this evening.
Those taking part in costume in the
Gypsy fair are requested to meet at Electric
Light hall at $50 this evening.
The Independent Order of Good Temp
lars are making arrangements to give an
entertainment and oyster supper.
The cutting down of jackson street to the
grade line has lowered the sidewalk IN
front Of MinR's opera house nearly a foot.
Thirteen club was organized in Dillon
on THANKSGIVING. One of the members IS a
Helena man who happened to be there at
| the time.
The electric motor cars carried large
number of young people out of town yes
terday. who enjoyed the skating on kran-
! ich's lake.
r. II. Kellogg. indicted of robbing the
mail at Silver, on the Montana Central, will
| be arraigned to-day in the United States
district court.
Daniel II. Beck, Richard p. Rarden and
u. w. Farlin have been granted patent on
the Iodine lode mining claim IN Summit
valley district.
The regular meeting of the Helena relief
| committee will be held at 1870 o'clock this
afternoon at Mrs. j. b. Sanford's corner of
Lawrence and Park avenue.
j. w. Cory and w. H. Dickinson are in
Castle opening grocery store tore tor TOR
will be opened in about week.
The lineman took advantage of the fine
weather yesterday to continue the string
ing of the overhead wire OH the electric rail
| way line running down Davis street.
| Mrs. Jansen has taken charge Of the
Rodney hotel on Rodney street. The hotel
Will be run in an excellent manner and
WAA uOuDbloS6 DoCOlnS VcIy populate
j. s. Schropshire, p. s. r., and author OF
Schropshire's Pythian Common Law and
Digest. will deliver lecture at the hall of
Myrtle Lodge, X. of p. on Thursday.
The first joint rehearsal of the Encore
club for tina production Of Pinafore will
take place tomorrow evening at eight
O'Clock with orchestra and full chorus.
John Sturrock. of Sturrock g. Brown, is
experimenting the placing of the steam
h orokv in, tho 61rQat Fo1ta anal
ter, for which his firm has the contract.
A curve was laid yesterday by the track
LAYERS which connects the electric line CON-
ing in from the Hotel Broadwater to the
track on Main street north of Sixth avenue.
DR.. Carl Schultz, of Butte, who won his
case against the state board of medical ex-
aminers in the district court here last week,
saws that he will prosecute board for dam
ages.
The Helena land Office will forward in a
day or two the records for the new office at
Missoula. The receiver of the Office is
John b. Catlin. Judge Anderson is the
register.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will
hold sale in the church parlors. in the
evening. Fancy articles and gifts for the
holidays will be offered for sale.
Prof. G. G. Swallow has made visit to
the Iron Mountain mine. He says that
about sia., tons of ore per day are being
shipped to the smelters. He left on Satur-
day to visit the Curlew mine at Victor.
The concert at Turner hall last night by
the Tyrolean troupe was we'll attended.
The programme was good one and there
were number of encores. After the con-
cert most of the audience remained and
enjoyed the dance which followed.
A painter while at work on the Montana
National Bank building Saturday after
noon took hold of Live electric light
wire. The shock stunned him for a short
time. He was able to go about his bust
ness, but one of his hands was badly
burned. N#
See notice OF auction sale ofreal estate in to-