The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-08

are engraved from actual surveys Of the
principal bAttlefelds and will 10 quite
valuable for reference.
Judge Race is around again after q severe
attack OF Ia grippe, but Ii not able 10 at
ysna 70 the duties Of his office. Meanwhile
'uaRe winters will dispense justice.
City Fire Marshal Cronkhite has sworn
out thirty. eight complaints against that
many property owners for compliance
WITH the city ordinance forbidding them to
ALLOW stoveptpes TO extend through the roof
or sldes Of their buildings. Warrants have
Ceen issued for their arrest, and "a soon -
City Attorney Leslie 10 able to be out they
will be given trial before Police Judge Huy.
Inc defendants say they will fight the case
through the courts and endeavor to have
tho city law declared void.
The reception and entertainment accord.
ga their friends by the scholars Of tho
Treat Falls business college last Thursday
evening was q great success. The pro-
grammO was composed Of music, singing,
declamations. recitations, and some worry
interesting tableaux, and were rendered with
q skill that spoke we'll Of the histrionic
talent possessed by the performers. The
programme closed with a matrimonial
Advertisement" that was both unique and
interesting. On the whole the entertain
faculty Of the school.
DIR. Reed, who has been lying quite i'll at
the residence OF Mr.. Mitchell. on Second
avenue south. while laboring under q tenn
porary arrangement of the mind, caused by
hrs illness, threw himself from h window
OF his room, . distance of about fifteen
feet. and struck on q pile of lumber, where
he lay in an unconscious condition. A
number Of people who Witnessed his fall
rushed to the PROSTATE man and carried
him inside. DIR. Ladd WAS m and
after an examination said the ankle bones
IN his left foot were broken, but thought he
had sustained no internal injuries.
Billings.
III. G. Lowell, Of Wyoming, was in the
city a few days this week.
G. +. Burton returned Thursday after
noon from an extended trip in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. H. Becker arrived on
Friday morning from a three months trip
through the eastern states.
The bi-weekly club dance was postponed
until Friday, the 9Th, on account OF a num-
Der Of the members being absent from the
city.
y. G. Bailey, president of the Bank of
Billings, spent Friday and Saturday in the
city looking after his business interests
here.
w. B. Sleeper has been confined to the
house for several days with a light attack Of
pneumonia, and is just 20 able to be
around again.
The initiatory dance given Wednesday
evening at the Grand" by the 1901 was a
signal success. Music was furnished by the
Billings orchestra.
Friday morning, H. H. Mund, with his
wife and little Willard Lowell, returned
from Denver where Mrs. Mund has been
spending the winter.
Friday evening the young ladies of the
Methodist church will give a Shadow So
cial." Much fun is anticipated in the
auction of the shadows.
The lads and lasses of Billings have been
having a round of gaiety this winter. Their
last party was given Friday evening by
Miss Ella Lamport, and all had a thorough
ly good time.
]. O. Dalzell has resigned his position at
Billings as agent for the Northern Pacific
road, and will return to his home in Iowa
to recuperate after a severe attack of in
fiammatory rheumatism. His many friends
in Billings will be sorry to see him leave,
but trust he may soon return to live among
them. e