The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-17
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Neihart.

The new bank building will be 24x5O feet
and is expected to be finished by the Is
prox.
The ESTABLISHING of an electric ligh
plant still agitates the minds of our citi
zens.
Married. at Three Rivers, Quebec, Apri
%, Joseph Sylvester and Miss Hannal
Gengrad.
Ida Sutton, who has been attending col
lege at Helena, returns to-day and vii
spend the summer at her home.
Ed. Lynn, seriously wounded in n shoot
ing ARRAY some time ago., is able to wall
about, but is not as spry yet as he expects
to be.
The movement started to establish /,
grade on Main street is meeting with
friends and favor. The cost of surveying
and stalking is estimated at 800.
II. Bennett and W. c. Woodruff, of Crane
Forks, N. D., have opened a law office il
Neihart, the firm name to be known al
Bennett Il Woodruff.
A new addition to the townsite has beer
plated and filed for record by VIM. Mueller
and 5. S. Hobson. 1t lies above the mouth
of O'Brlen creek, and comprises the Balt
Mountain and Local claim. Some excel
lent residence lots are within its bounds.
Miss Clara Corbin, who was graduated
from the Chicago Female college this month,
returned last Sunday to her home. Hel
stay at that institution lasted two years,
and her meritor1ous course is proved by the
receipt of an elegant gold medal, the re-.
ward given for best scholarship and deport-
ment.
The safe for the Bank of Neihart arrived
SUNDAY ana was Immediately set in posi-
ton. 1t is a fine Halls improved combina-
ton safe with time lock aud stands about
five feet four inches high. The business of
the bank is increasing and MIR. Browns ee-
NAL II in business is making HIM sub
stantial friends.
M%issoula.
w. Klingherg has received his appoint-
ment as deputy United States mineral sur
veyor.
sehillinR's dance at K. Of L. hall FRIDAY
evening to Close the season was an unusu-
ally pleasant affair.
Owing to the rain. the exercises in con-
nection with State Labor day, which were
set for Saturday, We're postponed till the
Fourth of July.
Hon. E. d.. Mats is to deliver the Fourth
OF July Grafton Mt Columbia Falls, and
Hon. s. G. Murray is spoken of us speaker
of the day at Demersville.
DIR. and Mrs. W. +. Mills celebrated their
tin wedding on Monday evening, to which
event a number of the people of Missoula
II vicinity were invited.
Il. G. Marshall left for the east Saturday
morning to bring back his daughters who
are at school near Louisville, Ky. MIR.
Marshall will be absent about Il Month,
MS. Fisher. wife of Ex-senator Fisher.
register OF the land office. arrived Saturday
evening with her granddaughter. Miss
Maude Honsinger. They will reside here
permanently.
Miss Belle Catlin, daughter of Receiver
Catlin of the Ian Office, and Miss Idn Free
man. niece of Postmaster Myers, came home
Saturday from Deer Lodge for the summer
vacation.
The celebration of State Labor day having
been postponed till the Fourth of July on
account of the weather, the Missouri Work
ingmen's union are going to add some new
features; If possible a band of music will be-
secured from Butte and twenty-one assem-
blies of the Farmers' alliance from various
points in the county will participate in the
exercises. Every effort will DO made to
nuke the occasion II memorable one.
White sulphur Springs.
j. Q. Hussey has commenced tho con-
struotioD OF his house on First street.
Most all tho bridges in the Musselshell
have been swept away by the late heavy
rains.