The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-25

The Board OF Trane celebration and pi
eating takes place tonight.
Invitations are out for the Wheelmen'
ball at Electric hall Dec. $.
David Kirby has tilad notice of location
OF the Savannah lode, near Ten Mile creek
The session of the Teachers institute oil
Lewis and Clarke county will close to-day,
Edward Whitcomb and Margaret Kitson,
of this city, were married Monday by Rev
j. II. Crooker.
Manager Walker announces a Thanks.
giving dinner of unusual excellence at The
Helena Tomorrow.
The Peak sisters entertainment to-mor-
row evening at st. Paul's NJ. E. church will
be we'll worth seeing.
Commodore INK Mrs. Power will give a
reception at their handsome west side resi-
dence Friday evening.
Many tickets have been sold to the A.. o.
Q. w. ball this evening. A most enjoyable
time is promised to all.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving Day"
there will be no meeting of Myrtle lodge.
No. 3, Knights of Pythias.
The Y. M. c. A. will give a dinner at
their rooms Tomorrow to members of the
association and their friends.
The Murphy Gospel Temperance union
will give a dinner tomorrow to those hold
ing tickets. These tickets will be dis
tributed among the needy.
Thu morning passenger train on the Mon :
tana Central was delayed q short time yes
terday on account of the derailing of a
freight car near Helena vsn
c. d. Morey of South Dakota, who was
arrested for selling eggs without a license,
was discharged, it having been shown that
the egg were consigned to Nicholson & Co.
L. E. Lansing, forwhom a warrant was
sworn out for obtaining money under false
pretences from Prof.. j.. Bruce Simpson
and others, has been arrested and will be
examined today.
Train No. l, of the Montana Central rail-
road, for Butte and points south, leaves
Helena at $40 a. NJ, as heretofore. there be-
ing NO change as was enormously stated
in last Sundays paper.
Vic. Smith, the well-known scout and
hunter, is in town. He has a contract to
furnish fifty live. deer, fifty antelope and
thirty elk for Austin Corbin's great game
preserve in New Hampshire.
The Union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Congregational church instead
Of the Church of the Disciples, as has been
announced in some of the churches. Rev.
D.. b. Price ia to. preach the sermon.
The Calumet club will give one of it's en-
joyable dances at Calumet hall, Thanks
giving evening, Thursday, Nov. 26. Tickets
can be had at Cans q Klein, The Boston,
Sheyer Bros, Harris Bros. and j. Field
bergs. .
The Board Of Trade committee met last
evening at the rooms to discuss the forestry
reserve question. The results of the meet
ing will be made known in a report to be
presented to the board at a meeting Friday
evening.
Reverend Mother Josepha, of the Sisters
of Charity. of Lsavenworth, Kansas, Wis
tied the academy and hospital in Deer
Lodge a few days since. She will visit all
the branch schools and hospitals conducted
by the sister in Montana.
A live bird shoot for $3.50 a side, Montana
against Utah. has been arranged between
Frank Conley, of Deer Lodge, and a team
composed of the best Utah shots. Frank
Conley's team will be composed of himself,
James Conley, John F. Rowan, AL Hnrrity
and Percy Kenneth. The match will AXE
place at Ogden, Dec. 6.
Col. James Sullivan, who returned Sun
day from IN extended eastern trip with
Grand Master Kinsley, says that all indica-
tions point toward a great convention Of
the A. o: U. w. in this city next hummer.
They visited lodges in st. Paul, Toledo,
Philadelphia, Trenton, Baltimore, and
other cities. and everywhere found the
members most enthusiastic over the oom-
ing convention. Col. Sullivan thinks that
fully 1000 delegates will be present.