The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04
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Sas 4 III 40 born Nov. 16 to Rev. and Mrs.
Va iornssly Mis- Lulu Brooke. Of this
Lat Sunday was 4 day Of great rejoicing
III th1 familisa 81 John Murray, Of Bed
ford, and James Gill. OF Canton. The
cause wa the arrival OF 4 daughter at the
home q the former and . son at the
latter.
a narriage license was issued this week
% Otto E. Stcllway and Miss Carrie Potter.
both OF Helena; also to George g. Webb
and Miss Hattie Townslsy, both we'll known
and popular Young people OF the Grow creek
sAlley.
Albert Fromentin. charg cd with the muir
der Of Charles Duval, in I he Lowland coun-
try 4 compile OF weeks ago. had 9 prslimi-
nary examination before Judge u. u.
Warner, in Boulder, and was bound over
without bail.
Charles Nillen. = young man quite we'll
known around Boulder, died at the Boulder
Hot Springs last Sunday night of pneu-
monia after an illness Of only three days.
His remains have been embalmsd and
shipped TO Providence, Rhode 1aland.
The temperance meetings held in the
Presbyterian church in Boulder and con-
Quoted by Major Camp and Mr.. Armitage,
have been very largely attended and have
been quite auccessful in the objects desired.
Over two hundred persons have signed the
pledge.
o. W. Ksrriok has disposed Of all his in
torrent in the Hotel May Boulder Hot
Springs, to Fsrd. q. Bsrendes and other
members of the Hot Springs Hotel COM
psny, Part Of the deal included the sale Of
+. q. Bsrendss' interest In q Gallatin
county ranch to MIR. Ksrrick. and that gen
tlsman has since disposed Of that interest
to John Sloane, who was MIR. Berendes'
partner. The latter gentleman has also
disposed OF all his cattle interests in the
Gallatin to Mr.. Sloane.
Bozeman.
Disd, al Bozeman, Nov. 26, Of rh euma-
tisnn, Nrs. Edward Stowe. aged "a years.
Assessor Resvcs left In company with
Chatles Hartman for California on z bus
insss trip Of six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Owanhouas cntsr-
tained a few guests at their residence on
Central avenue on Wednesday night.
Born, at Bozrman, Nov. %, to George
Flanders and wife, . daughter; at Bel
grade, Noy. 20, to Mr.. and HRS. Henry Nc
a son. Weight. thirteen pounds.
Henry Rice, an old-time citizen of this
who lived for several ysars at Three
Forks, died at Bozeman on Monday. He
moved to this city with his family last
The hnIl on THANKSGIVING eve, given by
the Order OF the Eastern Star, was one of
the most successful, financially, ever given
in the city; 500 Was cleared and a good
enjoyed.
+. L. Bsnepo and family are of for Cali
fcrnia, and may extend their trip to the
Sandwich island. If not, they will go to
Old Mexico. They will be gone three or
four months.
Judge Martin. clerk of the Bozenan
Bchool district, has finished taking the
school census, with the following results:
Of children between the ages of
four and 81, 844; number under four years
Vt age, 275. The increase Of children be-
the ages of four and q over last year
is lis.
Married, Mt Manhattan. Nov. "a, by Rev.
Frank B. Lewis, Miss Carrie Perks to
Oliver Sorrow; at Bozsman, THURSDAY, Nov.
Archie M. Martin to Miss Christine Gee,
both OF Gallatin county; at the residence
Of the brides parents, on Middle creek,
Nov. 20, Charles Creasey to Miss Flora II.
West, Rev. B. E. II. Warren, of the NJ. L.
South. officiating.
TIL a good deal to say in favor of our
banks whom il becomes known that they
can and have furnished the money required
move the crops Of this valley. Very lit IL
Ito money comes from the outside until n,
The grain reaches its destination. and in Z
the meanwhile our local bankG have to fur ia
niah this to the dealers. About the last OF ri
This month a great deal of monsy will &C
some back to the banks to be used again L
. handling grain. &C