The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-16
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Central w. @. T. u. will hold q bust
ness meeting at their room in the Denvel
block to-day at $50 p. m.
Clark, the highwayman, wanted to ex
eroise yesterday and asked permission to gt
into the Jail yard and saw wood. The jailol
refused.
Marriage licenses were issued yegterda,
to Edmond Corbett and Jennie Hall, Q,
Helena; Charles y. Kepke and Bells
Michaels, of Marysville.
There will be a meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary society, Temple Emanu~El, a
Mrs. E. Zimmerman's, 122 Fifth avenue, or
Monday, Oct. IS. at three p. m.
A special meeting of the Board of Trade
will be held tonight to consider the mattel
of sending Il delegate to the Trans-M issis-
sippi congress at Omaha on the 10Th.
There will be q meeting of U. s. Grant
camp 8. O. V. this evening at eight O'Clock
All members are requested to attend as an
executive committee of five will be ap
pointed.
the instance Of Postofice Inspector Way
land on the charge Of sending obscene
matter through the mails, I'M has been
held for the grand jury.
S. E. Larabie, Of Deer Lodge, Mont,
bought at the recent Elmendorf sale. the
brown mare Linnet. nine years, BY Virgil,
dam Lark, by Lexington, for $500. Tho
U1HI0 Will Dc N6ou 1OI OI06uluk RulPO50 l
The Crescent club will give their opening
dance this evening at Electric hall, corner
Sixth and Park avenues. There will be
music by Majors full orchestra. The
grand march will commence at nine p. m.
The Board of Trade has several bags of
beets which were grown in this state and
which will be sent to Tehi, Utah. for analy-
sis as to their sugar producing qga1ities.
Bozsman and Miles City.
Mr.. George KEENAN,, who has thrown 50
much light on the workings of the political
system of Russia. is now delivering a series
of lectures on this subject. He will be in
Helena Nov. 5, and is to give one of his in
terssting talks under the auspices of the
Y. M. G.. A..
Postofaoe Inspector Clements. of this
that John Mears, Mary Mears and Alvina
McGann have been indicted for violation of
the law against sending obscene matter
through the mails, and A.. E.. Dean for
violating the anti-lottery law.
Special services were held at st. Peters
Episcopal church yesterday for members of
the Women's auxiliary to the parish. At
Rev. Bishop Il. R. Brewer delivered an ad-
dress. Lunch was served in the church
parlors at 1890 and a missionary meeting
was held at 2:30 p. m. ..
Hugh Boyle, who was killed at the Mon
tana Central depot, will be buried from the
Cathedral to-day. Inquiries as to his sister
in Philadelphia have as yet failed to dis
close her whereabouts. An effort will be
made to find her, az she ia heir to what will
be left of $1.15O in certificates of deposit
and $47.2O in cash, after paying his funeral
expenses, besides his personal effects.
A great many Montana horsemen will 20
from here to San Francisco to attend the
Blood Horse meeting which begins there on
Oct. "a. Nevada and Montana. both Hell
sna horses, are entered for most of the
principal events. Other starters we'll
known from taking part in the races here
are Mystery, Marigold, Topgallant, Ap-
plause, Hercules, Excuse Me, Revolver,
Oregon Eclipse and Honshsll.
An old lady named Wilson, who was sent
to the poor farm not long ago. got away on
Wednesday,, and went to Alhambra, where
she told the people she was looking for her
two sons. No one by that name was living
there and the Alhambra people sent her
back to Helena. On her arrival here Pete,
.Scharrenbroich, who was in charge of police
headquarters, had her placed for the night
at a private house. She was found wan
dsring around the town by Policeman Quin-
ton yesterday, barefooted and evidently out
of her mind. She was sent back to the
farm.