The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-10
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Nv special request the Revoills club will
give 4 dance at Electric hall Tomorrow
evening.
A underground boy made his appearance
at the homo Of MIR. and Mrs. Fred E. Hoas
on Tuesday night.
/ last dance of the season at the Hotel BrOau-
water thiu evening.
"A meeting Of the Murphy Gospel TEMPER
ance union Ia called for this evening at
eight O'clock in st. Paul's church on Broad
way.
During their session yesterday the county
commissioner examined the quarterly
report Of the u treasurer. IAe examl-
nation will be finished to-day.
The Drum Lummon Mining. company
filed its annual report with the county
clerk Yesterday. The capital stock ia
l 1000, 900; existing indebtedness $4,000.
A very pleasant reception was given by
Mrs. u. A. q. Floweree, on the west side,
last evening. She was assisted by ne, her
In the Spencer-Moore adultery case.
heard before Police Magistrate Sanders
yesterday. a decision was rendered dis
missing the charges against Spencer Tor
lack of evidence.
The state law library In the court house
has been connected Will the different court
rooms by a system Of electric bells 80 law
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trip to the top floor.
The ladies' auxiliary society OF Temple OF
Emanu-E are preparing for a grand 30
ciable to be held at their temple hall on
"Wednesday, Sept. l6. Fine refreshments
will also be served.
A meeting Of the Hendricks Democratic
club will be held this evening at eight
O'Clock at the law offices of Word " Smith.
Members are requested to be present as
matters of Importance are to be considered.
The report that a Main street clothing
house closed one door and received custom
ers at another on Labor day proves to be
without foundation. The house referred to
did not sell a dollars worth of goods on
Monday.
A new time card goes into effect on the
Northern Pacific to-day. No. S, Missoula
and Butte express, leaves Helena at 7:3O a.
No. 6, Missoula and Butte express, ar
irving ut Helena at 1920 p. M. instead OF
1850 p. m. Other trains remain the aame.
Mrs. r. N. Adams, secretary of the
Willard w. G.. L. u, says the state
ment in a morning paper regarding the do,
of a water fountain at Main and
avenue by the Central union is a mis-
take. The donation was made by the
Frances Willard union.
Articles of incorporation of the Gates,
Townsend Il Company were filed with the
of state yesterday, to do a general
real estate and building business in Helena.
stock 100000. The incorporators
are Charles w. Townsend, Alex O. johnson
ind Eugene u. kepner.
At the annual meeting Of the Mac mining
md milling company yesterday the follow
ng trustees were elected: DR.. NJ. w. john
w. G. Baily, Archie Mclean, J. G.
IIoCann and Thos. Jenkins. The officers
ire: w. G.. Baily, president; j. @. McCann,
president; H. A.. Mclean, secretary
treasurer.
Delegates and visitors to the Irrigation
convention to be held at Salt Lake will be
Ible to go there at very low rates over the
Jnicn Pacific. That line will sell tickets
Sept. II and II, good for thirty days, at
s24. 55 for the round trip. The convention
pens the 10Th, and the time from Helena
o Salt Lake is only t~wenty-four hours.