The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-29
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
BOZeman.


Billy Randall moves with a rush these
days. 1t is a boy.
Nelson Story has already turned over
10000 head of Ok Yoke cattle to Murphy &
Co.
A fireman named Cjley died in thisc city
on Saturday of typhoid fever. He left q
family.
Mr.. Dana, of Wyoming, purchased most
Of the steers of the Sixteen Mile roundup.
He paid $2l, $2S and $332 for them.
The scarcity of wood continues and un-
less one pays $2.75 and 50 for a w%agon-box
full Of sawed wood, he goes without.
The wife of Geo. Nelson, who had been
caring for Pike Nelson at the Holmes farm.
died on Tuesday and was buried on
Wednesday.
The Teachers institute for Gallatin
county will be held at the West Side school,
Bozeman. Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Nov. s, 6 and 7, 1891.
G. E. Church mot with a painful acct
dent while playing ball on Sunday. In his
efforts to knock the ball to cnlesville, he
slipped on the home plate and sprained his
knee.
Alliance Agent WILKINSON is now receiv-
ing grain at the alliance warehouse at
Bozeman and Belgrade. He shipped 220,-
600 pounds of barley and oats on Satur-
$ 81; For barley he got '7'dS ''n's' for OATS
There will be a W. c. T. U. social, with
literary exercises, at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening, Nov. 3. It is in
tended as q farewell to Mrs. Wylie, who
leaves for Boston az a delegate to the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union.
Rev. w. I. Goulder, of this city, OK
changed pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Squires, of
Butte, on Sunday, and preached to a large
congregation at the Smelter city. He like
wise married two couples while away, one of
whom, Jas. A. Underwood and Miss Clara
Allen.
Geo. Davis has sold half of his 400 acre
farm on Reese creek. to VIM. Hankinson,
of Willow Creek, for $500. Mr.. Davis
will remove to Bozeman at once in order to
educate his children, and expects to pur-
chase eventually, a small tract of land con-
venient to the city.
On the evening of Oct. 20 a local lodge of
the Daughters of the Degree of Rebekah,
TO be known as Naomi, No. 8, was organ
lied with twenty-five charter members.
The following officers we're elected: w. G.
NJ, Mrs. Mardis; W. V. q. M, Mrs. Ander-
son; w. treasurer, Mrs. Bessey; w. secre-
tary, Allie Lundwall; w. chaplain. Mrs.
Bisel.
Boulder.
Born. in Boulder. Monday, Oct. %, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Murn, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Winters have re-
moved from Boulder to Helena, in which
latter place they will spend the winter.
The county commissioner meet in special
session next Monday to let the contract for
building & bridge over the Missouri river at
Ioston.
MCPHERSON post, G.. A. r., will probably
celebrate Thanksgiving day with Comrade
BIZ. Hopes and family in the Boulder
valley.
Mrs. George A. Douglas returned home to
Boulder last Sunday from an extended
visit to her daughter and family in the
Bitter Root valley.
John Klein and family, for some time
resident in Boulder, are moving to Bfarys-
vile, where Mr.. Klein is about to take
charge OF the erection of a stamp mill.
Miss Maggie Pollinger, of Madison county.
came to Boulder last week and will remain
here during the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
X. W. Jefries, and attend the public
schools.
Will Parkison has been made a sergeant
of his COM pany of cadets at the school
which he attends, an honor which he car
tursd from numerous other students who
were older in years and attendance at the
school.
Tn teachers institute OF jefferson county
held Il very successful session for three days