The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-29

bullullg, greatly HUQlHQ TO the
beauty of the city and it's speedy compile
ton IL q thing to be desired.
Livingston.
Born, to Mrs. DR.. Shaw, Monday. May rs
a boy, weight twelve pounds.
There will be organized at an early date
tho coming week, a lodge Of A. 0. y. w
Grand Master Workman j. w. KinBley, Of
Helena, will be present.
F. s. Rork, who for n long time oficiated
as conductor on the Northern Pacific, but
resigned last February, il visiting the city
and has many friends. Mr.. Rork is en-
gagged on the Union Pacific railroad with
headquarters ut North Platte.
L. Barker, ticket agent of the Northern
Pacific has returned. He has been on q
visit for the past two months at his old
nome IN Connecticut. He returns looking
hale and hearty as ever, and his many
friends are pleased to sos him again at his
post.
n daily, tain was put on the Park
branch Monday morning for the accommo
cation OF the tourist travel. Engine 165,
which has been very recently repaired and
put In the best of order, draws the train.
The Old time railroad man. Ed. Winston, is
officiating as conductor. The tourist trade
rs OF a peculiar class and it necessarily re-
CURES a conductor who is very kind and
gentle, always ready to answer the many
questions which are asked concerning Won
derland. and Ed. Winston can always be
found ready and willing to do anything for
The comfort of his passengers.
A lively runaway was witnessed Monday
evening. The Castle stage team BECAME
frightened while standing at John Nc
Laughlin's blacksmith shop on Lewis street,
They ran down LOWS sire ct to Second
street and one of them fell in making the
turn causing a separatioa of the lead team
from the wheel horses. The two teams con-
tinued down Second street to Calendar
street, where the leaders came to a stov.
beng IN the habit of putting up at the En-
ms u Robson livery barn. The wheelers.
Win the wagon, continued to run down Sec
ond street, turning OF Park street, where
they dld considerable damage, coming in
contact with the electric light pole at the
corner of Park and Main streets. The pole
was broken off and considerable damage
done to the wires. Here the horses separ-
atea, having broken the neck-yoke and
lines. 10 understand how it could be pos
slole Tor the horses to come out of the
trouble damaged so little and the wagon
My married when so large a piece of tim
Der as the electric light pole would be
broken of is a mystery.
Boulder.
Porn, in Boulder. Tuesday. Nav 26, to
Mr.. anu Mrs. Jerry Ellis, a daughter.
The meeting of the Grand Army post last
Thursday evening at the residence of Com
rade ldlram Cook was a very pleasant
affair.
Married, in the Boulder valley, wednes-
day, May ~. by Rev. j. Fl. johnson, A. l.,
Dnlaney and Mrs. Lydia B. Dulaney, both
OF Boulder valley.
The public schools of Boulder will close
for the summer next Friday. May %. Oral
and written examinations will occupy the
attention OF teachers and pupils the rest of
the time until the closing day.
A new school house for Placer seems now
to be an ssu ed fact. The old school house
Is overcrowded, also unsatisfactory because
OF location. At a meeting of the trustees
last week. they determined to build near
the rallread, on the opposite eide from the
postotfice.
John Moore, Pat scallon and Mike Quinn
lnaulGed III a drunken row ut Whitehall
one day last week, with the result that
Moore received a bad cut in the face aud
hcallon got a slight cut in the arm. Scallon
and Qulnn were arrested and brought to
Boulder and placed in jail.
The family of John Klein, formerly of
Corbin, are living in the Frank Pierce
house, on Second avenue, Boulder. Mr..
hleln is experimenting the building of a
hlg concentration at Gilman, Col, and when
1t IL quilt he may be placed in charge of
1T, In which case his family will ioin him
there.
The carpenters and painters on the hotel
May at the Boulder Hot Springs ars rush
ing work and the building will soon be en-
t4rely completed; The third story is fin
lshed OFT and the rooms supplied with
handsome furniture. One of these rooms
has already been occupied by a bridal
couple from Helena; this fact is considered
u good omen by the managers of the hotel.
Great Falls.
Mrs. A. Il. Merrill celebrated the first an
niversary of her wedding day, May 26, with
u presentation to her husband of an eight
pound boy.
The school board accepted Tuesday one
OF the designs for Il school house submitted
by Hunt d Holscher, architects of this CITY,
ne plans will be altered some before bids
for erecting the building will be considered,
The second raft of logs for the Hotter
Lumber company came in Tuesday. Ihe
raft contained 1O0,0 900 feet, which added to
this 13O, 600 feet received a day or 40 400
makes II fair start for the summer.
A committee from the old CITY council
upon ex-Mayor Dlokerman Tuesday
evening, and G. NJ. Webster as spokesman.
the eS-mayor by presenting to
him a handsome and valuable gavel.
George Watson, who has large coal inter
ests at Bolt, WAS seriously injured on Sun
way iahb ny a iuuHWay Team Lie WAS Grly-
ing from Monarch to Barker when the team
ran away. throwing him out and breaking
three ribs. 1t ID not known whether lie was ,
injured internally or not.
One of the county officials calls attention
TO the TACT that certain parties nre violating
thres of house bill No. 43. relative
to offering for sale trout and other game
hsh at any season. He understands that
certain parties are using giant powder in
order TO nccomp ish their aims {
Tho bay state Cattle company will short ,
" turn over their band of cattle to the l
Murphy Cattle company, Mr. Matt Muir. {
ply being ON the way to Fort Benton 70 s
complete the purchase. 1t il said the brand I
comprises over 10000 head, two-thirds OF .
The herd being beef steers. The nrics I'D i
purely conjecture, but il is thonpht that
N-o per mead all around is about the price. ,
All novels NJ The Bee. Hive sold at 20 psr cent.
only BIC. 1'' oooAs I