The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-18
GENERAL NEW
OF THE STATE.
white AnIphur Yprlsss.

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Spencer. Mayn!h Hsitnan'e Transports
tion moves 100000 pounds Of freight At =
"trip.
The lines Of the Idaho stage eompany
are bettsr equipped for the winter thsn
svsr before.
Good music II promised at the A. q. u.
w. ball Thanksgiving eve, Nov. %. and
all are invited.
W. 8. Boom and Daniel Macintosh have
purchased J. w. Hinton's candy and fruit
store next door TO ths postoface.
The six-tim0s-a-wssk coach to Neihart ID
4 great thing for tho business interests Of
that camp and the health resort.
Fred Klaue has gone east with two oar
loads Of horses and one carload OF angora
goats. The goats arc being shipped by
John OMAR.
VIM. Sheldon had tho misfortune to lose
his ~Aix-month-old child Friday last. This
was caused by q pfotracted attack of
whooping cough.
The piledrivers. who spent some time At
Townsend, have completed their work OF
bridg e which 10 to be built at that point.
VIM. McGinness has moved his stock OF
drugs from Third street to Main, he having
fitted up a very neat room out of the build
ing formerly occupied BY John OMarr's
meat market.
Mrs. @. E. Richards. who resided here for
several years about ten years ago, and who
since shat date made her home in Lewiston
until q couple OF months since, died At Los
Angeles, CAL, Nov. l.
The First National bank will, at an early
dav start in TO remodel its banking room.
II will occupy in addition to it's present
quarters, the room occupied by VIM. Nc
Ginnsss' drug store. The partitions will be
taken out and the room thoroughly re-
modelled 10 a. to give ample room. Tho in
this change necessary. With the new room
the bank will have q comfortable home and
can handle its immense business with per-
feet ease.
A committee representing the p~resbytsry
Of Montana mst at the Presbyterian church
Nov. IA and Is for the purpose of formally
installing Rev. j. q. Lsnhart e. pastor Of
the Presbyterian church Of White sulphur
springs. Services were held on Saturday
evening, Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Joseph 6anderson, DID,, of Bozeman,
delivered the installation address and gave
tho charge to the pastor, and Rev. George
Edwards, OF Lewistown, the former pastor,
gave the charge to the people.
The business interests of White Sulphur
Springs were never in a more healthy con-
dition than they are to-day. Merchants
are shipping immense quantities of goods
md trade ID good. The people Of the sur
rounding country have been succsssful in
marketing a lot of stock, farm produce,
dairy products, ETC., and are in a most
thrifty condition and we'll able to pay ss
they 20, and for this reason there is a feel
ing Of security about the town and COM
munity not enjoyed for = number of years.
The project OF a telephone to Neihart is
beginning to BIO agitated. This line could
be very ohsaply constructed owing to the
fact that one-half of the route lies through
. denssly wooded section and the wires
could DO strung to the trees. 1t Ia believed
that $500 would be sufficient to put the
line in shape and there is no doubt but what
this limo would make the relations between
Neihart and the county seat much closer
and be Of great convenience to all parties.
1t is suggested that if Neihart would put
$1,000 in the project, White Sulphur Springs
would furnish the est.-Husbandman.