The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-22

JOIIlNGS ABOUT TOWN.
A Cornish wrestling tournament will bs
held at a sporting resort on the Ten Mile
road, or July 4.
A special meeting of the city council will
on the paving matter.
The Ladies' Literary and Benevolent 60
ciety will hold q meeting tomorrow at 8 p.
M. at st. Aloysius hall.
Signor Liberati, we'll known to admirers
of music in this city. will shortly begin an
engagement at the Broadwater.
Miss Burge will lecture tomorrow eve
ming at tho Helena Business college on the
culinary art. The lecture will be free.
A cooking school. under the supervision
of Miss X. A. BurRe, of Philadelphia, will
commence to-day, at 700 Ninth avenue.
The roadhouse, known as WRssweillers,
above the Broadwater was opened yester-
dav under the management of White and
Lyden. A large crowd was present.
A passenger, while aliRhting from the
steam motor at the corner of Sixth avenue
and WRrran street:yesterday, fell on his head
and was badly bruised and shaken up.
A gentleman ia now in the city with a
proposition to establish q broom factory
here. He will interview members Of the
Board of Trade, and present his plans.
Arrangements are being made to secure q
glove contest between Ike Hall. a colored
heavyweight, and q white heavyweight, for
a big purse. The fight will probably take
place in this city.
All Of the young peoples societies of the
several city churches will meet Tomorrow
evening at the First Baptist church to form
q local union. Delegates are expected from
all the societies.
Precisoa was produced for the second
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by members of the ITALIA society. Prof.
Peterman lead the orchestra. After the
opera there was a Dance. #
Miss Ellen Beech Yaw, the young soprano
singer, is still the attraction at the Hotel
Bradwater. The electric motor line carried
loads of people out to the famous resort
last night to hear the charming singer.
The sunday excursions to Boulder and
the Alhambra springs are becoming quite
taking advantage of the special railroad
rates to make weekly visits to these favor
ite resorts.
A meeting of the Board of Trade will be
called for Wednesday or Thursday evening
to take some action about the Ceur d'Alene
excursion, which will probably take place
about the Fourth of July. Arrangements
are being made to take a Helena orator
along to deliver the address on the Fourth
Yesterday afternoon a horse hitohed to g
post in front Of Harmonic hall on Broad.
way, got tired waiting for his owner, pulled
the post out and dashed down the street
On reaching Main street he fell down, got
up and madea another start, but before he
was under Roadway ran into the arlns of q
police officer.
The picnic grounds at Kranich's grove
were crowded yesterday afternoon and
evening with members of the society
svea and their friends. A bus line
connecting with the steam motor
at Kessler's station carried people to
the grove. The days pleasure wound ur
with a dance which lasted until a late hour.
@. A. futile, an old railroad engineer
from Wisconsin, who ia on a three months
leave of absence, lost n yellow leather mem
orandum book yesterday, containing $l0s
in bills and passes over the Southern Pa
cific railroad. Mr.. futile thinks he lost
the book while out walking north of the
Northern Pacifio tracks. He has authori-
zed The INDEPENDENT to pay a suitable re-
ward for the return of his property.
The work of remodelling Mine's opera
house is going on rapidly. Two more exits
have been made one on the side and one
leading out to the alley on the south side
of the building. 4he dressing rooms will
be lowered to the level of the stage and
made much more comfortable for the &C
commodation of the players. When the
work of alteration ia completed the interior
will present q much more attractive APP
pearance, and the auditorium will be made
comfortable in cold weather by a new heat
ing plant $751;