The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-12
BOZGman.

There is now money on hand to pay off
all warrants on the general fund, that wei re
registered previous and up to March 90.
DIR. Harris. of Newcastle, Pa. is a guest
of his father in-law, Mr.. Kirk, of this city.
Mrs. Harris, who has been here before, will
remain during the summer.
The county commissioners made a trip
to Three Forks on Saturday. and selected a
site for the bridge to be built over the
Madison near the site of the old bridge.
A number of teams belonging to Al. Love,
of Crow creek, passed through on Saturday
en- route to the National park, whore Mr..
Love has a road contract. The teams were
loaded here with grain and flour.
The June number Of the North West
Magazine contains a write-up of Bozeman,
a picture of the city, buildings at Ferris
springs, which will be open next month. n
parlor of the hotel and a Main street view.
The state Sunday school convention is to
be held in Bozeman, on June %, "a and %,
Entertainment will be furnished by the
citizens of Bohemian to all the delegates who
will be present from any Sunday school of
tn Q state.
Elias Story. of the firm of Story & Co.,
informs us that his company's elevator at
Belgrade will be larger than the one re-
Gently destroyed. The excavating is about
completed and Frank Esler is getting out
the rock necessary.
Rev. A. Wormser, of Michigan, visited
Bohemian last week for the purpose of &C.
curing a location for a party of Hollanders
whom he will bring out this fall. The rev.
ereI d gentleman has made his selection of
about 5000 acres, near Manhattan.
There 10 a movement on foot to change
the location of the cemetery. The present
location is all right. if it was possible to
procure water. 1t might be remarked also,
that it is easier to get water to the cemetery
than to move the cemetery to water.
Il. M. Ferris has withdrawn from the real
estate firm of lines, Ferris d Co. This has
been necessary on Mr.. Ferris' part owing to
his springs and other interests which mon
orollze all his time, making it impossible
to attend TO real estate business without
6etriment to his other enterprises.
In repairing the bridge washed out at
Deer Creek Wednesday,. Benton Kennedy
was struck on the head by n pile and
knocked into the water and though every
effort was made his body was not recovered.
1t was supposed that the blow rom the pile
WAS fatal and that he was dead before reach
ing the water.
Livingston.
Robert Ennis and Mary Pshak were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony at
the Congregational parsonage by the Rev.
w. G. Fowler, Sunday evening, June 8.
Lewellin d Hornheck are now working on
piaHb uIu SpeClnChbloHS Tor II private cot
tage to be erected by Col. L. c. Waters, i'll
the Yellowstone National park, the coming
summer.
Mrs. VIM. s. Batson and children, of st.
Paul., arrived tho latter part of the week.
They are visiting Mrs. Bataon's hrother-in-
law, ID. l. Donayan, and will likely remain
during the summer.
The Ice cream and strawberry festival
given Mt Fowlio's hall on Saturday evening
| for the benefit of tho hand VIVA n GRAND
success. The attendance was very large
and the net proceeds were about 800.
Married, by tho Rev. w. G. Fowler, at
the Concr egational church Tuesday after
noon, VIM. i. Everett, of Castle, and Miss
Henrietta Willard, of Miles City. MIR.
Everett 10 the popular city marshal of the
young city of Castle.