The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-24
Several Business Changes Made by
Firms Doing Business in
Bozeman.
Girls Worlds Fair Club OF Great
Falls Give a Dairy Maids
Supper.
I'm nense Quantities of Wool Coming Intu
Great Falis-Ths season At Boalder
Hot spriDgs.


Colloden have disposed of their insurance
business to Geo. L. Ramsey. They will
give their exclusive attention to the real
estate business,
Michael LsnRohr has bought out the pro-
duoe business Of Geo. E. Barnaby, who IL
figuring on going TO Washington state.
The we'll known nrm of Profiitt Il Kopp.
butchers, has bssn dissolved. Mr.. Kopp
will continue the business. Profitt retiring
to look after his other interests.
Tho street cars for the electric railway
arrived Tuesday and soon ws will hear the
gong a. the cars speed along Main street.
The overhead wire 10 almost strung.
The Northern Pacific has made an excur-
sion rate of Is for return trip from Butte
and Helena for the benefit of those who
wish to visit Bozeman on Sundays. Tickets
good from Saturday till Monday.
An emlgrant train of eleven wagons
passed through Bozeman Tuesday on their
way from Nebraska to Salmon City, Idaho,
where they expect to find moro suitable
homes.
Mr.. Sanderson. pastor Of thelFirst Pres
byterian church here. has had Z call from a
church west, and has decided to accept.
We all wish him success in his new field OF
labor.
A subscription was taken up by Charles
Logan for the purpose of fixing mp tho road
TO Mystic lake. The work will be dona
Immediately. and tourists can soon reach
che lake in carriages.
The contract for . bridge over the rive.
and between Gallatin and Jefferson ooun-
Saturday koc
Bridge and Iron company for $7,679. Each
county pays half the cost.
The street commissioner is now having
stone crossings put in whore necessary and
otherwise improving the streets.
Considerable building il being done in
and around BOZeman, and contractors are
being kept busy.
The work ON the large west side school
house has been delayed a little on account
OF the quarrymen not being able to get the
rock out fast enough.
8. w. LanRhorne and W. F. Franklin, OF
whoopinR for the Helena ball team last
week.
Geo. Kinkel, jr., of Manhattan, was in
Bozeman Thu sday and reported crops on
the big ranch in excellent condition, with
good prospects for large yield
Chas: y. Hoover, who knocked the ball
"out of sight" in the last game with Helena.
making a home run. was presented with a
silver cup by Cook & Pace.
George Dilworth, who has been attending
the Michigan university, where he recently
graduated from the dental department, ar
rived in Bozeman Thursday.
Attorney Sutton, of Dell Rapids, g. D.,
has decided to locate in Bozeman and prac-
tics law. He is favorably impressed with
BoZeman and its surroundings.
Chas. Chisholm arrived home Sunday
after pleasant visit in Chicago.
Sydney Fox went to Billings Wednesday
on legal business.
Tuesday out at the 6I rings and report q
very enjoyable time.
Lon Pease. Fred Newland, Sid Adams
and Hank Hearn hied themselves out to the
Gallatin river Tuesday with the intention
of clearing the river Of the inny tribe
They came home very much tho same az
they went.
b. 4. Yerkes, of the Pony Monitor, spent
Sunday in Rozeman.
B. T. Stanton left Thursday for St. Paul
to meet his mother, coming from Pennsyl-
vania.
L. B. Lamme left on business trip
Tuesday to New York and other eastern
cities.
Miss Jennie Maxey went to Helena Friday
on short visit to MIS-. A. H. Hersey.
A. j. Davidson, of Helena. made a bus
mess trip to Bozeman Friday.
Nelson Story d Co. let the contract for a
complete new plant for a Touring mill
Thu sday. to E. p. Allis Il Co., Of Mil
waukee. The old mill will be remodeled.
At meeting held Thursday evening of
the Bozeman Base Ball association, the fol-
lowing were elected directors for the oom-
ing year: II. Z. Vail. A. E. Davidson and
Sydney Fox, re-eleoted, and W. j. Steven
son and q. W. jackson elected to fill the
places of @. Cargili and j. V. Bogert
The officers are: Vail, president; Jack
son. vice. president; Langohr. treasurer;
Fox, secretary, and Joe Moffett, manager.
The association is in good condition finan-
cially, and 81, 200 was voted to be raised in
addition to that already subscribed. Boze-
man will stay with the league and mako a
better showing than she did in the first
series.