The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-26
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

The g. A. II. membera will attend divine
services At ths Congregational church neg
Sunday.
Ralph Beaumont will deliver an address
At Electric hall tonight In ths interest OF
ths peoples party.
On account Of the Castle hall being re-
paired there will he no meeting OF Myrtle
lodge No. 3, X. Of r. this evening.
The ball game scheduled for Sunday nsxt
At Athletic park has bsen postponed. ont o.
respect to the memory of Col. Broadwatsr.
Al the entertainment last night at 81.
Aloysius hall the sllk patch work Quilt was
won by Dr. N. 6alvAil, he receiving the
hiehesS number Of votsA
A ~bootblaok. aged n, who struck = man
severely, was sentenced yesterday 10 thirty
days In Jail by Judge Gage.
r. W. Flake N that out Of respect
10 the memory of Col. Broadwatsr the open
ing concert q the Auditorium has been
postponed till Tuesday evening. May 81.
Location notices were filed yesterday BY
4. b. Muller and others with the county
clerk Of GAO acres of placer ground. being
section sixteen, township ton north OF
range four west.
N. Hilger hat the steamer
Rose has rssumed regular trips on the
Missouri through the Gate of the Mount
aims. The judge saws she will also make
trips TO the sapphire fields TO EldorAdo
bar and other points above to Canyon
ferry.
The rehearsals of Madjoon have been
postponed to Friday and Saturday nights
next, May ~ and %. The cast ia COM
plsted and the principals will all be present.
The opera house has bsen engaged n the
opera will be pushed with all possible
speed.
The following commissions in the Ma
&sot~OD f~N. ~ wun~n snnnAN unA
terdsy: Wesley Writ Warren to be judge
advocate with the rank Of captain of a '
airy; Walter j. Crowell, first lieutenant.
and Caleb Davis second lieutenant, Co. E.,
first regiment infantry. N. G. NJ, stationed
at Dillon, Mont.
Alderman 0. W. jackson and a man
named Anderson had a fist fight on Main
Anderson. The trouble arose over q suit
for damages for illegal arrest insti uted by
Anderson against the father Ut tn alla:-
man. and in which the elder Jacks q oame
out victorious.
The police department Yesterday re cei ed
a telegram from the uncle of the b , B r
rows. who tried to pass a worthless eAcek
on the Merchants bank, to arrest md hold
him till he could send for the lad. The
latter is anxious to 90 home. He explains
the check affair by saying his mother has
non in the bank and he knows she would
let him draw on it.
The committee appointed by the Board
of Trade to draft resolutions on the death
OF Col. 9. A. Btoadwater ia to meet at the
Board of Trade rooms this afternoon at
$3.50. The committee is requested to report
to the board this evening. The members
of the committee are A. W. Lyman, s. r.
Hauser. H. NJ. Parohen. r. G. Wallace and
Il. E. Fisk.
Yesterday was Duncan McDonald's thirty.
second birthday and his friends did not
allow the occasion to pass without notice.
About fifteen of them vent down to
the Belvidere house, and through Col. Jas.
Sullivan. presented him with an elegant
Rold-headed cane. After tho presentation
the party sat down to a fne dinner. Ms.
Mcdonald remembered the occasion by
giving her husband a beautiful A. O. U. w.
watch charm, and his daughter gave him .
ruby ring.