The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-22
INDEPENDENT: HELENA. FRIDAY oRNING.JANUAR q 1892
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

There will bs a meeting OF the 49,. y. ".
this evening at 1880 O'clock sharp,
The new time card on the Northern Fa-
| cifc ID published on another PAGE.
Prizes are to Bio given to the best dancine
couple at Troop AS dance on the evening
Of Feb. y.
Changes in location are contemplated for
the early spring by wv OF the leaolnG re-
tail houses in the city.
! Henry NJ. Parchen has conveyed 70 Mrs.
Helena Borostsds lot y. block ., Flower
Garden addition. for $3.50.
The funeral of Geo. NJ. Foster. who died
near Craig on Wednesday,, will take place
to-day from st. Pauls church.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
have purchased GOO yards Of carpeting IN -.
Paul for the new Sunday school building.
January %, the anniversary Of Robert
Burns, will be remembered BY the Scotch
mon of Helena. by . banquet. and promises
to be largely attended.
The Hendricks Democratic club is fitting
up its headquarters on Main street. oppo-
site the Northern Pacific office. Ihey VIII
be ready for occupancy Feb. l.
Tn INDEPENDENT Publishing company
has completed tho publication Of the civil.
criminal, penal and political codes. They
are contained in four books, OF about oOO
pages each.
There will be a meeting OF the executive
committee of the Hendricks democratic
club in the Office of w. j. Fuchs, real. Of
Montana National bank, Monday evening,
January 20.
The steel work for tho cells and cages in
the new county Jail building is expected to
arrive here soon. when the workmen will
put it in place. The Jail is practically COM
pleted with this exception.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a reception this evening at the
Denver block. A fine piano will be there
and an excellent musical programme Will
be rendered. All are cordially invited.
All boys and girls, who want to grow up
temperance mon and women. are invited to
come to the meetings of the Loyal Temper
ance legion, held in the Denver block every
Friday after school. Come this afternoon.
The bylaws committee appointed last
Sunday ut the meeting At Temple Emanu-
El. met yesterday at the parlors of the
Merchants National bank, and prepared 4
report to be submitted to the session next
Sunday.
The item i'll The INDEPENDENT Yesterday
concerning the disappearance of o.. G. Han-
sen, of Unionville, has resulted i'll locating
the man. Word was received from Con-
tractor Hannoford, at Iron Ridge tunnel
Yesterday, that Hansen was up there work
ing for him.
The beard of pardons will be in session
next Monday to consider the recommends
ton OF Lieut.. Gov. Richards for the pardon
of John Rowan, who was convicted of shoot
ing a man at Butte. Rowan was recon-
mended for pardon once BY Gov. Toole, hut
the board refused to pardon.
Manager Remington has received q letter
announcing that the famous Marine band
Of Washington will make a tour of the
principal cities of the United States next
spring and summer by special permit of the
president and secretary of the navy. April
"a is the date reserved for he appearance
of the band in Helena.
The students of the Engelhorn Helena
Business college we're highly interested yes
terday morning by the practical sugges-
tons made by Nessel Z. Eldred. Of New
York City, an expert reporter and type
writist. This is the first of a series of lee
lures thai will be delivered to the large
classes of the college this winter.