The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-30
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

KajankA opens u the opera house thia
evening.
Mrs. Lamherton's dancing class will meet
d Encore hall this evening.
Ths Great Northern will extend its train
service TO Spokane about Ju,y !.
The thermometer ranged abound ninety
day.
Tho summer school Of normal methods
CLOSED yesterday after q very succsssfnl sos
siOn.
There viii bs . special meeting OF Rocky
Mountain E~ncampmsnt No. !. L Q. q. +.
tonight.
Anil site has been located in Owyhse
district for the Whitlatoh union mine by
Michael Cooney.
The Golden. Helena No. ? and journal
lodea in Owyhse district, have been located
BY Michael Cooney.
The mines Of the Judith mountain III
try, In Fergus county. are going TO make a
good display of minerals during the session
Of the raing congress.
"Princsss Rebe's Trials" will be given
tomorrow evening at Encore hall for the
benefit Of a poor family in the Sixth ward.
From present Indications there will be q
large attendance.
Jirah !. Foote has sold TO Sarah /. Bruen
an undivided ons-third interest in lots 3, 8.
and 8, block 36, Broadwater addition, for
1882 20. T.. w. Heath has sold lot 2. block
~, OF the Northern Pacific addition. TO II.
b. Reed for $4O0.
Fourteen hobos were run in between
seven u. n. and midnight yesterday. The
city Jail has thirty inmates now. most of
them being arrested for vagrancy. Recent
events in Butte have increased the number
OF hobos in Helena.
&E N sn1r~I& CTIr-n R~AAc. -a8 IN r M Ir1~-~
operator in the Northern Paclfic general
Office, died yesterday from an attack OF in
f1ammation of the bowels. The son will
take the body to. Hampton, Iowa, where the
burial will take place.
Postmaster Clewell has succeeded after
much trouble in establishing . daily over
land mail service between Helena and
10 in shape. The coach will lenve Helena
- 5:3O every morning until further notice.
The third annual convention Of the MonI
tRna State Sunday School association 10
now in session Ut Butte. The officers OF the
association are: President, j. T.. Richards;
'ecording secretary, 2. Sharpe. Helena;
statistical seerstary. H. @ Arnold. Helena;
treasurer, A. HI. Barrett, Butte.
There will be a meeting at two O'Clock
this afternoon of the committee on arrange
ments for the mining congress at the Board
Of Trade rooms. It is important that there
he n good attendance, as e number OF de-
tails in connection with the meeting Of the
congress must be provided for.
The pref arations for the l. O. O. F. quar-
ter-centennial. on next Saturday, are about
completed, and the Helena members hope
that the !. o. o. F. lodges in the vicinity of
Helena will Q large delegations to par
ticipate in the paraas at 10 a. m. In tho
evening the ublic will be tasated to 4 most
elegant programme Of music and speechea
Raymond's circua will be here on Satur-
day, July 2. An exchange says: From it's
entry into town and exit tho above show
passed Oh to the entire satisfaction OF the
public and its pat onaRe. There is none of
the rough, rowdyish element visible usually
with circuses. The perform
ances we're of the very best, and it's manv
new attractions surprised and delighted
all.
The Episcopal convocation of Montana
closed its sessions yesterday, the work the
women are doing in the chu feh occupying
the morning hours. In the afternoon there
Was = luncheon in the parlors of the
church. given by the ladies Of the church.
The guests included all the visitors. cler-
icAl n lay. and all the ladies in attend
anos ut .he convocation. A very pleasant
time WAS had.
The Board of Trade committee on a
Fourth of July celebration has decided
that IL 10 not advisable to have a celebra-
ton this year, many people having ar
ranged to 70 to other towns to celebrate
been suggested that on the evening OF the
second day OF the mining conRress. July 13,
there might be 4 big display of fireworks.
II this should be determined Upon the fact
should be advertised, and the result would
be q big crowd from near by cities.