The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-07
JOYTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

1t WAS Jane L and not Tom Taylor who
was concerned in the trouble with tn,
Dlckerson family.
Mart Mitchell is now making the trans
fer from the end of the track at his ranct
to Craig in two hours and q quarter.
Friends of Joe Fleming. who shot Georg,
Wright. at Wickes. say that he was not ar
rested but went to Boulder and gave him.
self NJ.
The installation of officers Of Naomi Re-
bekah Degree Longe No. l, I. o. o. F. viii
take place this evening. All Rebekahs in
the city arc invited.
The Gaze of j. +. Rogers. charged with
stealing two suits of clothing from a room
in the Novelty block, has been set for 8
hearing next Monday.
1t is expected that q number of delegates
to the sovereign grand lodge of Dad Fellows
that meets in Portland Aug. - will stop in
Helena on their way west.
The rain storm of yesterday afternoon
m8de more work for the street commits.
siouer, in that it caused larps holes on a
number of the business streets.
Tit following lode locations were 6lea
yesterday: Merrimao lode. Independence
gulch, by William Shouee; Yankee Girl and
Helena View, in independent district. by
A. l.. Mercer.
Montana strawberries are now the only
ones IN the Helena mBrkes. They are en-
cellent both as to size and taste, and retail
for 10 cents a box There ia not a great
supply of them.
While Miss Ella Knowles was at Deer
Lodge on the Fourth as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Nick B~ielenberg, the Boston and
Montana band, of Butte. serenaded the
party at the Bielepberg residence.
The Boston Clothing Company's nine
challenge any team in tho state made up of
boys under nineteen. Return games are to
DO played with Marysyille and Townsend
when the nine gets their new uniforms.
"a Paping E1change'' is tho subject of
me discourse by Rev. Chas. A. Young, of
ann Aibor, Mich, at eight p. IN. this even
ing az the Christian church, Benton avenue
and Hemlock street. All are cordially in
vited.
Percy c. Willmot, Of Augusta, Mont,
and Mise Lena Conroy, of Helena, vera
married at the Episcopal church last night
by kev. r. L. WEBB. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
mot leave via the Northern Pacinc to-dav
lof 4 European bridal trip.
Miss Nellie II. Fergus, daughter o. Hon.
VIM. Fergus. of Fort Maginnis, and John
MenRelkoch, OF Christine, Montana, re-
ceived their diplomas Yesterday from the
Engelhorn Helena business college, and
leave tor their homes on this mornings
train.
The Highland Gulch Placer Mining COM
pahy has been incorporated by W. Fl, Pat.
terson, +. q. Lamson, G. G. Frost and W.
=. IWloky, Of Butte, and w. G. King, of
oprlnghsld. Mass. to do business in Silver
DOW county. The capital stock is So, 5OO.-
oCO. In 80 shares.
The Montana bank has lately receiyed
one OF the !stest improved burglar proof
sates from the Hall company, of Circiu-
hatl. IL IL or the tlme-iOck pattern and
weighs 10000 pounds. 1t POSSESSES several
new Inventions, making it altogether a rare
ana ingenious piece of mechanism.
AT a meeting of the Castle railroad com.
mlttee yesterday kilograms wsro read from
gentlemen In the east. representing extern
siVe financial lnterosts, to the effect that
they would leave New York in a few DAYS
iof helena Tor the purpose of looking into
tne Iastle railroad project with the object.
II 1avorably impressed, of taking hold of the
enterprise. The gentlemen are not CON
neoted with either the Lawrence or Harlow
parties.
July 5 Andrew Greene, a carpsnter en-
piayed IN repairing tho bridges near Mitch
ell nad ms left foot nearly severed in two
py ms adZ slipping from u piece of timber
upon winch Ls WIS at work. lie WAS
Drought TO bis home in this city and Or.
lreacy ssWsd up the wound. Mr.. Greene
Is rather unfortunate, he having been at
"o'k pntn lew days after months of enforced
loleness, owing to slack times in building
circles, About a year ago Mr.. Greene was
nnrs while at work on the new school hopse.
1nls IL his fourth accident.