The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-21
J0TTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.
y Tomorrow being q legal holiday til,
q be closed.
i Tho Helena Business College orchestra
! had another rehearsal ut Prof. Petarman'u
last night.
A marriage license was issued yesterda,
: to Il. A. w. Nixon, of Missoula, and Jennie
; Nolan, Of Helena.
r Fred H. Foster has appropriated III
4 inches of the waters of Fall creek. In thit
county. for irrigating purposes.
Il. q. Davies has sold to Ada Il. Boyce
blocka :. Is, IL and % and the north half OF
block 10, in the Royos addition, for $1,4OO.
The democrats will celebrate Washing
TOMS birthday by a big meeting at the
rooms of the Hendricks club in the evening.
Mrs. Lambsrson will organizes a juvenile
avenue next Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock.
The free distribution of hot beef tea, I'M
der the supervisor of two attractive Young
ladies, will begin at Bach, Cory Il Co.'s to-
morrow.
Tho temperance people are reported to
have 500 signatures to the agreement to
vote only for prohibition candidates this
year in Helena.
A census is being taken of the s%ohoolboys
who smoke cigarettes. One boy of soven
years told the teacher he had been addicted
to the vice all his life.
On Wednesday evening, Feb. "a, the
students OF the Montana business college
will give q hop. Music will be furnished
by the Elite orchestra.
Some elegant prizes will be awarded at
the Y. A. w. clubs mask ball Tomorrow
evening at college hall. The attendance
promises to be very large.
Joseph T.. Davis has bought Of JACOB
Schafer Observation-Disclosures of an acre
in township nine, north of range four west
and . water right in Orc Elmo gulch for
49, $50. NJ
The following lode locations were filed
with the county clerk yesterday: Clarence,
Blue Cloud district. by Emil Baumapn:
Needle Point, Quartz gulch, by Peter Hart
~enstein.
Elm genussreioher vortrag, thema: Fritz
Reuters dichtungen wird heute abend in
der Turn halle. den Deutschen Helenas,
durch Herrn DR.. Sohwenesen zu theil.
kommt allie.
Tomorrow being. the anniversary
Of tbs birth of Washington. the
Young ladies Of St. Vincent's academy
will give an entertainment in ST. Aloysius
hall at 1880 p. m.
The executive committee of the A. O. III.
W., Sons of Veterans, and all interested in
eNS SSSA ~ CAo AL "a 1C-I
quested to meet at A. 0. q. w. hall this
afternoon at two O'Clock.
Alderman Thompson intends introducing
an ordinance in the city council. prohibit
ing members Of that body being interested
in any contracts with the city or selling any
feed or supplies to the city.
a gathering of the members of Myrtle
lodge No. 8, Knights OF Pythias. will take
place this evening at eight o'clock sharp at
their hall. Come one and all and listen to
something attractive and entertaining.
Townsend lodge No. 6, A. o. U. w, will
give q ball tomorrow evening at To-
The Elite orchestra OF this city will furnish
quite a number of visitors from Helena.
The Y. NJ. c. A. service to-day will be one
of interest. Good singing will be one Of
the features of the evening. Mr.. A.. r..
Nelson will address the service. All young
men invited. Service begins at four p. m.
Major G. w. Beard will not deliver his
at the Y. M. c. A. Tuesday night,
The major will, however, deliver his lecture
one week later, March l, in the association
hall.
j. L. Prichard, justice of the peace at
a Point, Idaho, denies the truth of the
story telegraphed from that place a few
days ago, giving the details of a shooting
He says there has been no trouble
there of any kind.
The Lewis and Clarke county grand Jury
have been in session since last Monday /
buslly Investigating county affairs. No in
have been returned into court
The jury adjourned on Saturday until
10 morrow forenoon. : &
The Frances E. Willard Loyal Temper 8
moe legion will give "Ye Hatchet Pariie, -
n Adams hall the evening of Feb. .. All :
ire cordially invited. ''The Hatchet !,
camille" will be pleased to serve appro- d
ornate refreshments to their guests after T.
he entertainment. +
; A. j. Davidson has been appointed bv f
Jov. Ioole to the vacancy on the board of G.
Of H. Fl. Hill. The vacancies q
by the designations of Mrs. y
loole and Mrs. Worden will be filled by =
v essrs. Hersh6eld and Mitchell, the ma l
ional commissioners. l
Marshall Sims started for Boise City yes 4
erday with a requisition for Doc : ealey in 7
lis pocket. Seeley had signifed his inten- =
of returning without a reouisition. y
ut the marshal thought it best to be for ~
flied. He will take the papers to Boise, y
AVE them approved by the governor of r
IDAHO, and return by way of Pooatello to a.
'et his prisoner, reaching here on Tuesday. f.
The Provident Trust company, of the n
Incorporation with the secretary of state
estsrday. 1t is Incorporated BY Chas. e.
of West Newton, Mass, and Duff F
Clement, of Spokane. Wash. The capt
al stock is $500, OO0, all of which is paid in
he assets are $3.50. l75 and the liabilities Fl
re f123, 805. g. X. Reeder, of Helena, has
cen appointed as the Montana agent of
be company. st
The junior class of the high school has q
rganized a club for the purpose of road
ag Shakespeare. Ihe officers elected arc:
resident. Cora Smith; vico-presidant.
,alsy Kinsley; secretary and treasurer. N
,velyn Gebauer. The members are Cora G.
pratt, Daisy kinsley. Evelyn Gebauer, Ida :.
lBannon, Mamie Pope. Sophie Hoap, AZ
Vinifred Matheson, Jennie Tom ana "
Cullen. Tho second meeting was Is
cid last Thursday evening at the resi- IT. u
ence of Daisy kinsley. at which meeting I
members were present. The play being J,
cad Is Othello, each undertaking a part. VI
For spring hosiery and underwear 30 to =.
owles' Cash Store. nc
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