The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-16
LIVE MONTANA TOWNS.
Prospects Of Success for the Park
County Teachers Institute
This Week.
Columbus Day VIII Be Observed
by tho Public Schools OF
Livingston.
A Horcymoon Trip of 800 Miles on Horse
back Across tho Grow Reservation
State News.

LIVINGSTON, Oct. 10. - lSpeclal. - Inc
teaehers' institute for Park county viii
convene in this city Tuesday. Dot. Is
The session promises 80 be the MOST anc-
csssful ever held here. A large number OF
teachers from all parts of the county have
signiied their Intention of being present.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared for the evening sessions. anu on
Wednesday evening Prof. X. G.. Young OF
Helena, will deliver . lecture on Robert
Burns.
Rev. W. G. Fowler, the popular pastor OF
the Congregational church of this city. re-
turned Tuesday evening from a three
veeks' visit on the Pacific coast. On has
return he found awaiting him a call
to take charge of the Congregational
church at Hillsboro, N. d. His many
friends In this city are pleased to learn that
he has decided not to accept the call.
The schools In this city will observe Col
umbus day, Oct. 2l. in an interesting and
appropriate manner. An excellent pro-
eramme has been prepared to be rendered
by the pupils in the different school build
ings during the day and in the evening a
musical and literary entertainment will be
given at Hefferlin's opera house. Mrs. Eva
M. Hunser, under whose direction the pro-
pramme is being prepared. 10 sparing no
pains to make the entertainment che most
pleasing ever given in this city by local
talent.
Mayor Talcott returned the first of the
week from an extended visit in the east.
The Merchants bank will be removed to
it's new quarters in Hefferlin's opera house
block about Oct. 20. The furniture and
fixtures arrived from the east the first OF
the week and are now being placed in posi-
ton.
e. Gouehnour has decided to remove his
saw mill, now located on Mulherrln creek,
to q point about sixty miles west OF Mis-"
soula. He expects to have the work of re-
moving completed about Dec. l.
The steamer on Yellowstone lake has
been placed on the dock for the winter.
Capt. A. Shaw, who arrived in Livingston
Friday, states that the season has been 8
very profitable one to the company. q large
number of tourists having taken advantage
of the opportunity to indulge in d pleasure
ride over the highest payigRble body Of
water in the United States.
The Canton Garfield No. Z, 7. o. o. F.,
will give a grand ball at Heffsrlin's opera
house, Wednesday, Oct. 26. Extensive
preparations are being made for the ball,
which promises to be the most successful
social ever given in Livingston.
The Park passenger train was discon-
tinued last Thursday, win to the closing
of the tourist season. A combination train
now makes daily trips to Cinnabar and re-
turn.
On Tuesday A. J. Stoel disposed of the
Bodega saloon, on Calender street, to Fred
Oelker. of st. Paul.
1t is announced tina Miss Helen Wetz-
stein. formerly of this city, will be married
at Cincinnati, o., Oct. 10, to Samuel Apple
baum, a we'll known business man of that
CITY.
Architect /. J. Galbraith presented to the
school beard a new flag which will float for
the first time from the flag staff of the new
school building ON Columbus day.
Capt. r. C. Thomas. the ~well-known con-
tractor of this city. was severely injured on
Friday last while experimenting The work
of placing the machinery in the new power
house of the Electric Light company.
A republican rally will be held at Heffer-
Inns opera house Monday, Dot. "a. The
speakers of the evening will be Hon. G. s.
Hartman and Senator o.. f. Goddard.
l.. M. Carpenter, formerly a resident of
this city. but now of Waukasha, Wis, was
q visitor in Livingston Thursday.
G.. A. Crippen, who is in charge of the
hardware business of A. W. Miles at Big
Timber, was in Livingston Sunday visiting
his family.
Attorney A.. j. Campbell and wife will
depart next week for their home in Michi-
gan, where they will! visit friends for sew
Sral weeks.
@. +. Hefferlin has completed arrange
ments with the Calhoun Opera company to
open the new opera house In this city about
Nov. 1.