The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-09
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The members OF the various militia COM
panies la Helena will give y ball ~ the A.
mory, Sept. ~.
There will be a meeting Of tina Il. p. q. i
this evening at eight o'clock sharp. A snl
attendance 10 earnestly requested.
Yesterday was the tifty-third anuiversar,
of the genial Judge Fleisher. His friends
wished him worry many happy returns Of thu
day.
The Unitarian sociable ut ths Eeasdeno,
of Il. II. Kleinschmidt last evening val
very well attended and proved most enjoy
able.
j. Kaufman and Mrs.. Chandler. Of Cas-
cade. were united in marriage at the Grand
Central hotel parlors last tuesday evening
by Justice Woodman.
United States Marshal Furay has = tels-
gram from Coroner N. J. Myers. OF Mis-
sOula county, saying q half-bresd killed an
Indian At Arlee and 10 now in Jail At Mis-
soula.
Col. w. F. Wheeler has now in the rooms
Of the Historical society the portraits Of oil
seven OF the United States mArshAls OF
Montana since 1864. except that of Col. 4.
Q. Botkin, and that has been promised.
Any foreign citizen who wishes to vote
for presidential electors must. says Regis
try Agent Loeb, have taken out his second
papers. As the registry offices will open
sept. IL il would be we'll for all those in
ter ested to note the fact.
Marshal Furay has decided mot to make
any fight for the republican nomination OF
sheriff Of Deer Lodge county. Al the end
of his tims Rs United States marshal he
will retire from politics aud probably en-
gage In some mercantile pursuit across the
range.
The Good Tsmplars will give . basket
sooiabls Monday evening. Each lady 10 exS
peoted to bring 9 basket containing q small
lunch for two. A postoface will be con
neoted with the entertainment and . jolly
good time is expected. Everybody 10 in
vited.
Edward v. b. Alderman and his wife,
Fannie Alderman. went before Judge Buck
in the district court yesterday, and regu-
latly adopted a. their child the two months
old daughter of Elsie Kierstead. b volun-
tarily gave the infant into their charge.
The child 10 called Della.
The case Of Martha Sohwabs against
Marcus Lissner and others. being the old
fight for the possession of tho Capitol
gambling house, has been carried into the
question Of the right of a justice Of the
peace to vacate his " judgments.
The Frances Willard Union will hold its
seventh Demorest silver medal contest this
at Adams hall. The contestants
are all young ladies Of fine talent and ac-
ability. All friends of temper
ance are cordially invited and urgently re-.
to be present. Admission, 20 cents.
Capt. w. II. Bisbes, of the Fourth United
States infantry. arrived in Helena yester-
day from Fort Sherman. He has been de-
tailed by Secretary Elkins, of the war de-
.partmsnt. to inspect the national guard of
Montana. and will go about il az soon az he
can arrange the details of his trip with Ad-
iutant General Howell.
The Northern Pacific, Great Northern
and Union Pacific railways announce rate
Of $64. SO from Helena to Washington, D.
O. and return, for the G. A. X. encamp-
They will be on sale Sept. II to IL,
will be good returning till Oct. u. 1t
IS the cheapest rate ever made to the ma
capital from Helena.
Annual statements were filed with the
county clerk and recorder yesterday by the
American EaRle Mining company and the
silver Mountain Mining and Reduction
company. The capital stock in each case is
$500. 0OO. OF which IS is paid in, tho re-
naindsr being for property purchased. The
indebtedness of the former is 1881. Is and of
he latter $500.
The state house is beginning to assume a
business air once more, the officers who
vent to the republican convention at Great
Falls having mostly returned. Treasurer
Hickman, Auditor Kinney and Secretary Of
state Rotwitt were at their desks Yesterday.
Attorney General Haskell came up from the
:ails, but went off to the eastern part of the
'tate. Clerk Kennedy, of the supreme
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