The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-24
JoTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN..

j.. i. Shanahan Wal admitted TO practic
IN the distrint court yesterday.
" IL announced that the work Of pAvinl
MAIN Strset will commence May 4.
The Bonanza lsds, in Hsvan Milo district
has bssn located " Juliua q. Hallum.
". ii. Orr yesterday broke ground for /
now $1,000 rssidsnes for John Murta. 81
Spruce street.
]. r. Brusvitz has appropriated 600
ct the waters OF seven Mile creek, noal
ClouRh Junction.
The eighth annual sncampment OF tho
department. Of Montana, q. A. r., will be
held May -. 20 and n.
The Helena and Victor Mining company
. total Of $4,000 paid to date.
A halt interest in the Gold Leaf lode In
Seven Mile district has been sold for $3.50
BY w. II. Morrell to ]. G. HAllnm.
The L.disa' Auxilisry society. OF Tenn pie
Emanuel will meet Monday, May as at
Mrs. ]. Feldbsrg's, 221 Fifth u
The Murphy gospel temperance meeting
tonight will he led by w. r. Conner, w.
s. d.. Smith and Billy Sears. ALI are in
vited.
An ~overheated Hue in 81. V~incent's
academy last night caused the city hall fire
apparatus to be summoned by telephone.
Very little damage Waa done.
Homestead patents have been received at
the Helena land office for Patrick Holland,
of Chotean county. and Eddie Suter and
Joseph Suter, of Fergus county.
The executive committee OF the Woman's
Relief corps desires to thank all those who
aided in making the meeting for the relief
of the Russian sufferers q success.
There will be a mass meeting OF the
colored citizens of this city on Monday
evening, April %, at the rooms OF the Silver
Leaf CLUB. A full attendance il desired.
The Hayes-Allcn twsnty-round contest
will take place this afternoon at Corbett d
Irvinea' sporting resort, for q purss Of 300.
Beth men have been in training and it
promises to be a great 90.
9. W. Cannon yesterday received the fol
lowing telegram from Lie Grand B.. Can
non. dated Nav York, April 20: doctors
report Mrs. Cannon as improving. | DO.
lievs she is skillfully attended. Will do all
We can for her"
Chick Rodgers has deposited $50 in the
hands Of tho sporting editor Of The INDIE
D for 8 match with Harry Rodgers,
is to be with f%our-onnce gloves, and Rod
gers money must be covered BY nine p. IN.
Tuesday.
The I. Fl. ID Whist club was organized
last Friday evening by thirteen Helena
people who do nos bellows in superstitions.
A series of games will be played, and the
one winning the most ID to receive a prize
costing not less than S13. Tho officers are:
J. Z. Walker. PRESIDENT; r. II. Beckwith,
treasurer; G. a. Campbell, secretary; u. M.
Merrill, general utility.
The ladies OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church will give q basket social for the
benefit of tho mission (started in the Sixth
ward a year or two ago), on Monday even
ing, April 25, at stoner's hall, on Helena
avenue. All the friends Of this enterprise
are urged to attend and bring others with
them. Coffee, cake. and other toothsome
articles villa be furnished, aud a good time
is promised.
Sister Josephine requests the members Of
the building committee of the orphans
homo to meet on the grounds where the
is to be erected, at 10 a. m. Monday.
The excavation for the new orphans' home
will be commenced tomorrow. W. C.
and John Bradley are giving their
teams and services. Any other person who
feel disposed to give their labor to help
the orphans may report to MIR. Hickey or
Mr.. Brady.
The frst state convention Of the Young
Peoples' socisties Of Christian Endeavor
Of Montana. will take place at the Presby- |
tarian church. corner Of Eleventh avenue
and Ewing street. Thursday ana Friday,
April 20 and %. DR.. F. =. CLARK, Of Bos-
ton, the founder Of the Christian Endsavor F.!
Rev. F. p. Tower, president of
the Montana university; Rev. Jas. Reid.
president of the College of Montana, and
other prominent Christian workers will de-
livsr addresses. A cordial invitation ia ex-
TO all, and those interested hope |
that the Christian people of the city will, |
by their attendance, show their interest in /
the young people of the city and state. and
thus aid in the SUCCESS of the convention.