The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

4 fine lot Of apples from the Bitter Root
valley reached the fruit stands yesterday.
II. n. Parchen has sold TO A. NJ, Lstson
$3.50.
s. 1. Hsuser has sold to Alice NJ. Holden
lots | n 2, block IL. Floweree addition,
for 81, 800.
Charles Helbert has sold to Michael Duffy.
Of Hancock. Mioh.. lot Z, block II, Mays
vile, for $3.50.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to George s. Gsddis and Regina =. Burke,
both Of Miles City.
Twenty acres in section nineteen, town
ship fifteen. north Of range three west have
been located by John +. Mitchell.
The Cleveland coiored democratic club
Will meet at eight p. NJ. to-day at the club
rooms, corner Of Main and Grand streets.
Rev, N. Nilsson will preach In the Ger.
man NJ. y. ohurh on Hoback street, Thurs
dsy the 22nd: at eight p. m. All arc cor.
daily invited.
j. W. Mitchsll desires TO return his
trsme kindness to him during the illness OF
his wife,.
Manager Remington expects to give the
theat'e-goers OF Helena q t, eat this season.,
in that he will plav Alexander Salvini, who
will visit the Pacific coast next month.
M. H. Bryan, G.. s. Getchell, John T.
O'Connor and Willie Pope will leave 10. day
for the St. Regis country, in Missoula
county, for \ few days on . hunting and
fishing trip.
Chief Justice Blake, at the supreme court
chambers yesterday. united in marriage
Silvan Huges and Margaret Gary, of Butte.
The witnesses were Associate Justices De
Witt and Harwood aud Col. Sanders.
The state Historical society received two
large framed Photographic, one from George
N. Pinney, formerly one of the United
States masshals of the terrisorv of Mon
tana, and the other from 9. w. Cannon, of
Helena.
At the monthly session of the state board
of examiners yesterday the following ac-
counts were allowed: Conlev d. Mclagu ne,
state prison contractors, $7,9l9. 16; Mitchell
d Mussigbrod. contractors for the keen of
the insane, 1854.
The twelfth annual session of the Mon
tana Christian association came to a close
at the Christian church on Benton avenue
Yesterday. Before the close there was IL
joint meeting Of the association, the Chris
tian wOmen's board OF missions for Mon
tana and the Montana Sunday school con-
vention.
Rev. Shaffer, the new minister of the
& aud street Methodist church South, will
address the members Of the Murphy Gospel
temperance Union at their hall on Main
street tonight. This 10 his first appear
ance and it is hoped he will be given a
warm reception. All are invited. Good
singing and good speaking.
The Unity club will hold an open session
at the g. A. II. hall on Park avenue to-
night ut eight p. m. Col. w. F. Sanders
will deliver an interesting lecture, and
Messrs. II. 9. Garland and Jos. thinner
man will render musical selections, An
AVH0nkiNnaI TRAIT Ia vornvnicoN ~ <l,a <oro,n
public. as the club ranks high in literary
oiroles.
A German democratic club WAS organized
at Turner hall last night. Another meet
ing will be held to elect temporary officers
next Monday night at the same place. The
temporary officer. chosen last night were.
George Mahrt. chairman, n II. Tom.
secretary. About fifty were present and
were enthusiastic at the prospects of a
large membership.
The Damp dance, under the militia COM
panies will be held at the armory tonight.
The interior of the building has been ar
ranged and decorated 80 that it presents
the appearance of a vsritable military
camp. A camp fire. al which will be served
coffee, ha'dtack and beans, forms one of
the features. Between the dances lemon
ads il to be served from a large barrel in
ono Of the tents. The regular supperv will
be served by d. s. Taylor.
On Oct. 2 the msenuerchor of Helena
turnvorein, assisted by the Ladies' sooiety,
will give their opening concert for tho
season. The ladies and Rsntlsmen partici-
patinR in it have spared no time and pains
to give something good TO the public, and
there 10 no doubt that under tho leadership
OF Mr.. Henry Blume the affair will be q
success. Besides some very fine pieces for
quartstte and male choruaes, tho mixed
ohoruses. consisting of twenty-five NOM
bers. will show all lovers of good singing
what can DO accomplished by careful train
ing The second part of the entertainment
il ''The Posse" '"Ths Hunters" q one act
comedy. full Of fun and wit. As usual tho
rest Of the evening will be spent in dancing.