The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-16
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

Work on the auditorium is hcing pushed
with all dispatch.
Elizabeth is quoted on the 81. Louis ex-
change Nv 80 cents.
The weather bureau predicts a wnrm
wave for to-day in Montana.
Al u result OF the dog catcherse work.
$3.50 has been taken In for dog licenses THIS
yehr.
The dance at Calumet hall last. evening
was largely attended and was Avery pleas
ant affair.
Herbert b, Reed has sold to Annie Mo
Naughton for 1900, lots 20 and W, block 9,
Moodlawn addition.
1t is reported that the Episoopalians will
establish \ mission Sunday school on the
west aide in the near future.
Latest reports from st. Louis are to the
effect that John Worth's physicians con-
slider his condition quite serious.
Il. L. Flaherty will probably be = candi-
date for the aldermanlc NOMINATION IN the
second ward democratic primaries.
The latter part Of this week a force of
men will be put to work on the Harrison
avenue loop Of the Rapid Transit company.
Bishop Brewer, who returns 70 Helena
for 4 few days, will preach at st. Peters
church this evening. Service at $3.50
O'Clock.
The Hendricks Democratic club will
have a rousing meeting Thursday evening.
Popular local speakers will deliver adj
dresses.
At the meeting of the city council next
Tuesday evening judges will be appointed
and the polling places named for the CITY
| election.
In another column will be found a call
for a meeting of the democratic city com
mittee Friday evening at the Hendricks
club rooms. "a
Il vr Ay.r---.n - NF;rs>uJa hoa sold
to J. Y. Robb. for $1,000, a lot on Elm
street, in the Grand avenue addition,
| eighty-fve feet front and 140 deep.
TIL case Of PAINTER against tho First
National bank, which has been on trial
since Tuesday of last week IN the district
court, is still on and likely to last another
week. %#&-@ t. @
Duke Dutrielle ID MANUFACTURING 2 stove
polish which he calls The Electric" 1t is
%oleanly, requires little labor in applying,
and is a pronounced success. He will put
it on the market this spring.
Persons who are compelled to drive
across town are anxious for the opening Of
Lawrence street. TIL many street car
tracks on the corner Of Sixth avenue and
Main street make the Lawrence street
opening very necessary.
VIM. Hankley. a prisoner in the city jail,
attempted to cut his way out with q lady's
psnknife. The ceiling OF the jail 10 OF
wood, and Hankley had out clean through
it before he was discovered. Tho blade Of
the knife was only a little over an inch il
length.
President Cakes, Of the Northern Pacific
railroad, assured A. NJ. Hotter and Il. M.
Parchen, when in Helena the other day,
that he would do all in his power to secure
such rates for delegates to the mining CON
grssa an would assure q large and repre-
sentative attendance.
George S. Appleton and Wallace q Thorn
burph have sued Frank p. Sterling in the
district court for an accounting on some
$50 feet of property on Fifth avenue. in the
Teitjen addition, which was. it is alleged
in the complaint, bought by all the parties
to the suit in %sterling's name.
Mrs. A. T. Koldrup entertained q few
ladies at her residence. 2O9 South Ewing
street. Monday afternoon. Inc entertain
ment was in the form Of a thimble party,
and during the afternoon elegant refresh
ments were served. Those present were:
Mesdames VIM. Tompkins, Clafin, Lorey,
Williams, kelier. Asnusse,l, Beitiorn, Gro
gan. Reilly. Eehlund, O'Connor, Ellis,
Smith and Miss Williams.
g.. H. Leyson, the Butte iewoler. designed
and made the last nail to be driven on the
compilation OF the .omaa's building ct the
Worlds fair, which has bsen on exhibition
for several days past st G. 3. JAaquomins d
Co.'s STORE. IT has been vary much ad-
mi1sd by Helena l.dies, all cf whom comp
limsnt Mr.. Ieyson on hls originality OF
design and artistic skill, AZ shown in the
finished prnduot. The rail will be returned
to Butte :his morning.
The coanty commissioners yesterday
opansd bids Tor docsor:ng county patients
for tbs ~ensujng yeac. The bidders were
DR.. Csc. n. Barbour, S:.2o; Drs. W. NJ.
Billiard and s. c. Baldwin, 9j,400: Or. A..
b. Mufyay, $1,000; Drs. J. a.. Mcdonald
and Carl ssaul;n, si.lW, sLl to furnish
their own medicine. and Or. Vincent
Haight, 5000. ,si.hoet providing medicine.
On motion of GoU Eni,s;onsr Bytuss SIZE
contract ,sas given TO d.. 3srbour III
$1,000. DR.. 3arboar aud Or. William
Treacy had ina contrast last year at el.5O0.
Large assortment IF curing irons just re-
ceiyed at The Bes N.Te.