The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-17
Ladies' blouse waists in large variety Just
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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

boy, born yesterday.
A fou%rteen-pound boy was born to Mrs
Patrick Harrigan, Of Marysville, last night
at IL O'Clock.
Ike Hayes and Mike slavin will fRh,
twenty-five rounds at Livingston, May 20,
for q purse of $500 q side.
Ihe ladies auxiliary OF Temple Emanu.
I'll will give a concert next week at Encore
hall. some OF the best local talent in the
city will participate.
VIM. Harrison. the owner OF the Baxen.
dale quarrles, has agreed to furnish the
! granite to be used at the drilling contest
during the session of the mining congress
in July.
Ida Hutton, oolored, a Clore street
charge of robbing q F~inlander named
Jacob NUM-. The charge against her is
grand larceny.
Rumors are current of changes on the
Northern Pacific with a view to outing
down expenses. It is said that a number of
division superintendents will be done away
with by consolidation.
Mrs. Edward S. Richard. died Sunday,
aged 70. The body was taken to Butte yes
terday for burial, where two sons and q
daughter Of Mrs. Demars reside.
Among the others who freely gave their
services in exoavatlng the foundation for
the Orphans home wore John Lamey. Mr..
Healey. VIM. Stuewe, Michael Carr, Thos.
Carr, Patrick Sweeney, Mr.. Byrne.
The Young Peoples Local union will
eight o'clock iii the PRESBYTERIAN church.
Subject: How Shall We Pray?' An i'm
portant business meeting will follow.
A fire at John Duffy's ranch, on Silver
creek. yesterday, destroyed all the outbnild-
ings, 800 bushels Of oats and 1000 pounds Of
hay, certainly a loss Of $1,000. It's origin is
a mystery. The dwelling was saved.
Tn artesian we'll is now down 1,O25 feet,
and the contractors say the outlook is favor-
able for an artesian flow. The formation is
hard sandstone, and while the progress is
very rapid, the hole is going down Ill
right.
All the assessments for the opening Of
street have been paid in except
that Of Richard Jockey, who is eontssting
the matter in the courts. The work of
carting away the dirt is being pushed as
RI pldly az possible.
A literary and musical entertainment ia
to be given at Grand Army hall, on Park
avenue. Thursday by the Woman's Relief
corps, auxiliary to the Grand Army. Danc-
ing and a supper will also be had. The
price of admission is 50 cents.
The following transfers were filed for
record yesterday with the county clerk: s.
A. Witherbes to w. a.. A. Brown. an undi-
vided one-thirty-second interest in 100
H. B. Reed to p I. Simmons. lots IL and II
block 30. Mclean Park, 1915.
According to wsll-authsnticated reports
Kalispell. in the Flathead country, is going
to have a 100 barrel four mill this season.
A gentleman from that section vouchsafed
that Information yesterday, and said that
III addition a move was on foot to put in an
atarfr1R l1rhk nj a nt md a rofor vuorho uvr- |
tenn. w"r
Mrs. W. W. Wylie, Of Bohemian, was sent
BY Montana as a delegate to the National
w. G. L. y. which met in October Of last
year at Bozeman. Mrs. Wylie will deliver
a lecture describing her trip and the CON
vention on Thursday evening of this week.
Mrs. Wylie is an interesting speaker. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
A wagon belonging to 3. F. Hooper came
collision with a Rapid transit car yes
about noon. near the auditorium,
and was demolished. In the evening u
buggy belonging to John Zeigler had a
shaft broken by being struck by a car on
the same line. Too much care cannot be
either by drivers Of teams OF
pilots Of cars.
The current number of the Montana
Lodge Record. just out, contains excellent
of Geo. 3. Shaw, supreme chan
eelIor of the Knights Of Pythias, L. A.
Walker. Junior representative, Lee Mantle,
I. H. Kleinsohnidt and John L. Sloan,
past grand chancellors. The various de-
partments are full and complete, making it
the model secret society publication of the
Justice Dewitt thinks he has a good Joke
on George W. Shaw. On Sunday the JUS
went to the Northern Pacific depot to
a friend who was among the dels-
gates to the Presby terrain general assembly
az Portland. Mr., Shaw was on the plat
form looking for an acquaintance. He
walked up to the justice and said: Your
face looks familiar to me. What synod do
you representa-" Justice De Witt replied
that he represented the synod of Butte. 1t
then dawned on the questioner that he had
seen the supreme court Justice on the
streets Of Helena almost every day since
She court WAS organized.
Manhattan.
Town lots in Manhattan are now offered
for sale. For full particulars as to prices
and terms Of sale address George Kinkel.
Jr., or VIM. D. Flowers, Manhattan, Mon
The entire Brunell stock of dry goods