The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-04
JOTTINGS 0 TOWN.

The Portland lode in Scratch Gravel Hills
district has been located by VIM. Burke.
Twenty acres OF placer ground IN low
district have been located by Daniel 7.
Simpson.
w. j.. Beckett is being urged by his
friends to take the nomination for county
auditor.
The Bald Butte Mining company has just
paid its regular monthly dividend Of two
cents . share.
The statement that Patrick Power was
taken to the Warm Springs asylum was a
mista ke. He is at his home in the Ptickly
Pear valley under tbs care of his family.
The Good Templars' basket sociable that
was to come of on Monday evening il post
Sept. u. The lodge will meet as usual, to-
morrow evening.
The Helena Meat company filed its an
Eual statement with the county clerk yes
to-day, showing its capital stock to be
$21.0O0. all of which is paid in. There is
no indebtedness.
The regular monthly. meeting, Of the
Woman's home. postponed from last week,
will be held on Monday at 1890 a. M. at
the residence of Mrs. Hilmsn, Breckenridge
street.
During the past week a case involving the
mineral or non-mineral character of sec-
ton Il tthe Sanders ranch) has occupied
the attention of the local land Office, The
claim agents are endeavorinR to prove it's
non-mineral character.
The Montana Central will run a special
train to Great Falls Monday evening on
account OF the republican state convention,
The train will leave Helena at eight p. M. On
Thursday thers will be an excursion to Mel
hart, leaving Great Falls at nine q. 10. and
returning the same evening.
n r Eprrak% uho ho. I,;1 Ill
phalt pavements in Halens this summer,
has been awarded the contract to lay an
asphalt door in the electrolytic establish
ment being built by the Boston and Mon.
tana company at Great Falls. Hs will be-
gin the work Sept. is, and it will coat s., 500.
very enjoyable musicale was given at
the Grandon block Friday evening BY Prof.
PeteIman and his family. The violin solos
OF Master PeterInan were the features of
the entertainment and received much
praise from critics. Prof. Peterman will
leave to-day With his family for the east,
where Master Peterman will be placed at a
conservatory.
Martin L. Creed, who is wanted in Okla
homa, was arrested yesterday by Marshal
Calvin and Officer Rossler. He has been
working in the valley. and was taken into
custody when calling for mail at the post
office. The charge against him Ia not def
nltely known. and tbs marshal has notified
ohiaAo1hh people tnat No mas tue man
arrested.
Missoula and Helena are out for a great
struRele to-day at Athletic park. The re-
suit of yesterdays game has increased the
interest in the racs for the league ennaut
"Slver' Munday will be- in the box for the
home team and the strong armed Griffith will
twirl for Missoula. The game will be called
At 3:sD p. III. 1t will be a good game and
there should be q big crowd in attendance.
The Helena wheelmen will banquet MIR,
Frank Il. LEM, tho cycle tourist, at the
Broadwater hotel this evening. All L, A,
w. members are invited, and those desiring
to participate should be ut tho club rooms
not later than $3.50 p. m. Mr.. LEM will con-
tlnua his journey around the world We'd
nesday morning. He will 20 by way of
MIssouln. spokane, Portland and San Fran
CISCO; thence 70 Yokohama by steamer,
A very pleasant birthday surprise party
was given last Wednesday evening in the
rooms of the Perrin Shorthand club at the
residence of Prof. Enge'horn, by the young
lady members of the club. in honor to their
president of the progressive club, Mr..
August G. Schneider. The interested par.
ties were the Missea Lyle and Louiss
Ehrdly, Anna Carlson. Maude Wall, Mr.,
and Mrs. EngelEorn. Profs. Nippsrt, Hans
valid and Dearborn, Mr.. Edwards, J, T.
PronRer and others.