The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

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a lien for estsls vas Med against Helen.
Larsen Tor labor.
There win - A alnost sntirs. tso.Gsni-
xation u the Helona hass ball club s0esore
~ plays iAs next game.
sheriff JoHNris expects TO move hin pris-
onsrs into ths new county jail about July !.
The sesond tier Of cells 70 now being pus
In place.
There vii! 30 40 meeting Of wv lodge No.
q. X. Of n, thia evening, owing TO fenova-
tion Of the lodge oom. Tbs next regular
meeting will be held on May 81.
The Union Pacific will soon have . tele-
Rraph wire Of their own from Butte 70 Hell.
ana. The Wsstern Union 10 TO construct
II, and the material II on the read.
Ths regular ,nestinR. Of the Catholic
will be held this evening at - AloSslus
hall. All msmbcrs are requested 70 20
present.
A Ksslsy in~stituteis to be established In
Helena hy st. Paul and Minneapolis men
who have good financial backing. NA Min
nsapolis physician 10 to have charge OK she
institute.
The following telephone ofioss are now
open and can BE- reached by tho Msstsrn
Unien vic Biz Tinber: Melville. Mssano'
Cottonwood. Lswistown.
The Uaion Pacific will make . rate OF q
fare and q hfth for the round trip Tor the
Meeting association 70 b held at Ogden
May 27to Jane 4 inclusive.
Cards are out announcing the wedding Of
Rev. w. II. Colder pastor Of the southern
Methodist church. At Bozeman. TO Miss
Laura X. Dawes, & member OF his y
CATION. on Wednesday. June l.
Mayor Curtin has appointed A. B. Smith
policeman IN the, place Of Oscar Carlson.
place Of Peter Seha renbroich during the
%latter's disability from his wound.
Henry Johnson, of Fridley, Mont. writes
to The INDEPENDENT for information pom
corning his brother Albert, who ID sup
posed to be in Montana. M. johnson will
be glad to receive any news OF Albert.
s. A. Witherbie.. OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
has conveyed to w. H. A. Brown. Of Chi
cago. IN undivided thirty-second interest in
16O acres of placer ground on American bar,
near the gate Of the mountains, for $500.
Tho following lode location notices were
fled with the county clerk yesterday: A..
w. Ottawa district. by James D. Iierney.
and N. A. Lynch, Bald Butte, Red Noun
He'll.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared for the entertainment to be given at
Temple EMANUEL tomorrow evening.
Some OF the best amateur vocalists and
musicians in the city will take part in the
concert.
The local Great Northern Office has al
ready distributed 1900 Of the Helena con
vention folders issued recsntlv by that rail
way, and has ordered another big consiRn-
ment. Macy Of them have been sent by
residents to eastern friends. d
Rocky Mountain branch No. 298. Catho-
lie knights of America, nave received an
invitation from the executive committee of
the A. O. U. W. to take part in the parade
III June IA. 1hs new silk banner of the
branch will be seen for the first time in
public.
The condition Of stock in MeaRher
county is reported to be good. Thomas
Clark, of tho Boston and Montana Sheep
company. was in Helena yesterday. He
says that out Of the 5000 head belonging to
his company but few were lost during the
winter and this spring. The grass is COM
ing out finely.
The 500 acres of land on French bar, 10
long in dispute between r. H. Kleinsohmidt
and G. G. Stubbs, and which was decided
last Saturday to be open to settlement. was
located on Sunday by thirty-two Helena
men. MI. Stubbs appeared on the scene q
couple of hours after it had been taken up
a. placer ground.