The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-26
8N&8A#E AEHM5NA*TSyy FNE#%@H |R NM @3 nv S- 7
tDnAxn u All Ready n Celebrate
Ia Glorious Day Of
Independence
New BuildinGs In Process Of Rreo-
ton and Extension Of
Electric Lines.


HnxxrAN. june M-[SpeciAl 1.-THE
fOprthof July IL 10 be celebrated
hssa N grand. style. Mayo
Ramsey has succeeded in getting ur an ex'
Saa,ant programme. The Grafton will b,
SsRsysrsd by Rsv. DR.. Reed, of Deer Lodge
a Grand procession will take place in thu
snnrniue while Butte and Bbxsman will
nsypss tAe baseball! enthusiasts in the after
nupa. In the evening Fireworks will BE-
u aaseA fran thc mountain "Old Badly"
Mna also from she lower hills.
Noalahoass circus failed to ahow here
wednesday evening ON account OF washous'
sghSs vsmt through 10 Livingston in order
- make eastern dates.
TIE ccuuty bridge At Central park 10 In
danger of being carried away unless the
NeSer sshssdss. An expert from Minueap-
Aais arrived Saturday to look after the work
u saving il il possible. County Commits
sicner Rasiuski has been kept on the move
Ma week on Account of high water.
d G. wylie left Tuesday for 4 short visit
70 Aissouia.
A large amount Of building is being done
Ia Boxenan this summer and all buildings
are now rented. Some two hundred are al
H&8Uy 0I0Ct6u VI WClA uAaAOt WSyt @AA .
srs of the latest design. The new west
hide school house, costing $4,000, 10 being
rapidly rushed through. the foundations
beinR already laid. The east side school
house will have a large addition put on it
also. Among the finer dwelling houses
being built are those of John A.. Luce, J. u.
Martin, ID. ID. Smith, VIM. Frances, II. T.
Caldwell and Dr. Sanderson, all in the west
end.
The Touring mill is another of the build
ings to be erected here. 1t will cost $780,,
900. The foundation is o complete.
The work Of laying the track for the
electric line began in earnest Monday. A
large force of men are at work and will
hayesthe track we'll under way this week.
Cars ate expected 70 arrive Saturday, n
thS line will probably be in operation by
the 4th Of July.
Monday evening a very enjoyable ''six-
hand euchre party" was given at the resi-
dence OF u. i. Haskell, in honor of Mrs.
home in Chicago. About Twenty-Five in
vited guests were present. A nice luncheon
was also served.
". i. Tull. who has been living in Cali
fornia all winter. returned to Bozeman
Monday to loo over his mining interests.
Inc members OF tu0 Olu DAUu are SetGluK
their Instruments together in order to re-
organize.
r.. d. Ellis has purchased a large quantity
Of oats, for which he is paying $1.3O, and
expects them to go much higher.
The strawberry crop in this valley will be
very large and some growers have already
contracted their entire crep.
Samuel Mendenhall arrived home from
Corneli college Tuesday. He will spend his
vacation in BozemAn.
Elmer Ray ia now in Butte, where he may
decide to remain.
Job j. Coleman, of Helena, was regis
tered ut the Rozeman Thursday.
The base ball team left here Friday morn
ing for Butte to look for fresh scalps. They
expect a hard game, but 20 there confident
OF doing the boys of the smoky City,"
C.S. Hartman left for Livingston Wednes-
day on legal business.
E. E. Veltum and wife. after an enjoya-
BILE visit to the Pacific coast, returned home
Tuesday.
Tuesday evening a return leap year party
was given in the Armory hall by the young
men who were lately entertained By the
young ladies. The programme an excellent
one, consisting of twenty-one dances. Fine
music was rendered by the Bozeman or
chestra. An elegant lunch was served at
the Palace cafe. About forty couple were
present.