The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-19
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.
Amsnded location notic.s have bean dled
Of this Alice and Regina lodss by Charles II.
Monogram.
A very successful rehearsal OF Madjoon,
written BY Rufus G. Garland. Of Hslsns,
Was held In Enoore hall Inst evening.
Adrnm and ITO corps hss baen organized
by Y. y. Grant corps No, 4, sEons OF Veter-
ans. for the annnalencAmpmont this sum-
mer.
Officer Sc%hsrrenbroieh VA resting nicely
Yesterday. and tina p~rospscts arr that no
will feel no permanent ill-efscta from his
wound.
Jno. w. Eddy 10 very much pleased over
tho news from tho Dividend mine. An az
say OF ore recently struck returned $42.41
to the ton.
The Second National bank has bought At
shetitf's sale a lot on Breckenridge street
with : frontage Of forty-two feet and ninety
Contractor Palmer and the Helena Water
company combined have Main street pretty
we'll tom up Both are pushing work with
a la1 90 force Ct men.
The funeral OF Evan Mattics, who died
suddenly Tuesday evening, will take place
vt $50 this afternoon, from the family
residence, $50 Sander avenue.
The polios are rounding NJ and running
in oil the Migrants ana man with no visible
Judge Gage IL kept quits busy.
A hotel thief, who successfully worked
the McDerraott, at Butte, left that city laat
Monday, taking the train for Helena. He
ls now supposed to bo in this city.
@. Brennan. q clovor puRilist from the
coast. arrived in Helena yesterday. Flo il
anxious to get a match with d man in
i tho @atntA from ia RI 17Q ~rsNA u N1r -
purse.
Ths Womaa's Relief corps Of the q. A.
4. will give = literary and musical enter
tainment ut the Grand Army hall this even-
Ing. There will be dancing, followed by =
supper.
George Wakefield. OF Bszeman, has turned
over his entire National park tr.naportation
VIII run the park transportation business
this ysar.
The next game to be played BY the teams
Of the Montana league will be on Saturday
and Sunday next. Butte plays at Missonla,
Hozeman at PhilllpsburR and Helena at
Great Falls.
The state prohibition convention will
meet At the a. 9. Y. ". ball Friday at
l2:So ?. "a. The speakers u tho evening
session will be Rey. F. D. Kelsey and Mrs.
". w. Wylie, Of Bozsman.
A bicycle trip to Helena ID being con.
sidered By several Of the young athletes Of
Miles City. who have gained control OF their
wheels. The backbone Of the rocky noun
tains offers no obstacle to these ambitious
gentlemen.
The following transfers were filed with
the county clerk yesterday: d. John Eoss
to Charles B. Moss. lots z and 8 block 81,
Grand Avenue addition, ST. 500; Adam sum
mertisld to Joseph Brasenik, LOT | block /,
East Hslsna, 800.
There will be I pall at Turner hall May
%. given BY the Helena Turn Vsrsin and
the Aiasnnerchor, which society joined the
rum Yereln as . section q short time ago
Prof. Peterman's orchestra will furnish the
music and a good time can be expected.
j.: j.. Nye, Of Helena, and Miss Bertha
Anders, of Amsterdam. N. Y, were married
last night by Rev. g. B. Allen, Jr., pastor of
the Warren Street Baptist church at AL
Broadway. in the presence of I few intimate
Yund, Of this city.
The local land office ID in receipt Of
patents for John Thomas, James Davis,
Frederick A. Bartles. Leonhard Fertie,
Anders Olson, Frank Meyer. James Hahn
ing, John CraiRhton, George Casper.
Michael a. Coffman. Robert n. Blanken-
baker. Louis ]. Turnbull, VIM. H. Emer-
son, Richard G. Willett. Thady Lynch,
William Gray and Cornelius Coughlin.
a miniature wagon, an exact rsproduc-
ton Of those used BY the Northern Pacific
Express company, i displayed u the local
office Ct the company. Tt was manufao-
tured in Chicago and cost almost as much
as . large one. Every detail il perfect,
down to the minutest thing, the tires on
the wheels being Of steel, and all the parts
OF equal strength. It is capable Of Garry
ing 400 pounds, u would DO the delight
of any boy who would be fortunate enough
TO be it's owner.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union of Helena have the pleasure of an
%nouncing to the public that Mrs. w. w.
Wylie, of Bozoman. will lecture on Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock. at the Broad
way NJ. D. church. on the subject, "The
Eighteenth National and First Worlds w.
Q. =. U. convention as Seen by a Western
Woman" Those who listened to her in
teresting address before the Teachers as
ISOLATION, held in Helena, will need no urg-
house will greet the lecturer. There will be
no admission charged, but a collection will
be taken at the close of the lecture.
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