The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-11
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

A Japanese wedding entertainment will
be given at East Helena Juns IL
The rain Yesterday prevented the ball
game between Helena and P~hilipsburg.
Robert Cleave has appropriated I water
right Of 800 inches TO the waters sof Marsh
creek. S%. &@]@
Mary ]. Brown has sold 100 acres ~ land
west for 500.
Mayor Curtin will probably put on q
number Of special policemen during the A.
q U. w. convention.
The programme for tho Ellen Beach Yaw
concert TO be given ct Ming's tonight, will
DO found in another column.
The inmates Of the county poor farm
wish to extend their thanks to all parties
for fruits and flowers sent to the poor farm
Thursday.
At the concert tonight at Ming's opera
chestra will render the overture to Nj.
Garland's opera "Madjoon."
The Ladies Auxiliary Of Temple Emanu-
Ell desire to express their sincere thanks
and gratitude to those ladies and gentlemen
who 90 kindly assisted in making their con-
cert q success.
The Northern Pacific railroad has made
. rate Of one fare for the round trip TO Gin
cinnati on account OF the national prohibi-
eooA ASAVS0 VAN8 O0Ao -
and %, good to return until July 8.
The reeulrr monthly meeting Of the Mon
tans society Of civil engineers will be held
this evening at Sizer & keerl's Office. The
vote for the election of a president and
trustee to fill u%nexpired terms will be can
vassed.
The Journal folks celebrated the Harri-
son victory. last evening BY sending mp sky-
rockets, firing Roman candles and burning
red fire. The Herald people celebrated
putting q picture Of the nominee in the
counting room window and closing up.
In response to tho request Of the execu-
tive committee of the supreme lodge A. Q.
u. W., Mayor Curtin asks that all citizens
close their places Of business June IA, the
which the big parade takes place.
o. W. Blain. past grand chief templar of
Michigan. who is lecturing under the aus
pices Of the grand lodge of Montana, will
deliver a temperance address at Adams
hall. on Helena avenue, tonight. Every
body 10 cordially invited to attend. Ad-
mission free.
Articles of incorporation of the Bruckert
Land and Live Stock company were filed
yesterday with the secretary of state by
Albert Brucksrt, Eli Strobe and others.
be carried on near Smith river and Sixteen
Mile creek in Meagher county.
Capitol Lodge No. 2, A.. o. q. W., has de-
cided to hold an open meeting on Monday
evening next At the auditorium, to which
all citizens inc visitors are cordially in
vited. This will give all an opportunity of
inspecting the new auditorium with its
artistic decoration, and also of listening to
ONE eloquent orators OF the supreme
lodge who will be in the city at that time.
Ed Protzer was sent to jail for ten days
by Judge Gage yesterday on q charge of
vagrancy. He was found back of the city
jail ON Thursday morning early, trying to
communicate with the prisoners in the
''cooler' or free-for-all. He had q bottle
of whisky with him and had been trying to
get to some friend inside. He also owned
a pistol, but was fortunate enough to leave
it with some ono before he was arrested.
The news of the nomination of Harrison
was received at HE INDEPENDENT Office
yesterday afternoon one minute after it
had been madea at Minneapolis. Harrison
was chosen at 4:15 and it was on The INDE-
PENDENT bulletin at 3:16, the difference in
time between the two cities being sixty
minutes. Thursday night the local West
ern Union office received $4,000 words of
press report, and resent it to the coast.
The commencement exercises at the
Ogden Military academy took place yester-
day. There arc a number of Montana stud
ents in attendance at the academy. and
several people went down to Ogden to at
tend the exercises. Thu boys who took
part in the exercises were Masters Howell,
who delivered the salutatory. Rector, Fisk.
Howard. Chisholm, Blackburn. Miller,
Loofellow. Wilmer, Morris and Berger. the
latter delivering the valedictory.