The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25
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Inc E1pectaelOn IodA, IN 6toI1pto district
hes bssn located BY y. N. Gels. s
~ Kings Sons flower sales will be hele
to-niGh. in the vsstry Of the Congrsga
ticnal church.
There will be ! meeting Of Division No. /
"a. Y. H., Lewis and Clarke county, Sun
day next A. two O'clock p. m.. in o. Y
w. hall.
The Union PaciAc a rate 3
one and ons-6fth fare from all stations ii
Montana for the Odd Fellows anniversary
cslebration in Helena, July 2.
Judge Gage Yesterday imposed fnet
mounting 10 $7b on DRINKS IA vAss, OF
mainder will DO worked ont on tho streets
Az 4 meeting Of tho school trustees last
evening : contract was awarded Parshall,
the blackboard man, to reslAts the boards
in the nsw high school, the entire cost to 81
$50. o. less than three cents per square
foot. .
Aendelsohn Lodge /. o. b. B. will ton.
der : picnic 70 IL friends - ALEXANDRA
Springs. June q, weather permitting. The
train lsaves tbs Montana Central depot a
s;Sb =. ~. sharp. Acordial invitation 10 OK
The colored Masons Of Helena celebrated
st. Johns day yesterday BY Z picnic a
Kranich's grows. The colored lodge ID
young In Helena, but 10 growing rapidly
! NAA AuAADCI 3NNONk AVE- m0UD0F &8Om0 OF
the Leading colorsd msn in the CITY.
Rev. g. B.. Erickson, minister of Butte.
will hold services In the Scandinavian Ian
gnaRe at the CORNISH Methodist church.
corner Hobnok and Prospect streets. SIM
day evening. the 26th, At eight O'Clock. All
are cordially invited.
II. J. Steininger, who volunteered to col
lsct and forward supplies TO the destitute
Anderson family. reports TINT they now
] hAVp rl0Akv nj AvAv~thinr rrl-AS--G Ap7O
In cash. groceries and clothing. Helena
people responded generously to the call and
the recipients Of their bounty are deeply
grateful.
Ths residence Of Isaac GREENWOOD. at tho
corner Of Spruce street and Dearborn ave-
. vas sold q sharif's sale yesterday. for
5000. to 9. B. Jacqusmin u co. A house
and three lots, owned By N. "a. Msyendorn,
have also besn sold At sheriff sale to wal
lace d ~Thornburgh for $5.482. 80.
A member Of the Chinese community on
west Main street yesterday made q bet Of
Us with Some Of his fellow Cslestials that
he could climb to tho ridge of Mount Hell
ems in forty minutes. He did it in just
shirty-eiRht minutes. Fifty Chinamen
watched him and Fireman Richards held
the watch and glasses on him.
The Benton avenue Christian church has
arranged for Z series Of religious meetinos
commencing tho latter part OF next week
and continuing for three or four weeks.
Mr.: Charles A. Young, a prominent preacher
and eloquent pulpit orator, of Ann Arbor.
Mloh., 10 expected to arrive in Helena next
Thursday for the purpose of conducting
these meetings.
Col. G~resnough, OF New York, is in the
city psrfsotinR preliminary arraneements
for the Helena baby show to be held at En-
coro hall next month. This 10 the first Of
I series Of like exhibitions to be held in
L ! 40. RvHA J~--A -E-- A.
from which contestants will be selected to
represent Montana at the World'sfa fair baby
show at Chicago in 1898.
Rev. T. V. Moore. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, has returned from the
coast. and will occupy tho pulpit next Sun
day AZ usual. During his absence MI,
Moore attended the sessions of the general
assembly - Portland. Ore, M intends
giving next Sunday morning some account
Of the work Of that body and nome OF the
principal questions, suoh 40 tho case OF
Trof. Briggs, revision, ETC.. which came bs-
fore it.
Assistant General Superintendent Diokin.
son. of the Northern Pacific, wal in Helena
YESTERDAY. He announcer that the repairs
rletsd, and that once more the road ID In
fall operation, without o%bstruction of sny
kind, from st. Paul to Portland. with the
single exception Of the Rimini branch.
Ihls will be put In shape in q few days. All
trains, east and west, are now arriving and
departing on schedule time.
Abbey Fairfax. a boy Of II years. arrived
in Helena on Tuesday night from Living
ston, whore his father 10. He was ragged.
dirty n his hair was a. long a. an In
dians. He said his father had sent him
here to 60 to school. As the schools are all
CLOSED tho police concluded that the father
had sent the boy here to get rid of him.
Dell Dick raised q purse among the boys on
upper Main street and the lad was given a
bath u = HAIR cut, and somo new clothes,
The child's mother ia dead. He 10 an in
lad, and the county commissioners
will probably ask some good family TO
adopt him. Mr.. Dick ia taking care of the
boy in the meantime.
Phillip Simmonds, manager for Piton's
Power of the Press company, is one OF the
handiest Rll-round athletes in the country.
Yesterday. while enjoying the pleasu,es Of
\ bath at the B~toadwater. he ACCOMPLISHED
the remarkable fent of tuning a completes
doublef forward somersault from the hiph |
swinging trapszs. This trick il seldom at
on terra flrma. making il more |
dlltculs while in motion. Mr.. Simmonds
has secured the first prize for three sucoes-
sive years as the champion GROSS country
unner at this Manhattan Athletic club
A scene OF the handsome club
house Mt Forty-fifth street, New York. Ia
presented by his Power of the Press
company.
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Mineral Springs Restaurant.