The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-16
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

The supreme court will be in session next
Monday. -@.@.=
There promises to be a great crowd at
Ming's next week to hear the Marine band.
A lot in Grand avenue addition has been
sold by p. "A, Parson to Susan j. Coram for
$4,000.
The clearanoes of the Helena banks for
the week ending yesterday amounted to
1874. 806.57.
The rehearsal of the opera MACON will
take place Tonight at Encore hall, at eight
o'clock sharp.
Many people yesterday availed them
selves of this opportunity to lake a dip at
the B~roadwater.
The klipper lode, on Moose creek, in
Lewis and Clarke county, has been located
by Nick Nickels.
promising lead Of ookinR coal has been
discovered about four miles from Living
ston by U. NJ. Davis.
w. A. Boots and H. H. Barnes have been
granted a franchise for an electric light
plant at White Sulphur Springs,
T. j. Lebert has sold to Emma II. Stew
enson lot sig and the north forty feet OF
lot seven, block COS, Hoback and Cannon ad-
dition for $4,000.
r An additional delivery, taking in the
mail from the south which reaches here al
II. 10 in the morning, has been put on fol
Main street and the other business section.
There will be services at the Grand street
M. L. church Sunday morning, but not in
the evening. The pastor, Rev, d. b. Price,
is absent, but the pulpit will be filled by 1
friend.
Mrs. G. Woodbridge, who was confined il
the Great Falls jail awaiting trial on 8
charge of perjury, has been released on &C.
count of the serious condition OF bel
health. -@"
The Great Northern extension has been
completed seventy-hve miles west Of Kalis.
pell. It is expected that the gap between
Kalispell and spokane will be closed By
May 20. ~ @-
Ray Hardness. pitcher for last years.
Minneapolis team, and Catcher Wilson,
Lake baseball! clubs, have been signed BIZ
the Butte club.
There will be a mass meeting at Ming's
opera house Tuesday evening for the ben
eft of the Russian sufferers. The object ia
a worthy one, and there will undoubtedly
be a large crowd.
A. b. Clements has purchased at sherif's
sale for $50, 231.64 the ne a neA, n "a SO
ne u, W d ne a. 8 a NV a section eight;
4 "a NV "a. nwA ne u, section nine. town
10, north of range 3 west.
quite Il AuulDer VI I1ele1a men will at
tend the meeting of the Stockprowers' as.
ISOLATION at Miles City next week. The
railroads haue made u rate of q fare and
one-ffth for the occasion.
Is. T. Shuart has sold his farm in Yellow
stone county TO Bailey & O'Donnell, TO,
! $4,000, giving immediate possession. i,
is said to be one of the finest ranches in tbs
state. The sale included 1000 head of
sheep.
Articles of incorporation OF the Silver
Bow Electric Light company wero flee
with the secretary of state yesterday by w.
I. Bartlett. J. W. Forbis and j. Il. Whar
ton, of Butte. The capital stock il
100000
The people of Livingston have raised
$3.50 to pay thu expenses of a committed
to go to Washington and work for this re,
grafton bill. The committee consists OF A,
II. Joy, George Anderson, W. Il. Thompson
and j. A. savage.
California Jack, who had a buttinR uatok
at MlnR's several weeks ago with a goat
had more luck at Gfent Falls than hs die
In this city. He tried to knock an old bill
goat ont with the result that the CONT is to.
day eating old tin cans while Jack ia con
lined In jail as crazy as a man can be.
Tho Hibernlans of Helena are maxim
all ths necessary arrangements for thei
ball on Easter Monday evening. 1t will
take place in Electric hall, tho floor O
which has been especially waxed for the oo
caslon. Petsrman,s orchestra will furnish
the music. A large attendance ia expeote,
from outside towns.