The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-19
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The street car companies are doing
rushing huainess thees days.
The fatth annual ball Of Troop Al N. g
NJ, will como on AZ Electric hall July 4.
George A. Mckay and GRACE -. Fellow
we're quietly married May "a 1883, 4
William Robert Cox. 8 native Of Canada
wAs adm tied 70 hnAl citiaenship yestsfdA.
BY tho diatrict court.
tass last night Librarisn Lsslis Snletov
were elected unanimously.
The work of repairing the damage dom
70 the new Main .strsst pavement b. ths
recent rains 10 being pashsd rapidly.
This old flame on Davis street ID being
boarded over 10 keep the children from
falling in and the water from falling ont.
Tho concert NJ The Btoadwater last even
1as e'vf nip y allen =! Beach s.l Il. .;.. .ss,ss'd .s y
proved : most enjoyable a1air.
A record Of f~orty-eiRht hours without a
arrest. a. shown BY. tho police docket.
speaks we'll Tor the orderly condition OF The
city during these crowded timed.
The Ladies' Auxiliary society Of Temple
Emanu-M will meet At the residence Of Mira.
=. Zimmerman, 122 Fifth avenue. to-morEow
u 2:So p. m. All are cordiAlly invited.
Homer Hewine has sold to W. q, Preuitt
$500 uNuSV $500 u0Ap1S t0Av = cSASANAA ~
township 10, north Of range 5 west, and
sart Of the Hewin's addition for $4,000.
Con kohrs has 1870 cattle near The
Rroadwater, the band having just arrived
from the south, and IN their way 70 the
grazing lands in the north Of the state.
A. D. solomon left last night for nozs-
man, wherc be will represent the Helena
contested games viii be mp for discussion.
All members or u. S. Grant camp No. L,
Sons Of Veterans. ara requested TO be At
the special meeting at two p. m. to-day.
IN q. A. II. hail. to make arrangements for
the national encampnent.
Marshal Calvin states that when the
stock policeman 10 put on Tomorrow no
lenienoy will be shown to anyone, and all
at the expense OF the owners.
TIT seance at the opera house tonight
will begin promptly at $50 and close at
1880. The Indications are that the houae
will be crowded; n those who desire to
secure good seats should 90 early. No
seats will be reserved.
The following location notices we're filed
with the county clerk yesterday: Messiah
Ct al; Cowpcr placer, Stemple district. by
Thomas b. Jarvis; Comstock extension,
near tho Broadwater, by A. L. Harris.
H. L. Owens. one of tho best known
hackmen in the city. is rapidly recovering
from a fracture of the DOLLAR bone. Some
days ago. at the Northern Pacific depot. he
was stepping off his hack when the team
up and threw him to the ground.
N. T. Brown, general agent of the Amsri-
can Express company. says his company is
now receiving and forwarding express mat
ter for all points promptly. having made
with the Northern Pacific
to carry all matter while repairs
are being made on the Montana Central
5&
The school picnic that was to have been
given Friday, June 10. by Misses Lizzie and
Maggie Ryan's school. was postponed till
Friday last. The programme as arranged
carried out and the patrons and many
of the school showed their apprecia-
lion of the affair by attending. A pleasant
lime was had by all.
Lust's nine played its fourth game Of the
Tory, taking it from Reeds nine. The bat
,ery for the Reeds were Atchison and Rob-
nson and for the Lust team Atchison and
Lust. 1t was a game of hard hitting in
he last four innings. At the close of the
18TH inning the score stood 3 to / in favor
IF the Lusts, who then began pounding the
oall, and raped out eight runs in the sixth,
'hree in the seventh and one in the eighth.
The Reeds also hit the ball after the fifth,
three in the sixth, four in the
inc two in the ninth. The Reeds
we're weak in the field. Both teams are
composed of lads who promise to develop
fne ball players.