The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
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A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Edwin Grisshy and Maggie Warner, both
of Helena.
Last Thursday Gottlieb Carlson and
Emily Beetschen were married, Justice
tleiseher officiating.
John A. Brundage has sold to Benoni
Steele the north sixty-four feet OF lot is.
block II, Northern Pacific addition, for
ST. 500.
Albert Bfensinger has sold to Marcus
Lissner lots 1915, Ia. SO, "a and the south
twentv-six feet of lot 8, block 3. Helena
townsite. for $500.
A meeting of the Board of Trade will be
held Tuesday evening at 1870 o'clock at the
rooms III the Gold block. A large attend
ance is very much desired.
The Ladies' Auxiliary society of Temple
Emanu-El will meet at the residence of
Mrs. Sol Genzbereer. SAG Sixth avenue.
Monday afternoon at the usual hour.
Z, H. johnson, member of the board of
Worlds fair managers for Custer county,
having resigned. GOV. Toole has appointed
G. II. Middleton, OF Miles City. in his
stead.
An appeal has been filed in the supreme
court in the case of the Penn Placer Min
ing company ct al. vs.. John schreiner ct
al, appellants, involving $1,000 damages
over a saw mill.
Clarity and Morgan, charged with rob-
bling mail pouches. pleaded not guilty in
the United States circuit court yesterday.
They will be tried in February in the south
ern division of the cours at Butte.
The executive committee of the Murphy
Gospel Temperance union has called a gem
etal meeting of the union for next Monday
night. Maj. Camp will speak and every
one interested in the work is invited to be
present.
Staff Captain Halpin. of Seattle. and
Staff Captain Milsaps, of San Francisco.
will conduct a meeting at the Salvation
army barracks Wednesday night next.
There will be a banquet at the same hall
Thursday evening.
State Veterinary Surgeon Holloway is
conducting a series of experiments In which
he has great need of guinen pigs and white
mice. He has great difficulty in getting
them. They are needed i'll the experiments
for the purpose of incubation.
The young people of the Baptist church
of this city will give an art exhibition at
the residence Of John w. Wade. 1856 Brock
enridge street. on Friday evening. Dec. 8.
All who will may enjoy this occasion. Sup
per will be served from eight to 10 O'Clock.
Billie West, of Fort Assiniboine. writes
the sporting editor of HE INDEPENDENT
that he would like to match Dick Carroll
against Ike Hays before the club that offers
the largest purse. MIR. West ia ready to
make a side bet of a reasonable amount on
such a match.
The Cakes street Methodist Episcopal
church entertainment will be given in
Adams hall, Thursday, Dec. 8, at eight
O'clock Q. m. This entertainment was
postponed from Thanksgiving evening as
an act of Difference to the Beautiful
Snow and has improved with age. A
cordial invitation is extended to the public.
Miss Lizzie H~ollenbach. of Ninth avenue,
died at the residence of her parents yester-
day morning at five o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollenback have the sincere sympathy of
their many friends in their sad bereave-
oral this morning at eight O'Clock. All
friends of the family are invited to attend
at the mass and at the funeral.
The will of Thomas Conrad. of st. Joseph,
Mo-, was filed with the county clerk yester-
dav. In it he leaves $1,000 to Bishop John
J. Hogan, of st. Joseph for charitable pur-
poses, his homestead to his wife Mary, and
the residue of the estate to his children,
Henry S., William l., Charles A. and Agnes
Z. Conrad. He directs that the firm of
Clarke, Conrad & Curtin be continued as
long as it ID agreeable to his partners.
Last Thursday evening a meeting was
held by Albion lodge, No. 1927, order Sons
OF st. George, IN the L. q l.. block, on
Sixth avenue, to install the officers for the
ensuing term. The following gentlemen
were installed in a very highly impressive
manner by District Department Worthy
Grand President r. Jockey: S. Bawden,
worthy president; L. Tamblyn. worthy
vice-president; Frank d. Fowler. worthy
aeoretary; Jas. A. Eslick, worthy treasurer;
John Morris, Sen., worthy messenger. AZ
ter the installation the members enjoyed
two hours in singing and speeches. All
were unanimous in their expressions of de-
light at the good the order WAS doing in
helping their brothers who were in sickness
or distress.