The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-10
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.,

Fl. G. Sterling is the happy father of a
nine-pound girl.
Jack Stone. the heavyweiQht fighter, left
Helena yesterday.
Manager Campbell will open the Broad
water plunge at 10 q. m.
A large attendance is expected at the
Board of Trade Wednesday evening.
Tho New England shoe store has taken a
hve-year lease on the store formerely occu-
pied by Brunnell q Co..
A lawn tennis ground is being made at
the corner of Breckenridge and Ewing
streets, near Aliens stable.
A landslide on Mountain division delay ed
No. l yesterday for several hours. Trains
will be running on time today.
Rev. f. D. kelsey, Sc. D., will deliver his
lecture entitled Some Montana Beauties.''
in Mlssoula next Wednesday evening.
There are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for w. w. john
ston, Nary +. Carter and Miss FL. Bhafer.
The next rehearsal for the Encore orchss.
ira will be April 14th, at the Board of
Trade rooms. Power block at eight O'Clock
sharp.
A important meeting Of the Helena
Wheelmen will be held at their rooms in
HE INDEPENDENT building at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
There will be held a special meeting Of
Msndslsohn lodge, I. 0. B. B., this after
noon at $3.50 in the basement of Temple
EMANUEL to consider and adopt bylaws.
The ssries of what games among NOM
beers of the Helena W~hsslmsn's CLUB ended
last night in q victory for Geo. II. Fisher
and Henry g. Duerfeldt, who won twenty
seven out Of forty-eight.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Cha,. NJ. Peters, Of Dry Greek, and
Vi16G EhNrlaonn nf ppaiunrI Hf;.- M -
wsrs married during the afternoon by
Justice G. W. Fleischsr.
The meeting of the members Of the
Hendricks club last evening was we'll at
tended. Business matters in connection
with the olty campaign were arranged, and
plans made for regular meetings Of ths
club.
Sergeant Glass. chief of the Montan.
weather bureau, will begin the publication
They will contain reports from all seetiona
of the state and will be generally oirou-
lated.
h Helena Republican club will hold a
meeting tuesday evening As Electric hail
for the discussion of the free coinage oues-
ton. Addresses will DO made bv A. NJ.
Hotter, r. FL. Howey. A.. G. Botkin and
others.
J. "A. MacKniRht's lecture on Napoleon.
delivered Friday evening at St, Psurs
church for the benefit of tho high school
library, Melted 800. 1t will be used TO put
chase a s~tereopticon to be used in 4 nav
method for teaching history and science.
The Golden Star Mining company has
been Incorporated by John Davis. A. B.
Gould, John Thomas, Herman Losbler. A.
j. stAei and h. j. Miller. The capital
stock is $bOO,N0, non-ansessable. Opsra-
tions are to be carried on in Park county.
Secretary L. Brown, of the Montana or.
ecutive committee of the mining oonora..
has formally notified the members Of M
committee Of the appointment of J. A.
Mackniaht as the com piIsr of the minino
history to be distributed at the session al
the congress-.
Marshal Furay WAS out of town yester-
day. but during his absence there arrived n,
him a beautiful English grayhound. Shs
was imported by tho narshal for hia owr
use and is from the celebrated Glono.st"r.
shire kennel of England. She ia nalI.d
Eudomene, and is sired by AQincourt dam
by Promethus.
A dispatch from Jim Conley, Mt D.a,
Lodge, to Doll Dick, Of this ojty uayinn
FRANK Conley got there by 11O,' mennin.
that he had been elected mayor Of D.a,
LodRs, caused quite a little celebration ~
upper Main street. whore the popular nriso,
contractor has a host of friends. r.nnhiin
ans al we'll us democrats. 'ND
The supply of applicants from, M,n+.,,
Tor tine railway mail and Indian a.r1ic,
not being equal to the demand, il in do,
eiraoie to secure aG many apnlicanta ~
possible for the examination II ha ha,a 1 !: Z