The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-26
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Michael Cooney has located the Journal,
Helena No. 2 and the Golden lodes in
Owyhee district.
There will be a meeting of division Nc. l
A.. Q. II. this afternoon, in A.. O. U. w.
hall, at two O'Clock.
DR.. King has formed a partnership with
Prof. !. Aronson, N. D., of Chicago. They
expect to locate soon in Spokane.
The total enrolment this year of the
Engelhorn Helena business college il nearly
800 students, Of whom thirty five graduated,
Investigation yesterday showed that the
rumor of the " eek of b steamer Rose and
tho drowning of Judge HilGer was false in
every particular.
A one-sixth interest in The southwest one
fourth OF section 26, township 10. north Of
range 4 west, has been sold to W.. f, Cob
ban for $500 by R. A.. Day.
The two daughters of Thomas A. John
son, Of White SULPHUR Sp ings. Edna and
Daisy. Joined the EnRelhorn Helena bust
ness college last week for q course in short
hand.
Delegates to the state Sunday school as
ISOLATION that msets at Butte June 1880
must secure tickets from the proper officers
in order to secure special rates from local
railroad agents.
Mendelsohn lodge I. o. b. B. will tender
q picnic to its friends at Alhambra Springs
to-day, weather permitting. The train
leaves the Montana Central depot at 1886 q.
M. sharp. A cordial invitation il extended.
The passenger department OF the Union
Pacific railroad has just issued a folder de-
voted 70 the interests Of the mining BON
greas that will convene in Helena July y.
In addition to IA great deal Of useful infoI.
nation in regard to the congress-, IL con
tains portraits Of Chairman Hauser.
Frank Neal, tho 10-year-old son Of H. s.
Neal, Of Anaconda. vent ont Friday to
gather mushrooms. He fell into a raceway
afternoon. Helena parents would do we'll
to warn their boys Of the dangers that Turk
in some OF the streams near this city.
Princess Bebe's Trials,' which was 90
successfully given Mt Adams hall June II.
is BY special request to be repeated at
Encore hall Friday. July l. IT will be fol-
lowed BY q musical entertainment. paltici-
emit in the city. Az it il for the benefit Of
three poor families in the Sixth ward, il
will no doubt draw q large crowd. The
admission is only SO cents.
A few weeks ago a party composed Of j.
A. euro, John Burkhait, A. L. Thayer and
Charles Reinhold, constructed a large row
boat and loading II with provisions started
Spokane. A letter from euro dated at
Noxon, a station on the Northern Pacifc,
brings the news that this boat was capsized
in the rapids drowning Thayer and Bnrk-
hart. euro and Reinhold reached tho
shore in safety while their unfortunate
companions we're carried down by the swift
st cam to an unknown grave.
new distance card'' issued by the con-
struction department. of the Great North
orn, shows that there are thirty-thfee sta
tions between Kalispell and Spokane, OF
these sixteen are in Montana, ten in Idaho
and seven in Washington. The distance
from Pacific junction varies from 266 miles
to 512 miles. At present only construction
trains are running over this division. but 1t
il expected that a regular train service will
soon be in operation. That the rond is
passable is shown by the fact that Presi-
dent Hills private car travelled it last
week.