The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-04
lsOZEMAN.

Preliminary Trial OF Murder Suspects Post
poned-Fersonal and Social Notes.
BozrMAN. July Especial. The pre-.
liminary hearing of the two men, BowerI
and Snow, accused OF numbering johnson
and throwing the body in \ we'll last week
came up Wednesday and was continued &c
July 7. Tho case against the prisoners il
said to be strong. Attorney Caldwell is de-
Tending them. .
John Weiderman, Of Great Falls, was in
Bozeman last week looking after q location
for a steam laundry. He was favorably
impressed with the city and may locate
hvre.
Rev. Mr.. Wermser. of Grand Rapids,
Mich. has moved to Bozeman and taken
the house of W. b. Besssy.
l.. p. Caldwell has e,ected a very fine
barn IN his lots in Park addition. He will
soon commence the erection of his Iesi-
dence.
The work on the school building is being
rushed by a large force OF men. The brick
work on the east side building is already
completed.
Mrs. Ella Haskell left Tuesday evening
on a visit to her home in Chicago. She will
be gone six weeks.
W.. A.. Davidson. who has been cashier
for the Northern Pacific railway here. has
taken a position in tho Bozeman National
bank.
John and Will Maxey arrived home from
Swathmore, Pa, Friday evening. John
will take a place in the Gallatin Valley Ma
tional bank.
NJ. M. Black and W. H. Randall were in
Livingston Wednesday and Thursday at
tending court.
The electric line is rapidly approaching
completion and Manager Ogden expects to
have cars running by the fourth. The gen
orator arrived Thursday and was immedi-
ately taken to the power house. The work
Of stringin2 the wires will be hurried along.
in town Tuesday, looking after the ship
ment of his brothers remains. who was
killed at Redbluf BY the cavern of q mine.
The sad news reached bore Of the death
Of Mrs. W. E. Harmon in Minneapolis ON
Monday. She was on her way to New Jer-
sey, but was taken ill on reaching Mime
apolis.
Herbert Nicholson and o. W. jackson
were registered at the Bozemau this week.
A very enjoyable concert was given at the
Presbyterian church Thursday evening.
Those who took part were Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Mcleod, of Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jewell. Of indianapolis, Mr.. Virion
and Miss Spelling. The programme con-
sisted of vocal and instrumental music
oAA "o6 A@VCJCN v Will O0tlkAv w q ROOu
sized audience.
The Jas. Il. Walliok Co. played 'The Cat
tie King to q fair house Thursday even
ing. The use of horses on the stage was
something new to Bozeman people and was
greatly appreciated.
Fred Buchler, Phil Dodson and Julius
Mendelsohn were elected az a board of trus-
tees for the ensuing year of Western Star
lodge, I. o. o. F., at a meeting held last
week.
Great preparations have been made for a
grand celebration in Bozeman on the
Fourth, There will b a parade IN the
base ball game and racing in the
n fireworks in the evening.
W. n. Vaughan. of Helena. spent a day
with friends here this week.
j. b. Salter, of the firm of Mckenzie L.
was married in Helena, Wednesday,
Miss Strayer. daughter Of Dr.. Strayer, ct
That place. lhoy will soon commence
housekeeping in a beautiful home Mr..
Saitsr has built on Templar avenue.
The IRE department received a new hose
cart Wednesday from Chicago.
Sydney Fox, who went to Chicago to at
tend the democratic convention, returned
sunday, after stopping q Gay or two at
Red Lodge.
F. II. King, D. o. Hoskins and Ed Stowe
vent to Helena Monday to attend court,
having been subpoenaed on a case.
The Buttes and B%ozemans GROSS bats here
Sunday snd Monday, and worry exciting
games are expected, as the clubs are leaders
are tied.
r.. P. Caldwell and II. G. Cockrill went to
Livingston Thursday on legal business.