The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-14
JoTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Tho Geneviove lode, near Travera creek,
has been located by Jose Albertos.
There will be no servicaso Of tho Unitarian
society At G.. A. II. hall until sept. :, lSH2.
Tho funeral or John pelletier will take
place to-day at $50 o'clock, from the eathe-
drAl.
During fair week the banks Of Helena
will open for business ut nine .. N. ana
closs at one p. m.
Deer Lodge sent her Certificate of nomi-
nation for the capital race to the secretary
Of state Yesterday. !,
The Elks will hold a social session Tues
day evening at their hall after the play.
Dan'l Sully will be among the guests.
Articles Of incorporation of tbs Deer
Lodge Steam Laundry company we're Tiled
with the secretary Of state yesterday. Tue
capital stock 10 $4,000.
First Baptist church, Eighth avenue and
Warren misunderstanding at II =. M. and
eight pr III. BY Rev. Chas. MoCalley. chap
laia-in-chisf, 8. Y. OF y, S. A.
Hon. Cornelius Hedges. of Helena, has
made a very valuable gift TO the College Of
Montana OF Durny's histories Of Greece and
Rome, consisting Of eight volumes each.
Nearly all the Sons of Veterans visitors
left for their homes yesterday. Some will
visit the National park on thoir way east.
whils, others will take in the big mining
camp.
Superintendent Riley. Of the cracker fac.
tory. says the carpenters and masons WI!
be out Of tho way the 6rst OF the week and
the work OF putting in tho machinery Will
begin.
The Murphy Gospel Temperance union
will hold an open air meeting At the head
OF Main street at $40 p. M. after which q
meeting will be held in the hall. All are
invited. -a
Col. Kessler, of the Montana national
guard, has received official notice that Capt.
Bisbse. OF the regular army, will be in Mon
tan early in September to inspect the ma
tionsl guard of Montana. e
A fishing party consisting Of Alderman
Hanley. Marshal Furav, H. O. Wilson.
Clarence Garrett, Tom Gllohrist n = half
dozen others left Helena yesterday for Bo-
nita. They have ordered a furniture van
to meet them Al the depot this evening to
haul the trout up town.
The following foreclosure suits were filed
in the district court yesterday: Brandegcs
Bros. W. J. NJ. Clements. for $1,000; Nd.
Bolles d Co. vs. George H: Pew n .. q.
Baldwin, for :, 1900; Z. II. Kleinschmidt VI.
Hosky, Miller a. Co., Peter WieRand and
p. A. Arnold, for 81, 083.1 Is.
The following deeds were filed for record
yesterday: E. W. Toole ct al. to Rawlinson
r. Bayliss. kilby lode. Ottawa district.
1880; Fannie G. Dunlevy to Gertrude II.
Walker, ne4 ne4, section 10. town 10, north
of range 4 west, $500; D. W. Bateman to +.
I. Goodkind. lots 3 and Il, block 3, Marys-
willie, $500; d. W. Bateman to E. l. Good
kind. part of lot 10, M%arysvills, $500.
The friends Of Louis schott, of Cans &
Klein, say they have a good joke on him.
About a week ago he announced he was
going out shooting. He left his cartridges
in the store and during his absence tho
iokers had the shot taken out. When he
went shooting he took the unlosded car
tridQes with him. and on his return claimed
to have killed q dozen or more birds. His
friends say he did the execution with a
club. ,eo
DR.. Ashton and the party from Piqua,
Ohio, who were temporarily under arrest
in the Yellowstone park. arrived in this
city yesterday and are the guests of Mrs.
John M. Mcdonald, of Spruce street. It
will be remembered that the Piqua people,
together with some Helena citizens, were
thought to be technically wrong in using
Wiley's conveyances and travelling cars,
that gentleman having no permit from Sec
rotary Noble. No complaint il made of
any one and they were all treated with the
utmost consideration.
A man giving the name of Charles Con-
nor WAS arrested by Detective Finnegan
last night and is held for Butte authorities
on the charge of robbery. On the 10th
inst a man walked into a jewelry store in
Butte and asked for something the clerk
started to get. While the clerks back was
turned the man reached over and picked up
q tray of rings and other jewelry valued at
$3.50, walked ont and disappeared in the
crowd. Several rings we're sold in Butte
and the man then came here and yesterday
tried to sell one to a Bntte man, who told
the police. This led to the arrest. Under
the tray taken was another containing dia-
non valued, it is SAID, at $4,000.
For a nice vehicle of any description 60 to T..
c. Power d Co. They are offering special bar
gains during fail week in this line.