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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-25
A LIVELY TINE In COURT
The Jones Divorce Case Causes Some of
the Lawyers to Lose Their Tempers.
TIE Defendant Ordered TO Show Cause Why
He 81 Guild Not re Fined for Contempt
Federal COurt-Msny other Cases.

William l.. Jones was before judge
Walker yesterday. to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt.
Some time ago Jones sued his wife. Anna
NJ, for a divorce, and she filed O cross oom-
plant to the action. In the meantime she
brought suit against her husband before
Squire Afford to replevin a sewing-ma-
chine and obtained a judgment In her ia
vor. Upon the trial of the divorce case
Judge Walker granted Mrs. Jones a divorce
upon her cross-complaint, and ordered her
husband to pay into court $50 as her attor-
ney fees in the case and IS per month for
the support of the child. A few days ago
she filed q petition, stating that Jones had
failed TO comply with the order of the
court. Upon this petition Judge Walker
cited him TO appear yesterday aud
show cause. II any there wac, why he should
not be punished for contempt. Yesterday
he appeared in court. and showed to the
court that he was unable TO pay the allow
ance OF $50 attorneys fees and the court
reduced the allowance TO S25, which he
ordered paid under penalty of punishment
for contempt. 1t was shown to the court
that he had not kept up the payment of the
monthly allowances. and the Judge told
him Ii he was again before the court for
failure to comply with the order made in
kaS NasoO Az ~ w Noh0 oAt khAo
consequences. Jones said that the child,
the custody of which had been granted to
Mrs Jones, was not properly treated by her,
and asked that the custody of the child be
granted to him. The court refused TO
change Its order upon this point, but
ordered that the father be permitted to
see the child at all reasonable hours. and be
allowed to take ir for an occasional walk.
There was a lively dispute between the at
tOrneys in the case upon the question of
the ance for attorneys fees made by
the court Mr.. Rocker, attorney for Jones,
claimed that Mr.. Prittchet, attorney for
Mrs. Jones. had agreed that if the costs in
accept that In satisfaction of the allowance,
and that a sister of Mrs. Jones had paid
the costs IN that case.
Mr.. Prittchet positively denied having
agreed to such an arrangement.
He Must Be Examined.
Some time since n petition was filed ask
ing that William L. Ripley be removed as
trustee of Sheldon Wagner. One of the
creditors signing the petition was Marshall
Wagner. The petition under
q section of the statutes which provides
ave q trustee removed by petitlOning
the court. Before the case was passed
upon by Commissioners OBryan, Marshall
Wagner filed a petition to have his name
stricken off the petition filed by the credit
ors, thus reducing the number of creditors
below the required majority. Messrs. Now
burger and Curtis, believing the signatures
last petition, asked that Wagner be ex-
amined under oath upon the question.
Judge Brown set next Tuesday as the day
for the examination.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-25
The Pennsylsania statement.

The statement of earnings of the Penn
sylvania lines for the month OF May Is of
more than ordinary interest. as it shows
that while the lines both east and west of
Pittsburg are making gross earnings in ex-
cess of all former years. the money SO de-
rived Is being expended largely IN imprOv-
ing the property. tnus cutting down the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-25
RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

TICKET OFFICES At Station and ut corner Illinois and
Washington Streets.
TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS.
sDaily. Daily, except Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

This advice will apply with equal
f0rco to old men. young ladies', mid
dle-aged men, boys and everybody
else who intend Visiting Detroit on
the occasion of the reception Of ex-
President Cleveland. to bN held on
the sd inst. It is = well-known
fact that the train services of tho
uichigan Central Railroad u unex-
celled, that their road bed ~
superior to any of their would
be competitors, therefore, no
one need heeitate to take tho
Niagara Falls route II they
desire first-ciass service to De.
troit and return on the above
occasion. Tickets will be is-
sued on Feb. 2S. good to re-
turn Feb. "a. at $3.50 for
the round trip. This COM
pany will also sell ronnd
trip tickets for Ann Ar
Dor Feb. %, good to re.
turn Feb. %, at ono
fare. 1885. For tickets
or information rciat.
ing to train service
apply at Union Tick
ct Office, 81 Monroe
street or at tho
Union Passenger
Station. Be sure
your tickets reads
via tho Michigan
Central.
FnxD II. BaIees,
General Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19
Another 1000 This Weslk.

Every customer buying goods 81 our
store will get . silver quarter With
every tl.3S purelase; : silves half
dollar with every $50 purchase. and .
silver dollar With every $500 purchase.
Can you make one dollar eas,erl The
only pia C. you can obtain this edvane-
sge - at O. Hsrs's dhoe store, No. z:
Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

Ny physicians said conld not live,
my liver out Of order, frequently vom-
ting greenish mucous, skin yellow,
snail dry humors on face, stomach
would not retain food. Burdock Blood
Bltters cured me. Mre. Adelaide
O'Brien. No. 372 Exchange street. Rrf-
falo, N. Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

Have you seen those beautifu. s,te-
are eninsgenlenis exhibited By Kramer!
Remember that "a the I'd of February
be will give ono free with every dosen
best linish cAbinets q - per do1en
ordered or eneased % that day q 80.
334 south DIVISION street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

Quinsy troubled me for twenty years.
Since started using Dr.. Themas' Elec-
trio OIL have not had IN attack. The
oil cures sore throat at once. Mrs.
Letta Conrad, Standish, Mich, October
"a. '83.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

not b. abio - tahe ~ pia0aegrophs q
al who viii cora. - you cnn enGeee
your osttlngs and tlne 81 t1At eay -
tueen in ne asosnlng and , o'etecx -
night. ard have year picture taken
sopoo oshes day, and amid The yuen-
No 50 6outh Diyia61n street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

mnffw H. R~o3Ar f3n0nwn Eonn~
6eiI f:S~-See n iahneSS- Rd11rd
0sSs. Uscss~, Gates- Eesoieon ii
Te~lc~ 1l~c~~~ " Hannfco. W,ll;am
y 9c.Ss~ Isshoav Duskrne WsliieD
Il. Tr;nn. ismes a. Snsrman. Joon ~.
CO. isoes u. NIIier. Nstthev orr.
Thomas Eoss. WiIIian O'striue. W'll-
han WnIker. Addieonat-samuel 8.
Finer. Iucrease-FrankIin b. Hon.
nsn fdeceascd. Original. vdouo. etc.
.--Hasriet y. Holman. George w. Ven
nieost ffsiher(, Ida Nay Hsnm e,
Cnthayine Gisson.
ekhkkAL TAT ukWA
To 1cung Aenh kepue!'can cluo -
level. y over tuo hunared e6ron9.
The omeere Are; free,oeae. 4. ~.
weekes; wee fxeeioents. ~. Z. LOCK-
A. W. BARNETT. um- g: Aurpny; 6ecxe-
saEy, :: y. baay; Ire.su!srs u. -.
S.on .;. - ccn"..s,an 80 A. "a 49, 49,
- ~ ~-sis Iarr.sss ~. 80
- 49, 49, u..-s Tsa ..:,k - n.s 49,
- ~ ~ 1ssssss~.. - 49, - 49, $3.50 =
- W. :" - 'esu
Mn cara Dwight q Dubuque ln-s
i travelling through Alchigan selIing
tntti LLeso Sum - the usoe. ene 9
soeceH.t ~ suS ousinces ano = nikesy
Eespeete9 y Wy oussnes: llen wisu
Snons ne Gill; ~ cons.c:. NJ
pl9u: w. eovssyss s - tssoe - 1a 49,
~ 80" iosAs on'o s"o 'cn''
Rsn.
Inailes r van Aie.,ne o. onesda'
S = - ns.s 1879 49, ~ Ncxsn eA.sea - nSv'
- =. u.sae ~ - w 9cuNo-
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LOT sneul. ~ ws. nos = noulo ~ sno
s ~. 49, SsseI vn snsei osnes c.e.sy.
- - - rnnt;si moi e 1850 800
rs-:~H p--S:-s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -us : p sv.u1ns "a s'o I'M.
~ k.sI P'eau.' ne.I 0teenviiies g ysas
=. ~ .ss sn11nn nom osu ~
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:. axio u nuosonvI, 1 VIC =
~ yean 9, sgo, ioI, meonssesy
W. .vsV ~ sa'o u1o.s nes III nc.1 aIS
,r;iessAc ~. ~;iisss srS sf,sr ths doc-
a., ~ the hrofen hore she vaiksd
49, hor,s
MI VIM. blueRSs, WE o. : psom,s,
=. ueus uo.S"su. ~ aion 49,. os,~".:e..
xrre~ 1900 ~. - ps...~.sr ~. Rrn.rce
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p.p!er n.s:,. =. se eec 30 ss =.
S'ssSS;-" 80" - s~.. ke,'sss ~ nc-sr;s.
=. y,. nv ~. ~ 80. 49,. $3.50. scs
~ 49,. S ...s "o Ssy 'o- n",.sd =, |.
s -. ssi.n,;a - - 20 - %
49,, D. .,, 49, 80 M..;.
a.. vpI et.S dn- ~ r,,,, cvsr
- 80 $50. &c $1,000 -, Nm s,.J
*. h.sH.ud fscs were hed,v brn;sed
IA "a - 80 ..Ss,, hn,,s unccr sc;nrs
He NAV not recover.
Tn. .dvcrt;st. ~ Ratt,e rreek ara
tronbled over The fact that MANY Of
thst fs;th there ara BECOMING fore
handed. ana nurchssine real estate,
nrincipallv homes. A spiit in the ranks
= imm;nent.
"a housa owned nv Az HINT of
CnidvsAer- burned "Wednesday morn;nc
And two famI!ies were rendered home.
less. They Loaf most Of their househoId
goods. Loss $1,000, with partial insur-
ance.
Seventy five sheep and six hundred
bssbeIs Of wheat burned with Frsnk
Gavett's grain and stock harm near
Battle Greek Tuesday night. Loss.
Wow; partially insured
JOSIAH Bradish, " years old, wa
tnrown rom MS wagon ~ : iunswsy
snm 1ssslay nesr : 0eenv'''e 1no ~
hors 1912 .nS.n =" "'o''' 's '"'sD
.s -. S u.,.,..,
s,,hsc";hod tao non "a c ,,pes..si
49, ~ .h;-tv s $1,000 .r ~. gu. ITO
T~-- = az -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

Do not confuse the famous Blush Of Roses
with the many worthless paints. powders,
market. Get the genuine of White / White.
IS cents per bottle. and guarantee IL viii rc-
move your pimp]es. freckles. blackhoodd,
moth. tan aud sunburn. and give you lovely
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

NcLaughlin's xxx, Arbuckle and
Lyon cohees, 20 cents per pound. B
pounds 81. KILIEAx's GRocERy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

The splendid array of talent secured
for the Chilcren's Aid society concert
makes it IN assured success. February
%, Hartman's hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

GRAND RAPIDS INDIANA RAILRoAD
" Schedule IN eject Janunry IL ~
rr.rs so,re 80
/ A.: frcn T.; se!as
For Rassnas ana cans,,.~ co0en. kSfsh-
e .s 4Eissss.s ou s.e So. u...
Fer saginaw and Traverse
S5ty ;.,:....:.. Z Wpm l6p
ke5 resoskey enq MACK
rr.,s 49,, 4. sppm p0p1
esse--.r..,.c.... -. s4pm
Train striving at e:1D q q. daily osn0
traius daily except 6unosy.
rnArxs eosra sovr.
AZ. fren Ly.golns
IA, r..~s~r.ss nSrth. south.
h 81 1sssTSsoo SeIc.4@ ION ~
e 20. ce1s "sSns saa - uu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without IL. Valley CITY MlI.IIxo Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19
SAYS IT'S NOT TRUE
BETWEEN HIN AND The GIRL


MApnuxxI. Mich. Yoh. la-Tha
$3.50 k..,d - rovve~t;o.e anA eh..,t,..
- - :. r',,~..:. --.-sx..- -
VIZ ouitl. - -
the once OF A. u Hyoes - this city,
this naosning snd renowod the investl.
rstson Of the ehayroe seninst Keeper
Pnrh;a- az the Calhoun eour&v 49,
49, =. ~ ~~:r
neos A. Ae nane g sne semion
1ieoe1 oi11eepee toun0iy scored Ne
yeportex WHO vs. lee into the boards
aecPot and ia ooeoiona b. The nernonal
s-..s --h - -.
$3.50 - -. ' -. ''.s
eeeens pennsnee o. tne tass msesnes
eea0nG mat - mlerepreoo nted ana op-
tories the tAets.
when Carrie keroWs Who makes the
most eeEioue charges against the super
intonoens o. the county mouse. rark;e.
wae sworn u w.a shown tnas sne cooid
net read and did NOS cieariy under
STAND the nasure OF en oasn- ene Al
swered . lev unimpoftsns quesuous
clearly.
farkie eeeelneq en1e mormng soes ene
girl nao oeen - his charge al . seven
yeeso; enc seslsseo ~ tne made WORK
ana netenoeo 70 tne cnuQreo In pert Q!
the houao; che was not bright and had
10 - couoeaneiy TOLD about ner work
and shown now 70 DO y properly. Her
memory wes poor. MA Mayies and
carrie were forD'ooen e tsik to&osner.
sftes Parks VAS told Dy NE vile tnat
MIRA. Asyies was nos proper pereon 20
associate with the GIRL Dus d'sopsyed
sho ORDER.
Parks denied putting ms arms ABOUT
Mrs. Aayies or makinR improper Ad-
vsnces 20 hef. ne aiso denied tnas I'M
proper iclstions existed between nm
sell ana Ssrfie hefow. Upon confront
ing Afs. SAVES sne selu sno CnsSkos
.nss M's' MAy'es Va kcnesss u's-
= shs .onld mske certain st,temests
about Parks that she would take her
20 Battle Creek, where . bachelor
would marry her, or they would 70
with Z show or start . house Of Ill
repute: that she also tried to get Others
20 tell damaging stores aRainst
uim and his wife, out failed.
Parks denied having punished
Carrie for saving he took liberties with
her. but Admired having nut her into :
cell after vards a punishmcut for some-
thing else. He ssid Mrs. Maylss had
made An indecent remark 70 his wife.
The women were forbidden to speak TO
che male inmates and 70 outsiders only
when in the presence Of himself or
20 not sneak 20 the county superInten.
dents. 1t was the greatest delight Of
inmasse % make charges against each
other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
whooping cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

uolly, John 1ector, George = cpan-
dell. chnsjeo y Johneebs Edward
Oates. Niehasl Gates, Nspoleon b
Iayior. George W. Hanptoas William
n. 1ondoy. Anthony Dunhone, william
III. Iripp. Jamss 4. SIBERIAN. joan II.
Gsesoa. Jsmea ~. Miller Mathew Or.
Ihomas Kosa, Williams 0Striue. Vii
ham walker. Additjonat-6amuel 3.
Fisher. Incrsass-Frankiin b. Hon.
nan (deceased. Original, widoue. etc.
Harriet l. Hoffman, George w. yen-
nioost (fathsrl. Ida Nay Ham e..
Chthayine 6aas0u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

JAcKsox. Feb. 1.-THE Southern
Michigan Sheep Breeders and Wool
aroWesot association held their annual
meeting thls aftsrnoou. Many papers
Of Interest were read, but owing 70 the
email attendance The election Of Officers
was pestponsd until the spring shear
Ing festival.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

Trs;ns Ar " tren the Ess1. sosn. lsso
ffssins sssiS Us .s on &c wss pls N snp.
e,T To a Psr,sr . AZ $3.50, Ss1se
WeotW1rd-No. 81 W~goee 6loopoe. Ne. n
pAxior ear. No. l6W <<ner RAFlee bu4a 81.
{ q. y y; Losa Fr s9 ~ A:ns S.s:.
jAs. CAnrsnk Cty uckee Aesae
= uooFoo stress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

erEARxs, Feb. 1S.-Edward J. Hara,
. brakeman on > yard engine, caught
his foot in . guard rail and was thrown
under the cars. Both Of his leg were
terribly crushed. He was taken 10 the
Manissse hospital and one Ieg We an
putatsd above the knee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19

NAyrsrss, Feb. ls.-Jossph Racine
Ne instantly killed while unloading :
car Of logs. He cut the stakes holding
the logs on The cara. and the load
rolled Oh. throwing him into = skid-
way. A number OF logs rolled over
him, finally landing him into the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-19
CHICAGO VIA c. R. 81
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

Tsfins easct SaSdsT. Js'S IS. issx
Sleeping cars On Pnc!nc ana Ausnoe kx-
seasc fsr I,xfrott Z - !. n. refmsInk
leave psfreit q As N N. arriving -
Ticket "a sale ~ Iufcn Ticket a1sct. s. Nsn.
roe street. and ~ ia.on depot:
/. FHss - Bass94 Cert ~ = Me.rsss
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-02
MORE DEFINITE LAWS.

h Lawyers WNl Consider the Work Of
H. the Code Commission
A large attendance of lawyers fromea all
over the state ID expected in Helena to-day
at the special meeting of the Montana Bar
association. Tho principal object of the
meeting is 10 consider the code prepared by
= commission, and which is to be presented
TO the legislature at its next session for
ADOPTION. It il the intention that lawyers
generally, whether members of the associa-
tion or not, shall attend and take part in
the consideration Of the code commits. ion,
The convention will probably last for four
days. closing with a banquet Friday even
ing. Reports as follows will be presented
to the associations:
Code Of OWL Procedure-Hon. Stephen
DeWolf, Butte; Hon. I. G. Bach, Helena;
c. s. Hartman, Bozsman; William Scallon,
Butte. ~. 4-
Penal Code-Hon. o. +. Goddard, Bill
lings; +. G. Webster. Missoula; {. b. No
Ian. Helena; E. G., Day, Livingston.
Civil Code-A. l. Shores, Great Falls;
H. h. Whitehill, Deer Lodge; j. w. Sire
veil, Miles City; J.,B ClayberR. Helena,
Political C%ode-Jsre u. Leslie, Great
Falls; Hon. J. G. Robinson. Deer Lodge;
Hon. VIM. Wallace. Jr., Helena; Thonp-
son Campbell, Butte.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-02
NEW COMPANIES.

Missoula and Jefferson County Corpora
lions File Their Articles.
The following companies fled their arti.
Giles Of Incorporation yesterday with The
secretary Of state:
Meteor Mining company, to work claims
in Whitehorse Ruloh. Jefferson county. A.
J. seliRman. N. B. Hotter and John w.
Eddy are the i~noorporators. The capital
stock is ST. 900. in 81. shares. which are
to be assossable.
Kalispsll Water and Electric company,
J. b Welcome, with q capital stock of
$4,000 in 800 shares.
Tho Ruby Gold Placer Mining company,
to operate n Ruby gulch. Jefferson county,
with a capital stock of $500, 600 in 81 shares.
The incorporators are George Haldorn,
Reuben r. Geery and E. 4. Ewing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-02
EMF

On Friday evening next, At Mine's. mag
niticent scenery. gorgeous costumes. beau
tiful young women. delicious music. and IN
al%l-pervading air of luxurious life in the
Orient, 10 what will be seen whsn the cur
tain rings up on Donnelly and Girard's
'.Natural Cas-" No managers in this ooun-
try understand the getting up Of pieces Of
this description better than do Messrs.
Donnelly and Giratd, and there ia always
mn elegance, a richness and completeness Of
detail in their productions that are often
lacking in those of other managers. The
Natural Gas" is considered by many to be
the best farce comedy. Its music. while
not OF q very p~tetentious order, 10 bright
and tunefui, and tho choruses are particu-
larry catching. The action of the comedy,
too. ia brisk and never laRs, and the II
bretto affords ample opportunity for the
comedians TO display their ability to good
advantage. In short, Natural Cas- CON
tains all the elements of a popular success;
for good music. beautiful scenery, gorgeous
costuminQ, pretty Girls and funny comedi-
dams are generally productive Of good re-
suits. F
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-02
TRUSTEES ELECTED.
Successors to Col. Broadwater. and Ia. l..
Lombard.

Successors to Col. Broadwater. and Ia. l..
Lombard.
Yesterday the Montana Savings Bank
held C meeting to fill vacancies caused by
the death of COL. Broadwater and tho resig-
nation Of James A. Lombard, former trus-
tees. r.. Il. McCulloh and Massena Bull
lard were duly elected as trustees to fill the
vacancies. This bank has been established
a little over a year. but the business has in
creased each month from its opening. It
now reports nearly one thousand customers
and increasing daily. 1t is encouraging
that. Notwithstanding. the prevalence of
hard times 90 universal. many Helena peo-
pie are praotioinR habits Of economy and
depositing their money in savings banks
Tor interest, thus becoming really money
lenders. The present board of trustees con-
Massena Billiard. j. M. Tucker and Win.
L. Walton.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-02
GREAT FALLS OPERA HOUSE.
A Good Man Can Secure the Control Of 1t
ON Easy Terms.

A Good Man Can Secure the Control OF 1t
ON Easy Terms.
Reports from Great Falls are to the eject
that the stockholders Of the Great Falls
Opera House company have decided that
they will endesvor to dispose Of the prop
erty to some competent person who will
run it in an enterprising n G. G.
Mcdonald. tho first lessee, left the affairs
of the house in bad shape in a busy part Of
the season. The Great Falls Tribune. re-
forrinR to the meeting of tho stockholders,
says that some Of them were thoroughly
disguised with the way the affairs OF the
COMPANY had been managed. The company
yves $4,000 OF whereabouts and a mort
gage on the building is about to be fore
closed. Many OF the stockholders would
be glad to give their stock ava n an
effort will be made to sell the property tor
a sufficient sum to pay off all outstanding
best opera house ia the stnte and Helena
people hope it will fail into good hands.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-02
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY.

Sixth National Meeting In Helena From
Aug. 4 "a A ug ~.
The sixth national meeting Of The Ladies'
Aid society will bs held 10 Helena, begin
ming on Ana. . and ssndina Ana. %, oonvsn-
Ing tbs same tims - tbs Hona Of Veterans
sncampmsaA Ths Lsdisa' Aid society
Veterans u sAs Wonan's Relief corps docs
70 the Grand Arm. 81 the Aspnblic; Thsrs
No. ] ~ Butte and No. 3 ii iHslsna. Mrs.
A. n. prieat 10 president Of the society
hers which has : good healthy. lodge and
10 growing right along. Seven new men,
bsr1 we're taken In At the last meeting.
Tho programme for the national meeting
here II - follows:
MONDAY, 3.
Forsnoon-Delsgates will report to ma
tional president at temporary headquarters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 tho 3. v. and
H.. A. y. At the auditorium.
Evening-Ladiss' reception at the Hotel
Broadwatsr.
TUESDAY. AuG. 8.
Forsnoon-NAtional council will meet
q temporary headquarters 70 audit ths
Aftstnoon-Ths 1. A. 8. will b. driven
Vug 70 Gh0t kAol00o 0M0l60B0. '
From thsts they will 20 to Child's ranch,
whore lunch will b. served.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 10.
Forenoon-6sssion Of the i. A. s. In q.
A. II. hall.
Afternoon-Grand parade Of the s.. ",
L.. A. T., assisted by the National Guard OF
Montana and civic societies.
EveninR-Grand military band concert Ut
the Hotel Broadwater.
THURSDAY, AUG. II.
Forenoon and demonstration Of the
i. A.. q.
EveninR-Public installation OF officers at
G. A. r hall.
FRIDAY. AUG. IL @
Forenoon-Exonrsi on to the Gate of the
Mountains.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS drill of the s. v.
guards takes place At the state fair grounds.
Evening-Reception and military ball at
the auditorium.
SATURDAY, AUG. IL.
Excursions to various points OF interest.