The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-27
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The democratic rally in Helena Friday
night will be held at Electric hall.
Don't forget the meeting of the Broad
water club at eight O'Clock tonight.
Catherine Gillian has sold to John S.
Edwards lot 8, block 6. Hewins addition for
$175.
A marriage license WAS issued Yesterday
to George B. Zerby and Katie Dayton, both
of Helena.
Annual representation proof OF a placer
claim in Orc Fine guloh has been made by
l.. o. Caswsll.
Lottie A. Edgar has sold to Peter Gam
eron lots II and Is, block 26, Jockey addi-
ton, for $4,000.
The complete registration of Jefferson
county as returned to the county clerk at
Boulder gives a total of 1904.
Miss Ida Carlson, a native of Sweden. de-
olared her intention in the dist let court
Yesterday to become a citizen Of the United
States.
Hon. r. Z. Collins and Hon.. w. w. Dixon
will speak in Helena Nov. 4. 1t will be the
big democratic meeting Of the campaign in
Helena.
Matt Ryrnes, the trainer of Marcus Days
string of ~thorouRhbreds, has left New York
for Montana. He will spend the winter in
the state.
Henry Vorherr has sold to Charles King
OIL uAat tlHhtl NJ - uA~
and Vorherr No. / lodes in Smith Creek dis
trict for 800.
Chas. A. Gregory, who is interested in ir-
~riqation enterprises in Montana. has re-
Gently acquired large interests in the same
line in Arizona.
There will be a. special meeting OF the
Helena Catholic Lite, airy society this even
ing at eight o'clock sharp. All member
are requested to be on hand promptly.
There will be a republican ratification
meeting at the auditorium this evening.
Among the speakers will be Hon. Charles
Hartman, of Gallatin county, republican
candidate for representative in cong ess.
The Western Loan AND Savings COM
pany, Of Salt Lake. filed it's annual state
showing it's capital stock to be S. 5000. 600. OF
which 1886, 1882. 80 is actually paid in; assets
$117, $751; 81; liabilities $50, 7S2.03.
The ladies and friends Of the Cakes street
Methodist Episcopal church have arranged
to give an entertainment in Adams hall
next Friday night. There will be songs,
instrumental music, Rotations and refresh
ments. Admission free; refreshments, 2t
cents.
Two statements have been filed with the
secretary of state by the Butte and Mon.
tana Commercial company. One certifet
that the capital stock has been reduced
from $1,000. 600 to $500,00o and the Other
IUdb IL nH8 D6eu 'uCEehbcu lIOAl VOoo,OOo "
81. $50. 600.
The Great Falls Tribune tells of a shoot
ing affair in that town Tuesday night, il
which the principal actors were w. G
Friend, formerly Of Helena, and Edna Cor
nell. The latter fred shots into the Parl
hotel barroom. in an endeavor to hit Friend
but no one was hurt.
The first annua entertainment for thu
benefit of the A. q. U. w. Widows and Or
phans' home will be given at Electric hal
tonight. Great preparations have beef
made for q good time, and there will I'M
doubtedly be a large attendance. Tn OBJ.
jeot for which the entertainment ID to b
given is a most worthy one.
The third reunion of the society of th
Trainers Of the Constitution will be held a
Helena. Friday, Nov. 10. The programme
, includes n business session at noon. ad
!, dresses at three p. H., by Geo. W. Staple
ton, j. T.. Richards and Martin Maginnis
!, and a banquet in the evening at min
O'Clock. 1t is hoped that every member O
i the society will be able to attend.
+ Ira Meyers and L. q. Maclay yesterday sol,
to l.. G. Phelps, of Helena. a o%ne-third in
terest in the Great Falls water works TO
$40, 100. says the G eat Falls Tribune. MI
Phelps now virtually owns all the plant
which ia as complete as any in the country
The works were started three years ago
and are of sufficient capacity to supply
city Of 80, 600 or more inhabitants.
Preparations are being made by tn
"MRennorchor'' and the Ladies' Singin
> society," of the Helena Turnverein. for th
production of the play, The Festival o
the Workingmen." and the "Disturbs,
Eerenade." The cost of characters is file
, by The ablest and best members of the Hell
ena Turnverein, and under the direction o
Henry Blume a good production, as usual
can be expected. Sunday, Nov. 6 10 the dat
= set for the performance.