The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-17
LIVINGSTON.
OfRcers of the Democratic Club-Bank
Officers and Directors.

OfRcers of the Democratic Club-Fank
Officers and Directors.
LIVINGSTON, Jan. TO- Especial. AT a
meeting of the Livingston Democratic club,
held at the court house on Saturday eve
ming, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: John L. Smith, pres
ident: w. 0. Mallahan, vice president: z.
W. Mahoney, secretary. and Geo. L. Carey,
treasurer. j. j. Dempsey, James Hopkins,
j.. w. Patton, j. A. Lovely. and T.. q. Day
were appointed as members of the execu-
tive committee. A committee on member
ship. consisting of James A. Bailey. J. l..
De Hart ana VIM. Mitchell WAS elected for
the term. .-"-"
C. O. Krohne, who WAS run over by o
switch engine Tuesday morning, is now
re-tlng easy and it is expected he will re-
cover. Mr.. Krohne carried two accident
policies, one in the Standard company for
$1,000, and one in the Fidelity company for
the same mount. Having lost both limbs
he will receive from the Fidelity company
the tull face of the policy and from the
standard two-thlrds.
The elocptionary entertainment given by
Mrs. Davis and Miss Harris, at Fowlie's
hall, tuesday evening, was largely at
tended, and Il very interesting program was
rendered.
The following directors were elected by
the stockholders of the Livingston Ma
tional bank, at a meeting held on Monday:
j. A. Savage. w. 4. thompson. Otto krie-
ger, A. w. Miles. Alan Maconochie, Mr..
Roth, and II. O. Hicko1. Officers we're re-
elected as follows: President, j. A. Savage;
vice-prcsident, A. w. Miles; cashier, Geo.
l.. Carey; assistant cashier, Alan Macono-
chic.
Major Camp, the we'll known temperance
worker, is holding a series of revival meet
ings at the old temperance hall on Main
st Get. Considerable interest is taken, and
the meetings will continue during the COM
ing week. He is assisted in the work by
the local clergy Of tho city.
pleasant surprise party was rendered
NJ. and Mrs. Preston at their home last
MONDAY evening. A large number of
friends wore in attendance and passed the
evening in q happy manner. Among those
present were: Mesdames Nye, Simpson,
Gore. Hayne, Edmunds and Miss Simpson,
and Messrs. Nye, Simpson, Haynes. Ed
mnnds, Clemens, Gregory. Shipton, Gilboy.
Smith, Bush and Hotf.
National Park lodge A. o. U. W. will at
tend memorial services at the Nj. u. church
Rev. r. Il. Smith. will deliver the sermon
At a regular meeting of Columbia on.
campment No. II. +. o. o. f., held Tuesda,
evening, tie following officers were in
stalled by Geo. L. Chambers. d. D.: W. G
Atkinson, Q. p; J. j; Berkey, S. W.; Geo
Wins!o"' L. ii Joun ilHrVey, D.. W.; IL
Poorman, scribe; j. W. Cuisine. treasurer
Chief Clerk G. w. Hickman, of the No tn
ern Pacific offices, is visiting in st. Pau
this week.
Arrangements are being made by A. c
Quaintance g. Co., the Castle freight con.
tractors. to place on the road between thi
point and Castle a much larger number o
treighting outfits than are now employed
This is made necessary on account of til
increased output of bullion by the Gum
berland company. This company expect
to double the present shipments during tn
present season. Since last June 100 ca
loads of bullion have been freighted fror