The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-08
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

There will be a meeting of the Recherche
club this evening at $50 O'Clock.
III. h. Reed has sold to Paul Deplayes lot
S, block l, Council addition, for 500.
w. II. Stymest has sold to James Ander-
son lot Z, block Is. Richmond Hill addition,
for $147.
A. A. Ferguson has sold to H. b. Reed
lots 5 and i, block 4, Woodlawn addition,
for $3.50.
The regular meeting of the Helena wheel
men has been postponed until Two p. IN.
next sunday.
Supper will be served at the Salvation
army barracks on South Main street to-
night from six to 10 L. IN.
The dance to have been given Thursday.
Dec. Is, at the Calumet hall. has been post
poned until Tuesday, Dec. 20.
The entertainment to be given by the
ladies of the Christian church on Dec. 8
has been unavoidably postponed until
Dec. 1.
Proof of annual representation work on
the Whitlach Union and Pansy lodes, In
Owyhee Park district, has been made by
AL ert Gown.
This morning the wife of VIM. J. Casey,
of Clarke, Conrad u Curtin, presented him
with Il nine pound girl. The mother and
child are doing we'll.
A deed from G. A. Broadwater to w. A.
franklin. lots % and "A, block 40, Broad
water addition. was filed for record yester-
day; consideration $500.
A letter has been received in Helena from
+. G. Lenz, the worlds bicycle tourist. an
nounclng that he was aboard the steamship
Oceanic, on his way to Japan.
Helena Court Daughters of Isis will con-
vene to. morrow evening in Masonic temp pie
at the close OF the installation ce. emonies.
Those interested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
j.. N. O'Brien missed his overcoat at the
Cosmopolitan last night. Officer O'Connell
and Mr.. OBrien found Leo Gannt. a
stranger, walking down Main street with
the coat. Gannt was locked up.
Glare, Dunn and DAILY. the three men
arrested on the charge of stealing a trunk
from the COSMOPOLITAN. had a preliminary
hearing before Judge Gage yesterday. and
we're held for the action of the district
court.
All who took part in the Concert and
Picture Gallery" in Adams hall Tuesday
evening are requested to meet at the home
of Mrs. VIM. L. Currah Friday evening,
Dec. 8. to consider an invitation to repeat
the entertainment up town.
Sunday school superintendent and
teachers who want u copy of the bylaws
and constitution of the Lewis and Clarke
County sunday School association can Sc
cure one by calling on W. b. Cook, "a Ed
wards street.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal chu Oh will meet ut
Mrs. j.. A. Tuppet's, at the G andon hotel,
rooms 80 and 81, Thursday, Dec. Is. A
large attendance is requested. as there ID
business of Importance to come before the
meeting.
Spencer l.. Hardin, whose address is 1911
University avenue, Minneapolis, desires in
formation of his son, Walter S. Ha din.
The latter is % years of age, five feet seven
inches in height. dark hair and complexion,
and has not been heard from since Oct. 10
1891, when he was in California. He is sup
posed to awe come in this direction from
California, was employed in herding cattle,
became derauged and was taken to an in.
sane asylum. ANY one who can give any
information is requested to communicate
with his father.
A. j. Hazlett. who was connected with
the Helena papers about two years ago a.
solicitor, has, in conjunction with ii. E
Hawk. of Bucyrus. Ohio, invented a news
paper selling machine. The machine will
sell any size and weight of paper from the
forty page Sunday blanket sheet to the foul
page penny extra. and will return proper
change when the piece is under a nickel. /
can also be set to make change for any coin
and it cannot be cheated. Ii the buyer
sets it for change for q half dollar ant
then puts in q quarter instead, the machine
outsharps the would be sharp by %returnin.
no change at all. Leading eastern pub
fishers say the machine is a great success.