The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-21
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The marriage il announced OF Ed. Craw
ford, OF boulder, and Mrs. N. Goodwin, o
the valley.
1t was a darninc ball that was given a
the Carmichael cobweb marty. and th,
motto on IT was Darn the luck"
The Helena and Miasoula ball teams vii
try conclusions Friday. Saturday and San
day Of this week at Athletic park.
Rosh Hoshana services begin this even.
ing a: $3.50 sharp at the Temple Emanu- Ell
Tomorrow services begin at 10 a. NJ.
Charles Schmidt has located the Spring
field lode, and Albert Bush and others havt
located 166 acres of placer near American
eulch.
A colony of red soldiers with their fami
lies. from Michigan, passed through Helene
yesterday on their way to new homes in
Washington state.
There will be a meeting Of the Board OF
Trade at the new roomsi in the Gold block,
Thursday evening, at eight O'Clock. A
large meeting ia expected.
A dance will be given by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Y. Sander at their residence in the valley
this evening. An omnibus will run from
the Northern Pacific depot to the house.
There will DO an entertainment at the
Central Presbyterian church Fl iday evening
next for the benefit Of the Howell family.
a most excellent programme will be 1an-
dered. Il...8
This evening at ak O'Clock the Jewish
according to the Jewish calendar. Services
will be held at Temple Emanu-E Ell at $50 D,
M. to-day and 10 a. NJ. to. morrow.
F.. W. Bach, assignee, has transferred to
Eta Manix one and o%ne-ninth acres in Au-
gusta, the consideration being 81. John
Lewis has sold to Forrest j.. Smith lot II,
block o, Blake addition, for $725.
Attention is called to this practice of
throwing loose paper 81 the, street, whore it
is whisked about by the wind, with the dan
per OF frightening horses. It is 4 practice
that is so easy to avoid, and the dangers
from it are so great that there IL no doubt
it will be discontinued.
Recent reports from tho Flathead coal
fields a,e to the effect that they extend from
near Columbia Falls into this valley, Of the
north Fork Of the Flathead a great MANY
miles. The coal ia easy of access. The
only work in the field is being done by the
Northern international Improvement COM
pany.
Quite a fair audience, composed Of mem-
bers of the Unity club and their friends.
assembled at G. A. r. hall last evening, the
occasion being the first public session of
thH club b. this season: c ::!ps "; F: Sanders !,
II. G. Garland and Jos. Zimmerman EN-
dered some musical selections.
A merry party visited the sapphire mines
a few days ago. The day WAS spent in tish-
ing and boat riding. The party was com
posed Of Mrs. A. L. Koldrup, Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. Eklund, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Claim, Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Maynard. Mrs. staunch-
field, Miss Hubbard. Miss Staunchfeld,
Miss Mamie Staunchfeld. Miss Ruth Bean,
Miss Anna Maynard. Master Lewie Clatlin.
Al the annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
of the Independent Publishing company
trustees for the ensuing year wers elected
as follows: A. w. Lyman. Fl. McQuaid,
W.. r. Cullen, A. j. Davidson, Massena
Bullard. G. W. Graham and c. D. Green
field. The trustees have elected the follow
ing officers: President, A. w. Lyman; vice
McQuaid; secretary; Massena
Ballard; treasurer, Geo. W. Graham.
w. F. Rector, who has taken charge of
the city treasurer's Office in the interest of
the bondsmen of that official. said yester-
dag that he had taken the figures furnished
by experts Beckett and Dolliver as the basis
Of the accounts he has opened since taking
charge. He did this because the report Of
Messrs. Beckett and Dolliver was the only
one that gave a correct statement, and the
only one that told how the financial affairs
Of the city actually stood.