The Helena independent., 1892-04-13

Board Of Trade meeting to- might.
All the trains from the east are running
on time these days.
Jimmy Early wants to meet Chick Rodg-
ers in the ring at Marysville, any evening
this week, for 500 side.
Edward Horsky, son Of John Hossky,
has been appointed to position in the
United States assay Office
There was quite fair attendance at the
republican club meeting last night. Silver
coinage was the topic discussed.
Montana cattle shipments it is estimated
will reach 175000 next year. Prices will
probably not be quite as good as in 1891.
William Stewart has transferred to T.
Pattison Brownlow for $500 q afour-ffteenth
interest in the Sunrise lode, Tucker guloh.
J. w. Eberl has bought from A. B. Full
ten 120 acres in section twenty-fouf, town
ship nineteen north, range seven west, for
$500.
The board for this Working Women's
Home will hold called meeting at Mrs
Swallows this "Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock.
Ms. Lamberton's adult GLASS in dancing
will meet at eight o'clock Thursday even
ing at Encore hall, instead Of Calumet, as
heretofore.
The woolgrowers of the Big Sandy are
going to form a local association pool their
wool clips this year, and then sell to the
highest bidder.
The congregational musicale given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Beckett
last evening Was largely attended and
proved most enjoyable.
Dawson lodge No: 81. A. Q: 0. W.. of
Glendive, was Instituted few days ago by
2. G. Mr.. w. J. Schanlanken. 1t started
with twenty-seven members.
Z. H. Kleinsehmidt and others have sold
the Montana Central railway strip of
9.14 acres near the company track for right
of way purposes. the price being $367.60.
A deed from George l.. Duke and others
to Humphrey Healy, property ninety feet
front and 100 feet deep on Bridge street,
has been filed. the consideration being ST.
Allen NJ. Wilkinson and others have 10
ridge between Rocker and Eagle eulches,
and have iled on 400 inches of water in
Sawmill gulch.
It is announced at st. Paul that G..
Shields. al superintendent of the Kan
sas City line, has been appointed general
superintendent Of the Great Northern
western division, with headquarters on the
| sound.
The Union Pacific announces rate of
plan for the cattlemen's congress that
meets at Ogden, Utah, April 20. Also rate
of ono lowest frst-eless fare for the A. @.
U. w. meeting in Helena, Juno 16.
The Presbyterian church was crowded
Yesterday afte noon with ladies, who went
to hear and see Mrs. Jenness Millor. The
lecture was on dress reform, and hereafter
Mrs. Miller may depend on anumber of
enthusiastic disciples in Helena. Many
| beautiful as we'll as healthful and simple
costumes for children and ladies were used
| to illustrate the points made.
Martin Fluetsoh, of Helena, has received
the news of tho death of his mother al
Alma, in Buffalo county, Wis. last week
Mrs Fluetsch was born in 1920 in Switzer-
land, and came to the United States il
1850. She was one of the pioneers of Wis
consin and was the third white woman tc
settle in Buffalo county. The deceased
leaves four children. thirteen grandchildren
and one gleat-grandchlld.
A butcher wagon team ran away from thu
co ner of Fifth avenue and Rodney stree
Yesterday. On Fifth avenue, near Davi
street, the horses made straight for an elec
trio light polo. One orse went on on,
aide of the pole and tho other horse on this
other, breaking loose from the wagon
which was left standing there. A citizel
who jumped h fence to avoid the runaway
got somewhat scratched up.