The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-24
DILLON.
Want Their Racing Dates Changed-Heard
M $ From His Brother.

Want Their Racing Dates Changed-Heard
# From His Brother.
D1LLoN, Jan. 2~3.-lSpecial. Miss Clara
Townsend and Mr.. Albert Carpenter, both
Of Dillon, were united in marriage at the
Mrs. j.. B. Townsend, Sunday evening, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev. Mr..
TAFT Of Grace M. u. church. MI. and Mrs.
Carpenter are very popular in local social
circles.
Ex-senator L. A. Brown received a letter
a few days ago from a brother who resides
in Alabama. The letter was the first COM
munication he had received from any
The ex-senator ran away from his home
when a boy and until he received this letter
did not even know of the whereabouts of
n of his relatives.
N. E. Hammer represented the Dillon
Fair and Racing association at the meeting
Of the secretaries OF the racing associations
Of the Montana circuit, held IN Butte last
Saturday. The Dillon ASSOCIATION will
hang up purses for the fall meeting aggre-
eating at least $1,000. i
w. II. Raymond. of Belmont Park, was
in town his week to superintend the ship
ping Of two carloads Of horses, recently sold
to Marcus DAILY.
DI4tOA 11OASOs NV Az VI VS uOAN
memorial services in honor Of John Up
church, tho founder Of the order, at their
hall Monday evening. The attendance was
large. The music was furnished by a
special choir, consisting of Mrs. L. J.
Conger, o%rganist; Mesdames Thomas and
Singer md Judges. Addresses were made
by w. M. Oliver, master workman; Rev.
TAFT and Past Master Workman Burleigh.
Phil Mckay, monologue entertainer, will
give a performance in the opera house Sat.
urday evening Of the benefit of the free
library.
A. r. Blaine, past grand chief templar of
the Independents Order of Good Templars
of Maine, will deliver q lecture in Dillon
next Monday.
Fred Browne, of Helena, visited his
father, Hon. L. A. Browne, this week.
Henry Smallhorn was tried before Justice
McGough Monday on a charge of malicious
mischief. He was discharged. .
The board of directors of the Dillon Fair
ana Racing association met at the Office of
r. G. Halliday Monday evening. President
w. Il. Raymond came over from Belmont
Park to attend the meeting. County Clerk
w. A. Jones was elected secretary and
Capt. r. j. Moore treasurer of the associa-
ton, these two Offices having been left
vacant until this meeting. AS the dates
named for Dillon, Aug. 81 to Sept. 3. are
too early for a fair meeting. which could
not be held until late in September, the
directors will endeavor to get the dates
changed for the race meeting to July rs to
80. Tho association has made application
for membership to the American Trotting
association.
Mrs. Eliza Kinnison died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. M. d. Smith, on Horse
Prairie last Monday. The deceased was
born i'll Boston, Mass, in 1872, coming to
Montana in 1862, being one OF the first
white women in Bannack. She was we'll
known and has many friends in this city.
w. j. Reese. state organizer of demo-
cratic clubs, is in the CITY and will address
the democratic meeting to be held in Darts
hall Saturday evening. Mr.. Reese organ
lied a democratic club in Melrose last
Monday.
The Harmony Musical and Literary club
mot ut the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. =.
Rife on Railroad avenue Wednesday even.
ing. An elegant luncheon was served.