The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-06
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

The supreme court will be in session al
10 Il. M. to-day. .s. -.."
Alodge Of /. Q. @. T. is to be ovganizst
this week At Adams hall in the Sixth ware
by 9. W. Blame. IL
An entertainment will be given at Adams
the Loyal Legion.
The bright weather Yesterday took a
great many visitors to the Broadwater and
other suburban resorts.
1t is Lee Drake who will apply TO the dis
trict court fpr a divorce instead OF 9. ".
Drake az heretofore announced.
large crowd attended the opening OF
kranich's grove yesterday afternoon. A
ball was given in the evening At the pa
vilion. -" % r@g5@
George Martin was arrested Saturday for
stealing a lot Of new garden hose from the
store of +. S. Lang Il Co. and selling it at a
secondhand store.
Policeman Peter Schairrenbroioh was
out on the streets yesterday. His shoulder
still pains him where he was shot BY a
thug three weeks ago.
Quite n number of representatives of the
va rious big cattle outfits in Wyoming are
in Montana at present looking up the most
desirable ranges upon which to move their
cattle.
The John ]. Carter mentioned the other
day in the case of Kleinschmidt ". D.
Hanley Il Co. is not q brother of Land
Commissioner Carter. MOI ia hs related in
any way to that gentleman.
III coming Of Richard Mansfield is
eagerly looked forward 10 by the theater-
goers and already there 10 talk OF several
theAter parties. Aansfisld's stay here is
limited to two nights only, and it is a safe
Representation that the house will be sold
out for both nights soon after the box Office
IL open.
Marshal Calvin returned from Great
Falls Yesterday with three men b are
wanted for the robbery Of a tailor shop on
South Main street. They gave the names
of Frank Rebels, James NARROW and
Charles Hutschler. They are big heavy
men and we're shackled together while
making the trip.
The traveller coming west from st. Paul
during the past eight dars 10 struck by the
difference in the advance Of vegetation be-
tween North Dakota and the Montana val;
lsys. In the former the grass was sere and
brown and the trees without = bud. In the
latter the grass was green and the trees
already leaved. In vegetation Montana is
at least two weeks ahead Of North Dakota.
Gov. Wiley has left tho Occur d'Alene
mines, where he went to investigate the
trouble between the mine owners and the
Miners, union. AZ q result OF his investi-
cation the governor has issued a proclama-
ton calling upon all unlawful assemblages
to Immediately dispsrse and refrain from
interfering with the mine owners and rail-
road traffic. The proclamation further
states that unless the men cease interfering
with the mine owners in the operation of
their mines the necessary force. both state
and national, will be invoked to preserve
the peace.
The ladies' reception committee are re-
quested to meet at A. .. U. W. hall, over
Parchen's drug store. this afternoon at
three o'clock for consultation as to the
COMMITTEES having in charge the ball 70 be
given at the auditorium Tuesday evening,
June IA. are requested to meet at the Office
of Henry G. Yaeger, grand recorder A. o.
U. w., in tho Gold block, this evening at
eight O'Clock sharp. Persons having rooms
where visitors can be accommodated arc
urgently requested to send notice of the
same to Dr.. W. M. Billiard. secretary of
the general COMMITTEES.