The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-09
live MONTANA TOWNS.
Aluminium Medals Heralding the
Candidacy Of Bozeman for the
State Capital.
Coming and Going, Into and Out
OF, Deer Lodge, the Flower
City.
Increased Registration mt Missoula-Ncws
of the Week mt Great Falls, Bill
lings, and Lewistown.

BOHEMIAN, Oct. 8.-[Special. 1.-The Bozs-
maj capital committee have just received
%. 900 aluminium medals for distribution
One side contains an elegant monogram
standing for "Bozsman the capital city"
Around tine edge il Fair Gallatin valley,
the Egypt OF America" IN she reverse
side is "Boxeman for the capitol In 1872
1t will be seen by this that Bozsman is now
after the capital buildings-the capital be-
ing considered as assured.
Mr.. Story and John Weaver have both
declared emphaticslly that they would not
stand fer election for senator and assem-
bly, a respectively. The republicans have
not filed the vacancies.
On Friday night, about 10 o'clock, fire
was discovered in n house owned by Ihos.
Murphy, in rear of the Bozeman. Ihe nre
department was soon at work and at once
controlled tho flames. which had gotten
such a start as to completely ruin every
thing on the inside of the building. Int
house was occupied by a woman.
d, r. Asbury and A. B. Carow were In
Butte Tuesday on political business.
Douglas Patterson. q young man OF prom
ise. who for three years has been n residents
of Bozeman and during that time has mnds
n hoat Of friends. died on Friday. after an
illness of two weeks. lie leaves a sister AZ
Bohemian. ~
oner bv the republicans of this county, pos
itively refuses to accept the nomlnasion.
This leaves DR.. Gragg the only nominee.
". i. Drsmmon, who has been in the lar
west since bovh2od and has never revisited
his native home in Texas county, MISSOURI,
last ~aaE lrAmmOn
visited the Gallatin valley IN September
1871. in ompan with James beckwith.
Jamea Bridper and Kit Carson. who were
ar n t%rappinc expedition. Near Bozeman
thew were attacked by Grow Indians, VINO
got avay with four of their horses. Inc
mountain peaks around tns valley ne re-
members we'll. and can point ous tne plases
Ia camned. on the West Gallatin river.
s. T. Panton and J. d. Whelpley are both
preparipp TO build houses ON the Capital
A bridge on the Northern Pacific between
Bozeman and Timberline was burned
Thursday afternoon. -
for Chicago, where he will be treated by a
specialist for q painful trouble, which has
beset him for years.
The marriage Of Chris. Hohensehuh,
formerly of this city, and now OF lowa
CITY. is announced to take place this
month. Miss Clara Dostal is the fortunate
young lady. :,
tuesday evening q splendid dance was
given at the armory hall by the young peo-
Die. About forty couple were present., ana
danced to delightful music furnished by
Gordon's orchestra.
Rev. r. M. Donaldson, of Hastings,
Num-, whom the Presbyterians are en-
deayorina TO secure as pastor for their
church here, arrived Wednesday to looh
over the field. He held service Sunday and
returned TO Hastings Monday.
Theo. SchweitZer went TO ~. Eau
Wednesday evening TO look after a mining
deal in which he is interested.
Wm. F. Hea went so Helena Thursday on
political business.
j.. II. Romdenne went to Livingston
Thursday for a two weeks visit.
Fl. e. Cook and Fred Gser, late OF Boze-
man, are now in San Jose. Cal.
Miss Fannie Lamms left for Chicago Sat
urday evening.
A. B. Turner has been at Whitehall the
past week introducing the cyanide process.
Chas. s.. Hartman has entirely recovered
from his recent illness and will be soon
heard in the interest of she republican
party.
Miss Hopkins, of Livingston, who has
been visiting friends in Bozeman, left fol-
her home Wednesday.
G.. $. Appleton. of Helena, was in town
this week on business.
Jno. A. Luce moved into his new house
Thursday.
The Timberline band came in Thursday
afternoon TO take pars in the democ,asie
rally.
The Montana w. G. r.. U. convention held
their annual meeting this week at the Pres
byterian church. A large delegation was in
attendance. The delegates were driven
around town Thursday afternoon and shown
the manV sights.