The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-17
BOZE MAN.

Business Enterprises and Changes-Gal-
latin Strawberry Crop.
BOHEMIAN, July 6.-[Special. IS. c. Ken
yon, of Anaconda, has purchased the bust
ness of tie Pray Lumber company in this
city, the latter having to give all their
time to their mill in Middle Greek canyon.
A new company was organized lately and
has filed articles of incorporation. The
company, with a capital of $4,000. They
will carry a large stock of clothing. boots
and shoes in connection with the present
business of Haskett. Philpot g. Co.
4. T. Caldwell has let the contract of his
house to Mckenzie & salter, of Bozeman.
S. G. Kenyon and family have moved
into the house recently vacated by L. Is.
Olds, IN Central avenue.
l.. F. Odds and family have removed to
Butte, where they will reside in the future.
Sydney Fox spent a day or two at Red
Lodge this week.
Paul all winter, returned to Bozeman Mon
day:
The work of wiring the poles for the cleo
trio railway began this week and the bal
lasting is completed. Cars will soon be-
running from the Northern Pacific depot to
Capitol hill in the west end.
The work on the new school house is go
ing ahead rapidly and already presents a
good appearance. The addition to the east
side school housed ia almost completed.
The contract for seating both schools was
let to the Haney School Furnishing COM
pany of Grand Rapids, Mick.
f, Nj. Gardner, delegate to the national
prohibition convention to Cincinnati. re-
turned home Monday.
Hon. Walter Cooper, who was q delegate
to the national democratic convention in
Chicago. returned home Monday, after a
business trip to New York.
The saloon recently run by J. G. Niles.
and now by Ned Latta, was broken into
Monday night and the till riAed Of its con-
tents, amounting to Sc.
The strawberry crop in this valley ia very
large this year, and IA the berries are very
fine the growers are getting good prices:
A Large party of pionickers went to Mid
mountain air and a little fishing. From all
accounts the party had a very enjoyable
time. excepting one. whose team got away.
He was forced to hire q team of mules to
return home. Dave is q horseman Of rare
ability, but on this occasion wasn't in il.
Judge Blake and Hon. Samuel Word
spent o day in Bozsman this week and took
a private conveyance to Red Bluff to look
after their mining interests.
Z. V. Smalley and family were In Boze-
man Tuesday and went to Manhattan to
look over the irrigation developments,
WOlCn WILL receive COOblOOfAOl6 AttentlO0 IN
the Northwestern Magazine.
Charles Baokes, owing to press of bust
ness, has resigned an manager of the ball
club, much to the regret Of many. Joe
Motfet has been made temporary manager
A ball game of great local interest was
played in the ball park last Sunday between
The ball cranks Of the north and south
sides of Main Street. The north side car
ried off the honors. defeating the south
side by a score of 56 to 70. Some remark
able playing was done and clever base steal
ing by Lon Pease.
Lieut.. Gov. Richards. of Butte. was q
visitor to BozemRn this week.
Judge Armstrong and wife, accompanied
by Miss Lamme and Miss Sutton, spent the
week In HeleuN.
b. !. stanton 10 in the west part OF the
state in tho interest of the Boxsman In
plement, Carriage Il Harness Go.
Doo Cargill Is now located in Helena with
A. j. Davidson Il Go.
Sydney Fox went to Red Lodge Thursday
ON legal business.
John A. Luce 10 building Z handsome req
idsnoa on Black street OF the lot adjoining