The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-20
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Rroadwatsr natatorium ia In FIRST
clasa condition now and largely attended.
A regular convooation OF Ivy lodge No. y,
4. OF r., was held last night in the Castle
hall, Parohsn'a block.
The marriage OF Miss Edna A. dorhhna
and ]. II. Murphy. Of Rimini. IL cot Tor inc
early part OF July next.
The work ON the root Of the auditorium
II we'll under way and everything 10 being
pushed by the contractor.
The county offices, banks and several
business houses closed theiH doors yestef-
day In observance Of Arbor day.
There will be IN Important meeting @
the s'998" club this evening at 7;5O. ~ sne
Office Of II. 9. Yasgsr, Gold block.
Tho hearing Ii the Havre townsite ease
before the rsRistsr and receiver ct the Hell
ena land office has been postponed.
Elaborate preparations are being made
By Canton Schuyler No. 2. ]. Q. q: -, Tor
their ball which will be given at Electric
hall April 26.
Ths New York Symphony club will ap-
pear at the Broadway Methodist church on
Ihursday evening. The concert WALL begin
promptly at eight p. III.
There will be a full rehearsal of Mad
joon" At Encore hall tonight. The hbret-
tos are nov ready and all members OF the
company, principals included, are requested
to be present. Z
The school board last night signed the
contract with ]. A. Sander and Martin
Carlson for the erection OF the Sixth ward
school HOUSE, for S14,6S2 with Henry Vogel
and Henry AdAmi as bondsmen.
II. 0. Wilson. freight and passenger agent
of the Union Pacific. has received a Der
Of neatly bound pamphlets or the resources
Of Montana, Washington, Colorado. Idaho.
Texas and Kansas. They are for dlstribu-
ton.
The hearing on tho Missouri river dan,
proposition will be had at the United States
quartermaster' g. office, Cos Helena avenue,
on Thursday. Statements should be IL
writing, but interested parties will be heard
orally if desired.
The Baptist church people began work in
the northwest part Of the city near the old
cemetery about six months ago. They now
have a lourishing mission interest there.
It is probable shat they will build a chapel
during the hummer.
The Ladies' Aid society. Of st. Paul's M.
E. church, meets Thursday afternoon at
$50 at the residence Of Mrs. Gilbert, 70s
Eighth avenue. This will be an ~"expeti.
ence meeting,'' each lady who has earned a
dollar for the society telling how she did it.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
local union Of the Y. ?. s. G. =. last nigh
committees were appointed to arrange 70!
~ A0VcpbACA VI LIE ~ - CARCCtoS
to arrive in Helena on April %. The doctor
is the founder OF the Young Peoples So
ciety Of Christian Endeavor and p~residen'
Of the national convention.
Brocky O'Neill, the lightweight who stood
up against Chick Rodgers last Sunday 70!
part Of one round, was arrested By Police
man Vanasse last night one charge Of petit
larceny. It is claimed that he took a gar
den hose from an east side yard and sold il
at a secondhand store. The man who
bought. it is positive O'Neill is the part,
who sold it.
Prot. r. g. Young has just secured a pat
ent on an ink we'll for use on school desks
Tho we'll is on the under side Of the lid, a n
whom not in use is pushed to one side along
a rubber pad. While in that position it il
perfectly air tight, and besides rreventin,
evaporation, none of the contents can be
spilled. The professor has assigned a hall
interest to Thomas B. Miller, and alread,
has an offer Of royalty from a manufacture
of school furniture.