The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-28
JoTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

The new issues OF silver coins have been
received by the Helena banks.
Helena Cinnamon will start in next
Wednesday to celebrate the Chinese New
Year.
The entertainments at the Broadway NJ.
E, church tonight promises to be very in
terestlng.
Mary E. Swan has conveyed to Nellie T.
Curtin lots j. ? and 8, block 20. Story's
addition, for $ll,45o.74.
Mrs. Frank Il. Worden, Of Missoula, ons
of the lady managers of the Worlds fair
for Montana, has resigned.
Mayor kleinschmidt has invited the
members OF the city council to a card party
at his homo next Tuesday evening.
The hearing in this Chessman account
ing in the Kicker estate before Referee
Craven has been postponed for a few days.
The supreme court has adjourned until
next Monday. There are a number of GASES
which the judges have under consideration
There will be a coffee supper at the Sal
walton army barracks at eight o'clock Sat
urdav evening. Tickets to the supper will
cost Is cents.
man near Helena, WAS married last evening
by Judge Fleischer to Mrs. Hattie NJ.
Smith, of Helena.
No decision has been announced yet in
tho matter of the Kowand pardon. At
tornev General Haskell says no action will
probably be taken until next week.
The missionary society of the Congrega-
tional chu,oh. will meet at the home of
Mrs. j. p. Sanford, ON Lawrence street,
Thursday, Jam %, at three p. N.
Silver Creek lodge. A. o. u. w. No. 10, of
Marysville, will give a grand ball for the
benefit of the order at Marysville, on Fri
day evening, the 29th inst. An invitation
is extended to Capitol lodge No. 2, of Hell
ena.
The young people of tho First Baptist
church will have a sociable and entertain
mont on Friday evening, Jan. %. at the
residence of T~histlewaito and Wade, 717
North Ewing street.
A truck ran into a fire hydrant on jack
son street near Ming's opera house yester-
day afternoon. The hydrant was broken
OFF close to the ground causing a big flow of
water for 9 little while.
City Treasurer Walker will sell on Fob. 2
city warrants to the amount of $4,000. Tho
warrants bear seven per cent interest and
are on the general fund for SIS, 900 and the
fire department fund for $40, 600.
The man injured in the Minnesota mine
near Gregory, was named Murphy. He was
not killed, "a first reported. He ia now IN
st. Johns hospital, under the care of DIR.
Treacey, with hopes of his recovery.
Detective Walters has the largest colleo-
ton of photographs and descriptions of
criminals in this section. It contains moro
than 4, 00O pictures. and has the likeness of
every prominent oriminal taken in the last
four years.
G. Fl. Anderson, who has had charge of
Wallace & ~ThornbuJgh's insurance depart
mont for five years, has resigned to take
the state agency of tho Hamburg-Bremen
company, w. .'Boardman, who has been
witt G. F. Ellis d Co., succeeds him.
An election was held last evening by Bat
terry A. N. G. NJ, attheir quarters. resulting
In the unanimous reelection of Swan Hol-
berg. formerly first sergeant, to the Office
of first lieutenant. Captain Sanden APP
pointed Nm. f. Kester first sergeant to
succeed MIR. Holberg.
The exhibition to be given by the Montana
Athletic association next Friday evening
promises to be an interesting affair. There
will be, among other features, two glove
contests, i'll which Ike Hayes and Jim
Lovett, heavyweights, and Chick Rodgers
and Ted Mcfarland, will participate.
The following locations were filed with
the county clerk yesterday: Columbin,
Virginia district, by John B.. Jones; La
Grippe, Blue Cloud district, by Theodore
Hlraoh: l6o acres of placer ground near the
Missouri river. by 2, j. schomp ct al; Black
Bird. Blue Cloud district, by Albert Bursch.
Ihe American Express a has
opened up business to the Flathaad valley
VIA the Great Northern extension, the first
matter for points in that section being de.
liversd to-day. Express matter will be re-
celyed every Tuesday and Friday and pu
down at Its destination the day following
at 10 q. N.