The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-14
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

The Helena Mannerchoir will give a con
cert at Turner hall on April is.
D. E. Sperry has located forty acres OF
placer ground near Bear Tooth mountain.
Algeria Temple A. "A. 0. N. M. s., holds a
regular session this evening at Masonic
Temple.
A social viii be held at Turner nall on
April % for the benefit Of the German
Lutheran church.
George F. Cope has bought in. at sherif's
sale the Irish Girl and Flowrence fraction,
Ottawa district, for SO, 1888 rs.
The, DeLamar Mining company has de-
clared another dividend, this time Of 30
cents a share, payable April rs.
The adult class in dancing, under Mrs.
Lamberton's instructions, meets at Encore
hall this evening at eight o'clock.
Amarriage license was issued yesterday
to George B. DePue, of East Helena. and
Rose Mckinney, of Lawton, Michigan.
The great natatorium at the Hotel Broad
water will be thrown open again to-day,
the cement bottom having been thoroughly
repaired and cleansed.
Labor liens a%ggregatinR $770.35 were
filed with the county clerk yesterday against
the Big Ok Mining & Reduction company
for work done in March.
Helena Opera House compan filed arti-
cles of incorporation Yesterday. Capital,
800, 600. Incoryorators, Wm. j. Fuchs, D.
a.. Corey and r. L. McCullooh.
Mary Irwin was tried yesterday before a
jury in Judge Sanders court on the charge
Of robbing q man Of $33.75. She was found
guilty and sentenced to ninety days in Jail.
day that his brother, Mai. John B. Furay,
sustained q loss Of $4,000 last Friday BY
the burning Of his livery establishment in
Omaha.
There will be a meeting Of the executive
committee and officers of the Hendricks
club at the club rooms this evening at 8
o'clock. It ia necessary that there be g full
attendance.
B. T. Hooper is rejoicing over the arrival
Mr.. Hooper has been married sixteen years,
and as this is the first baby, he is CORES
pondingly happy.
The People Publishing company, of
Butte, filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The in
c1rporators are ]. B. Iehigh. w. l.. NAPLES
and j. NJ. Self; capital stock $500.
Geo. L. Wales, who has been connected
with the west side hose house since it was
built. resigned Yesterday. He is an old
time Helena fireman, formerly in the volun-
teer service, and resigned to engage in
other business.
Judge Hunt will deliver an address before
the Unity club next Tuesday evening on the
history of Montana, covering the period Of
time from the date of the Louisiana pur-
chase, which included Montana, to the date
Of the admission of the state into the Union.
Members of Battery A will report at the
armory this evening at eight O'Clock sharp
and bring their fatigue and full dress uni
form. sabre, belts, helmets. plumes and
everything in their possession belonging to
Battery A. There is a penalty for non-at-
tendance.
Friday evening Rev. Fuerst will preach
in the German Lutheran church, corner
Ninth avenue and Rodney street, at eight
O'Clock. There will be music by tho church
choir and Linden Bros. Easter Sunday
services will begin at 1880 a. m., and Linden
Bros. will play a cornet solo. After the
Lords supper.
out for his wards. Recently some four
Indians filed on eighty acres of grazing
land. The law gives them 1G0 acres. The
commissioner has sent the applications
back, through Commissioner Carter, to the
local land office, with the request that the
applicants be told of their right to file on
eighty acres more than they have.
At the special session of the county COM
missioners yesterday a contract was let to
Oliver Bernier for the construction of a
wagon bridge across the Dearborn river at
Were as follows: Sander d. Carlson: $l,63O;
T. G. Scott, Sl,355.6 5; John NJ. shatfer,
1924; j. Is. Scharf. $1,118; S. II. Eisen,
1897. Eisen's bid was the lowest, but the
commissioners we're of the opinion shat he
could not fulfill tho requirements OF the
specifications at his figures.
DIR. King retJ1rns ahout thn 15th.