The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-17
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

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JOTrlNGs ABOUT TOWN,
DO not forget that Tuesday will be Arbo
day.
There will be no Sunday school services
At Temple Emanu-El to-day.
George n. Woodson, the colored orator
will lecture Al Electric hall May =. his sub
ject being "Our Present Needs
The Englehorn Business College band
will give a concert this evening at tho court
house. Prof. Peter man is the leader.
COPELAND Bros. received additional n tools
from the east yesterday, and work will
be resumed on tho ~nrtesiRn we'll Monday.
w. Fl. Harrison, who has tho contract for
furnishing the Granite for the Montana
club building, says work WILL be resumed Oh
the structure by May ].
G. Il. Jay and G. M. Decks. Northern Pa
ciic architects, are in Missoula, designing
a hospital to take the place of the one de-
stroyed by fire Il short time since.
Helena will soon have q paper mill. 1t
will be erected i'll the Sixth ward by Helena
men. The Sixth ward promises to b,come
the manufacturing center OF the city.
A judgment from Silver Bow county was
flsd with the county clerk yesterday for
$751. 80 in favor Of Simon Reid and Thos.
va 80 S60AAAoV AASAAAy ~
A table OF distances has been prepared
by the attorney general for the use OF
sheriffs in computing the mileage from the
different county seats to the state peniten-
tiary at Deer Lodge.
Ike Hayes, the Helena heavyweight
champion, and John A. Allen. of Ten Mile.
will have q twenty-round glove contest ut
Corbett d Givine's place on Ten Mile April
"a, for a purse Of 500.
@ fCkn 1cl;oc -F AIa Cl,rSnt;or oIv,vnk rr;J1
have a sale Thursday, April 81, of home
made cakes, jellles. preserves and fancv
goods. Ih sale will be at the residence Of
Mrs. John y. Murphy.
A number Of Helena people lave been in
vited to attend the Tooth anniversary or the
discovery Of the Columbia river bv Cnpt.
John Gray, May, II. 1892. The celebration
will be held st Astoria, Ore, May 10, II and
II.
Gen. Haven expects to have the Helena,
White Sulphur Springs y Castle survey
completed in about three weeks. On it's
completion there will be a meeting Of the
general committee to decide on future
operations.
The Helena Maennerchor will give q
vocal and instrumental concert Easte
Monday evening. at Turner hall. The pro
gramme is an excellent ono. aud after the
concert there will be a grand ball. There
will undoubtedly be q large attendance.
The letter carriers ball. which takes
place next Friday evening at Electric hall,
promises to be a most successful affair. 1t
will be attended by the best people in the
city, and the committee Of arrangements
will neglect nothing to make it pleasant for
all who attend.
The following is an extract from a pri-
waite letter received BY W. J. Fuchs yester-
day: "Col. Broadwater is looking and feel
ing fine; his face is full Of color. and he
told me he felt twenty years younger than
when he went away. He does not look like
the same man"
Five hundred printed copies Of the pro-
ceedinRs of the Montana irrigation oonven-
tion are in the hands of the county clerk
for free distribution. Farmers, ditch own
ers and others will find some very valuable
data in the report Of the proceedings and
the reports Of the counties on the state Of
irrigation.
The Helena Electric Railway company
has fitted up for the convenience of it's pa
irons a we'll appointed waiting room in the
rear of its offices in the basement of the
Power block. There are four electric bells
in it to notify passengers Of the arrival of
the car they are waiting for. It is 3 biz Of
enterprise on the part of the officials of the
company the public will appreciate.
Transfers were fled with County Clerk
Tooker yesterday for record as follows:
A. A. Bowen to M. L. Tompkins and W. D.
House. White Iron and White Iron Exten-
sion loles. four miles south of Helena,
1925; Henry Asmussen to S. T.. Porter,
south 100 feet of lots nine to twelve inclu-
sive, block sixty-six, Northern Pacific ad-
dition, s ,500; Fl. G. Briggs to L. F. Zim-
norman, one-fourth interest in 6unol lode,
Vaughn district, $3.50. =
The board of managers for the woman't
home would be very grateful for donations
of seeds, plants, shrubs or trees to plant on
Arbor day in the yard of the home. They
would respectfully ask that tho friends OF
the institution kindly send whateves they
have to give up to the home. No 90 Raleigh
street, on or before Tuesday morning. The,
would also be very glad to receive second.
hand furniture, and would be very thank.
full to their friends thus remembering then
when returnishing their own homes during
the house cleaning season.