The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-01
JOTylNGS ABOUT TOWN..

s.. G. Case, OF Avon. Ill.,, dad yesterday.
He Was tho father Of Mrs. A. i, Heed, OF
this city.
The Horsashos placer claim Of eighty
Azores near tho Missouri river has bsan 10
Gated BY ]. +. Mercer.
The bad weather kept the crowd away
from tho Eyt,n-Layton wrestling match
last night and 1T wna called oil.
An Episcopal Sunday school will be or
Ranized this afternoon at the residences ct
John Gehmer, in the BroadwRter addition.
Mr.. Albert Wordstrom and Miss hannah
Carlson were united in marriage by the
Rev. U.F Hawk In tho Cakes street NJ. y.
church Friday evening.
Rufus 9. Garland has com POSED ! mass
by the Cathedral choir. II ID spoken OF BY
musical critics in tho highest terms.
The vocal and instrumental concert TO be
given by the ladies' society OF the German
Lutheran church Thursday next. promises
to bs y very enjoyable affair. The concert
will be followed by a dance.
"A barrel of straw in the rear of Edwards
thought from q lighted cigar thrown into
it. A still alarm brought this city hall fire
apparatus, and the blaze WAS put out in
short order.
An ice cream social will be given on
Tuesday evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Joseph Currah. near the Northern Pacific
depot. Tho proceeds are for the benefit Of
the Cakes street NJ. II. church, n = good
attendance il hoped for.
Real estate transfers were filed with
County Clerk Tooker yesterday a. follows:
j. w. McMurray to Catherine nj. Goodell
lots 8 and 10. block 1877, Ming addition,
500; George B. Child, trustee. to r.. 7.
Sterling, the east 100 feet of block IS, Hotel
Park addition, 5000.
C:A.. F.-.L.l r.J-:~ k~I.a4 - W.
Office at seven O'Clock this morning. There
will be no Wholesale turning out OF the
members OF the police force ~ was antioi-
pated. There are a great many applica-
tions, all Of which will be carefully consid-
cred when it is found necessary to make
any changes.
Agent Wilson. Of the Union Pacific re-
pamphlets issued by his company entitled
Out Door Sports and Pastimes." It con-
tains correct rules for playing avn tennis.
base ball, racuuets, ~lacross. polo, croqnet,
cricket, foot ball, curbing and quoits. 1t is
q handy thing to have at this season, and
for free distribution.
It has been arranged to have the twenty
-four hour walking match at Electric hall
come off some time in the latter part Of
Nav. It will be under the management Of
A. b. Elliott. The division Of gate ~recei.ts
will be as follows: First, IS per cent; sec
ond, 20 per cent; third, TO per cent; fourth,
10 per cent. No entrance fee will be charged
for those desiring to enter the contest.
Jack Rowand, who is il the Deer Lodge
p~enitentiary for life, presented United
States Ma shall Furay the other day with Il
handsomely carved cane Of cypress wood.
The work was done with a %penknife. The
carving consists Of emblems of the Knights
of Pythias and Odd Fellows. The cane il
rold-mounted and engraved with Mr..
Furay's name and official title. All Of the
work was lone BY Rowand.
Two new companies filed their articles of
incorporation yesterday with the secretary
of state. The Big Timber Mercantile COM
pany is organized to do business in Yellow
stone county with a capital stock of $780,
DOC. The incorporators are George NJ.
Hatch, j.. w. Vestal and Charles n. Skill
man. A. T. Schmitz, James Lawlor and
Douglas Martin are the incort orators of
the Carbonate Chief Mining mpa to
work claims on Dry Wolf and Running
Wolf in Meager county; capital stock
81, 600, 900. @
Clyde Tooker, Of the firm of G. j. Tooker
81 Co, Of Boulder, has made the following
offer to the board of Worlds fair managers.
which will be submitted at the meeting at
Great Falls. They offer to furnish free to
the state at their quarry all the granite the
state may need in the construction Of the
state building. This is in rubble work.
will also be furnished. They will furnish
such steps as may be needed. or pillars,
provided there are not too many.