The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-13
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Yesterday Mrs. E. A. Pinney sold 10 H.
ID. Dean house and lot. No. $50 East State
street for $2,650.
A. h. Keith. editor of the Mining Area.
will speak at St. Paul's NJ. E. church this
evening on 1.-The Moral Phrases of she
Great Financial Controversy"
The United States assay office has just
turned out for John r; Quisiey. of Blaok-
foot. handsome gold bar. The seasons
output of gold for the Blaokfoot district
will be about 100000.
The annual encampment OF the Sons of
Veterans, which met in Helena last year.
will meet in Cincinnati next Monday. E.
ID. Weed. of U. s. Grant camp of Helena
is delegate from Montana.
There will be game of ball at Athletic
park this afternoon between the Mary ysyiles
aud the Helenas. The batteries will be
Reed and Goodyer for the Helenas; Grin
rod and krieGer for tho Marysvilles.
Some one broke into Anderson Bros
clothing store Friday night. They got In
through the cellar door aud came up into
the store through the trap door. They
opened the cash register and secured IS. .l5.
No clothing was taken.
The meetings at the tent on Fifth avenns
have been we'll attended du ing the past
week and several converts have been made.
The subject tonight ia Conversion: or the
New Birth" The meetings will continue
during the coming week.
George MoBurney. of Helena. has trans
ferred to Caroline Dutro. of Fort Benton,
the Vanderbilt, A. Lincoln, Clara Barton,
Little Flora. Nj abel Harrington and Better
Way lodes, and 120 acres OF placer ground
in section 3b. township 10. north of range b
west. the consideration named being 81.
Miss Mary H.. Lincoln arrived from White
Su| phur Springs last evening and will leave
for Great Falls on TO. days train, to accept
position with the Daily Tribune. Miss
Lincoln graduated recently from the
Engelhorn n business college and Sc Gu es the
place through Prof. Engslhorn's recon-
mendaton.
"Bloody Knife" otherwise known as
Henry Thsle, left for Deer Lodge rentsn-
tiary yesterday in charge Of sheriff Curtis.
to spend tho years term of Imprisonment
given him. The sheriff and HIS charge
drove ftom the jail to the depot III Il hack
and AZ they went along Thale took a last
look AZ many of the scenes with
which no had been familiar for a quarter of
a century. and which he will see no more
until some time in the summer of 1894.
Acting Gov. Botkin Yesterday granted a
reQuisition from the goveruor of Utah for
John Connors alias John Berry. The man
was convicted of burglary in Utah, along
with John Heenan, and both were entenced
to one year i'll the penitentiGry. Berry es-
capped iii June, 1892 and came to Montana,
whore he WAS but short time until he COM
mitted another robbery and was arrested,
convicted and sent TO Deer Lodge for u y ysar.
His time at the Montana penitantiaty il
about to expire.
Samples of goOseberrios we're brought
into tho city Yesterday which are a ourios-
ity. Many of tho berries are as large al
pigeons eggs, and the flavor is delicious.
They como from the Elm Grove ranch OF
Il. NJ. Kelly. about eleven miles north of
town. On his ranch are suoeessfuliy culti-
vatod many different kinds of berries, and
all fruits of this climate except pears
This only proves that another of the great
industries can bs carried on in Montana--a
state of boundless resources.