The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

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The Central Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet at four O'Clock this afternoon In
the Broadway Methodist church, instead Of
in the A. o. U. W. hall.
Sheriff Curtis has appointed Will Curtis
bailiff in department No. 2 Of the district
court. The other appointments in the
sherif's Office were announced yesterday.
Tit next regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary society, Temple Emanu- Ell, will
be held Jan. 4, Wednesday afternoon, at
the residence of Mrs. 81. Barnett. 831 Broad
way.
Al the meeting Of tho American Legion
Of Honor tomorrow night in the A. o. u.
w. hall the new officers will be installed.
After the installation there will be q ban
Quet.
The directors of the Montana National
bank held a meeting yesterday and declared
their usual semi-annual dividend ut the
rate of eight per Q per annum on the
capital stock Of the bank.
The United States court adjourned for
the term yesterday. after approving the
%cooun of Commissions James Dingevon
and Clerk George Sproule. The next term
of the court will open at Butte in February.
A dispatch from Fort Benton yesterday
announced that the canvassinR board had
completed the %recanyass Of the vote on
member of the legislature in that county.
and had sent c. Z. Leech q certificate OF
election.
Rev. J. Il. Crooker will give = lecture be-
fore the Fortni2htly club on Thursday
evening. January 5. at $3.50, at the resiaenoe
Of Mr.. Cornelius Hedges. 800 Broadway.
The subject of the lecture will be Carlyle
and His Times"
Mining transfers put on record yesterday
we're: Ellef Ellefson, Of Minnesota. to Geo.
b. Hopkins, one-half Big Bear lode. $500;
Albin johnson to Charles ]. Nelson ct AL,
three-fourths Commonwealth lode. 81, etc. ;
George Market to F. j. Shaffer ct al, one
third Essex lode, 81. etc.
Judgements by default were entered in
the district court yesterday against do
PENDANTS as follows: Citizens bank, Of
citation. $l,O94.93 Steele vs.. Orr. $685., and
Of George H. Pew in the case OF W. W.
Blood W. George H. Pew ct al.
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday
wer as follows: Dan Driscoll to John D.
Driscoil ct al. three-fourths interest in
157. 36 in SEQ. 6. township 20, north of range
west. Thos. Bryant to John D. Driscoll
SIC. 7. township 20. north of range 5 west.
Herbert B. Reed to Anthony Eriokson, lot
20. block 5, Woodlawn park, $135. Mon
tana Wesleyan university to w. G. Wilson,
lot 4. block 5, University place, $3.50.
The revival at st. Paul's NJ. E.. church
drew out a large congregation last evening,
about 200 being present. The meetings are
being conducted by Rev. J. Wesley Hill.
After a half hours discourse, a large num-
Der of prayers were asked for by parents
for their sons and daughters, and by Others
for husbands and wives. There will be
meetings every night this week at 1880 p. n.
On Saturday evening q meeting will be held
for the officers and teachers Of the Sunday
schools.
The nav fnlunhiAn VNHfano ut m no n y
oil sale at the Helena postotios stamp win
dow in denominations of ]. 2. 3. 4, s, 6, 10,
10, 81, so cents. This series of stamps will
be continued only during the calendar year
1893. These Columbian stamps are not in
tended to displace the previous series, but
wall be IN addition thereto. The fee on
registered mail matter viii. be eight cents
instead of ten cents in addition to the reQu-
lhr postage on each article presented fol
repatriation.