The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-05
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from ExchangeAl
Livingston.

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Livineston.
Born. Sunday, April 80. to Nj. and Mrs.
VIM. Billidsau. a daughter. Il
]. M. Nerchland is hore from Arlington. |
Ore, and expects to locate permanently.
Miss Clara White. sister of Mrs. ]. A.
weeks visit.
After paying all expenses, the ladies Of
81. Andrews Guild have about 300 left of
the receipts of the Kirmess.
Charley Houchin. Of tho Northern Pacific
express office. took Monday evenings pas
senger for Chicago and other points.
Mrs. II. G. Thomas. accompanied by her
daughters, departed Wednesday evening
for Creso, Ia, to join her husband. Capt.
Thomas.
License to wed was issued by the dist lot
clerk to Thorvald Il. 7. Nelson and Con-
stance OusdAhl. both OF Mammoth Hot
Springs. a~
Mrs. M. G~ouebnour. accompanied BY her
daughter, left Thursday evening for ~.
Louis on q visit to the mother OF Mr..
Goughnour.
Miss Nellie. the youngest daughter OF
City Marshal johnson. was severely burned
about the face, on Monday. wnlle klnollnR
= fire with kerosene.
Foreman Alex Livingston and his crew OF
bridge ca penters arc At work on the Park
branch getting the bridges in frst-class
shape for the summer travel.
The sum of 81, 3l4. 10. being the amount
OF judgment and costs against Cook d Van
Cleve. was paid in full to Campbell d
ttark, attorneys Cor John u. Smith. by
Under Sheriff Hogan.
Memorial day exercises will be held May
30 at Mountain view cemetery this year by
Fatraeut post No. z. OF LivinRton. they
having secured a lot and removed all old
soldiers to tho new cemetery.
Jack Flynn. who formerly worked on the
Bracket creek horse ranch Of H. Nixon. OF
Bozeman. was drowned in the Yellowstone
ut Forsythe while attempting to ford on
horseback. He was employed by the U +
outfit at the time of the accident.
residence of Mayor and Mrs. Beley on Sat
urday afternoon last in honor of the tenth
birthday of their Oldest son, Ernest. a
large number of this young gentleman's
friends wore present and an enjoyable time
ia reported.
At the regular meeting Of the Livingston
board of trade a committee composed Of
Joseph +. Swindlehurst, Geo. L. Carey. ..
4. Heierlin and DR.. r.. D. Alton was ap-
pointed to address q memorial to the CITY
age system.
On Saturday evening. MAY 6. an enter:
ainmen will be given by the pupils Of
the Livingston high school. This pro.
eramme will consist of a presentation Of
Longfellow's poem, 1.-THE Courtship Of
Miles Standish,'' dramRtized and put ir
shape for the stage.
tael =, ..1--- Bohemian. ,t'E. 4
Co. H will give an invitation ball at ths
hrmory on the 9th inst.
Miss Violet Cullen, Of Helena. is visiting
Mrs. DR.. Hogan for a few days.
Mrs. DR.. Tudor. who has been visiting
~. $1,000 10 AIclsoo, ~1urA0 rntrrpa
this week.
Word comes from Los Angeles that Mel
con story has been seriously Ill during th
past few days. -.
Elder McFarlane is the name Of tho ney
divine who is to take Elder Ghormlsy'
place at BoZeman.
Gust Carlson. of Spring Hill,1 has pur
chased the farm of A. LayCoek for $2,OOl
1t contains 12O acres.
Mis-. g. w. Wakefield and daughter 70
turned from a visit among friends at Port
land. Ore, on Saturday.
Died, after an illness of three days. q
her home in Bozeman. Montana. May
Mrs. Charles Schwan, aged 80 years.
Andrew Kinknde left on Monday fo
Iowa, where he will accept a position Z
secretary OF q Young Men Christian asse
citation.
Bozeman had twenty three deaths la.
year. ten males and thilteen females. Fc
apopulation of 1000 PEOPLE this is a health
showing.
Died, Wednesday, April 26. at Bozemar
Claire Winifred. aged five years and thre
months, the daughter and eldest child {
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Panton.
BY an agreement made some weeks az,
the licensed gambling establishments {
this city. after May l, will not open the
faro or other gambling games on Sunday.
jackson, the music man of Helena an
Great Falls. has concluded to open a branc
store at Bozemsn and has made Fred Hal
ris his agent. A fine stock of musicl
goods will at once be put in at the Ferr
block.
week belonging to John Boyles to a Ho
lander Just from Michigan, for $751; 0t
This property was known as the "Brigha
Reed place. and was purchased \ few yea
ago TO: ST., 700.
Company H. of Bozeman. is composed
young men who take great pleasure and i
terest in their organization. They atten
drill regularly every week and when 81
sncampment comes Company II will
strictly in line.
The annual construction of roads In Il
park will DO commenced in about thir
days. The amount appropriated by COL
x ess this year is $780, 600. = Tho Rrubbil
contract WAS secured by Oscar Swanson.
Cascade county, for $4,000.
Marysville.
Mrs. Sam ArRall is still very sick at b
home in Belmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Julian have q lit
daughter at their home.
Mrs. Y. J.. Airey returned Friday from b
visit at st. Louis. Mont.
+. H. Mcdonald. wife and little son Il
last week for Moberly, Mo.
Chas. Dieken returned from his trip
Columbia Fails last Wednesday.
Tn Degree OF Honor, lodge il conte,
plating giving a calico ball some time
May.
Mrs. Harrington and daughter Nsllis.
Helena. we're in town Wednesday and
tended the l. O.. O. +. ball.
Il. w. Warren. who has been away for I
past two weeks, cooperating his heal
returned home on Tuesday,.
Miss Antoine Lutter, of Helena. was
town visiting friends last week. She .
attended the /. o. q. +. ball.
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