The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-09
GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Boulder.

boulder.
NJ. and NYA. Tom Hasye are now q
Pueblo. COL. whore they are sunnine .
hstel.
Karl N. Hanson. OF The Age. viii start
The hret Of next wsek for Chicago 10 spend
: month at the Worlds fair.
The fees Of the Office Of click and r.
corder Of Jefferson county amounted to
$3.50 In tho quarter ending May 81, 1888.
Mrs. Will Kennedy will start on satur-
day, June II. for = visit 10 the Worlds fair
and TO friends and relatives IN Michigan.
3. J. Roe has retired from the GafInsy
Mercantile eompany's establishment. and
his place has been taken BY John Noting
ham.
J. r. Williams relief agent on ths North
esn Pacific, y acting 80 agent a. Wiokss Tor
: week or two during The absence Of the
regular agent.
8. j. Roo. lately with ths Gafsnsr Msr-
camille company. and Charles West. An em-
ploye OF sam Wade. have leased Mr..
Wads's livery stable snd will run u here
after.
Belle Carson. who ired Avs shots -
man last Wednesday mo,ninQ. vas bonnd
over in The sum Of. $500 TO appear at the
next term Of the district court. The bonds
were Furnished.
The game Of baseball At Basin Sunday
between the Boulder and Basin clubs WAS
given 10 the Basins At the end'of the sew
enth inning, the SCORE standing twenty
ssvsn to twelve.
Miss Rose Blake will start for Chicago
next Monday by the Northern Pacific rail-
road 10 visit tho wonderful Columbian or
position. She will accompany Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Wiokes.
Tom G. Gnlbraith lefs Tuesday by the
Northern Pacitc to attend the meeting of
the SUPREME lodge of Good Templars 1t
OF that body he will 90 on to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mis-. +. A. Wickes and Misses
Bessie and Mary will start next Monday for
the east. The will 90 first to Oberlin col
logo, Ohio, to attend the ommoncsrnen
exercises. Willie Wiokss beiaR . student
there.
A business combination has been effected
and L. L. Marks will run the Grand Gem
trail aud ths Windsor hotels in Bonldsr.
while ]. d. Kippey will control the Wind
sor bar.
The school trustees Of The Boulder dis
trict are Advertising for sale $1,000 worth
of bonds. bearing six per cent interest. and
to run fifteen years. The sale 10 to take
place to the highest bidder (at par or ~
ward), on Saturday. june "a, at one p. m.
Miss Clara Boloher and Miss Lostie War
ner will start on the Goth inst. for 4 visit to
the great Worlds fair at Chicago. going by
way Of tho Union Pacific. Miss Clara
while east will attend AZ q delegate this In
Monte cal, Canada. Miss. Lottie will visit
her unole and aunt at Lacon. ILL.,, and will
probably spend the winter with them.
Prof. T. A. Brown had an attack Of heat
failure. last Sunday night shat almost num-
bsred him with The dead. He had retired
for the night. but about 10 O'Clock hs got
up and while standing in the middle Of the
infliotinR . bad bruise in the check. His
wife sprang from the bed to his assistance
and lifted his head and shoulders. but grief
at his seeming death ovsrcams her and she
d opped ths body. In this fall Mr.. b own
struck squarsly on his nose and the blood
Rushed out in almost a food. and this APP
Isreatly brought relief 20 that Mr.. Brown
revived.
Marysvllle.
John Reynolds has moved into the house
just vacated BY DR.. j. v. Cole.
Born. in Independence. May 80. TO Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Bach, . daughter.
M. md Mrs. G.. I. Brambls have moved
Into their house. lately purchased from
Chas. Easton.
Married. In Marysville. June 2, 8. E..
Bowlby and Miss Carmelita Cornslis Nc
Lane. both Of this city.
7. b. Dillon has sold his horses and oar
risRes and leased for . term of yea . his
livery barn to Jack Painton.
Miss Matthews, Of Helena. spent several
days last week visiting her uncle and amt,
N i. and Mrs. l.. A. Matthews.
Miss Fanny Dc Lacy. the accomplished
Bald Butte tencher, visited her friend. Mrs.
Charles Mayer. In Marysvills. on Sunday
last.
Miss Eva Lewis returned 10 her home In
Helena last Thursday morning, after
spending several days visiting the Misses
Dunn.
Mike D. Murphy left Monday evening for
the Worlds fair and TO visit relatives in
Nebraska. He intends to bs gone q month
or six weeks.
Mrs. Mary e. Constans. Of Marysville,
has been granted a divorce from A. F..
Constsns, with $50 per month alimony and
The custody Of her child.
q. D. Williams started Oh Sunday for an
extended eastern trip. He will stop q
couple of weeks at White Sulphur Springs
for his health before proceeding on his
journey.
The band OF Flathead Indians that annu-
ally visit NaTysvills are again with us. Al
with them. Now We may expect horse races
avery dag.
Postmaster Conrad IL having 10 many
calls for International money orders that
he has petitioned the postal authorities to
mako Marysville an international money
order Office.
With the closing of the A. D. l. M. Co.'s
LRTysville office and tho departure OF
Alessrs. +. L. WhitmoHe and r. w. Bacoru,
our little CITY loses two Of its, bost known
and most enterprising citizens. They will
look after the business interests OF the
company in Butte. the hrst az secretary
and the latter a. treasurer of the company.
There have been many changes In tho
past few weeks. Many Of the old mrn arc
gone and new ones have taken their places.
Charlie Horton. Dan Mcleod and George
hsssler, shift bosses. have been displaced
BY Tom Reynolds. Ike Warren and John
jewell. Sam earns. Louis Haley. John
Berry and Fed Jobs have also quit the
works and Others have taken their places.
The f.eiRht toanags received At the
Larysvi!ls station 10 greater thsn any other
station on the Northein Pacino railroad in
Montana, with possibly two exceptions,
That the freight receipts are not greater il
owing to the fact that . largo amount of
the freight comes on a short haul, II The
f,cight business continues to increase a. II
has she past year greater yard facilities will
have 10 BE- provided 10 accommodate tho
traffic.
Deer Lodge.
The family Of F.J. Haynes. Of Anaconda.