The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-19
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Sanitary Inspector Hall 10 carrying on Al
active crusade during these hot days. wit
excellent results.
All members Of Division No. !, A. 0. Il.
are Requested TO be present At the reRu!aI
monthly social this evening.
Quiulan Bros, s~aloonksepers Of Marys
Vile. have made ~ assignment to Fran
MoHuGh for the benefit Of their credttori
Daniel Musser has sold TO the Whitlatch.
Union and McIntire Gold Mining company
the Unionvills aud Railroad quartz lode
for $4,000.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Sans o
Veterans will give a button and nail SOFIA
bic at e.. A. Il. hall Friday evening. Tit
ladies invite all their friends.
John Peterson. while drunk. pushed I
sign through a window on Rodney street,
When Policeman Irwin tried to arrest hin
Peterson ran but was overtaken and made
quite . struggle before he consented to e
10 the city jail.
In the supreme court yesterday Cyrus A
Hovey was admitted TO practice upon mo-
ton OF Hon. T. H. Carter. MI. Hovsy hal
opened offices in the Merchants Nations"
bank building. He comes highly recon-
mended by the governor and state officers
Of Michigan.
Henry W. Foote has conveyed to w. NJ.
G.. Settles and A.. II. Nelson each a sixth
interest in tho west half of the southeast
quarter and the east half Of the southwest
quarter. of section 8, township 10. north
range 4 vest. the consideration being 81 in
each instance.
George Stndler and Jake Atchison mines
Tuesday, resulting in a SCORE Of seventeen
to four in favor Of the George Stadlor nine.
TIT features OF the game were George Stad-
ler's pitching. Oscar Billiards work behind
tho bat and Morris Whites work or first
base.
A rumor was current in town last night
the west side. in q family which recently
came from Anaconda. Inquiry among
members of The board Of health developed
the fact that no report Of the appearance
Of the disease had been made by any Of the
physioians In the eisy.
The proposals calling for bids for the
conatt u0tion of che Broadwater school house
contain q clause requiring bidders to send
In With their offers = certified check for
81, COZ. Owing to the ssringenoy Of the
times. il has been decided to change this
certified check to q bond for q like amount,
with frst class ~suseties.
Charlie and Pete Hammel are again In
Jail, thie time for breaking windows in q
house on Highland street. Pete stole a box
Of fruit yesterday from the grocery at Rod
ney and Eighth avenue, and was caught in
~ uoW IL WAY VApuuV
from custody Saturday last. He does not
know what to do with them.
The Woodmsn of the World last night
installed the following officers: Consul
commander. John Baker; adviser lieuten-
ant. W. A. Moore; banker, w. C. Pardel.
lian; clerk. H. q. Pickett; manager, W. 8.
Votaw; physicians, @. A. Perrin and G. a..
Barbour; escort. D. B. Cook; watchman.
Fred Appman; sentry. John Glass.
Tho announcement is made that Aug. 20
Mr.. Frank l.. Ide, a prominent young busi-
ness man Of Missoula. will lead to the altar
Miss Frances s. Brown, a young LADY from
st. Paul, who has been visiting Lieut..
Lsonhasuser. adjutant of Twenty fifth in
fantry, now stationed at Fort Missoula.
Mr.. Ide has resided In Nissoula for several
years past. and as the representative of the
Northwestern Guaranty Loan company has
won the confidence of the business COM
munity there. He was previously in bust
ness in Helena. Miss Brown has made
many friends and acQuaintanees in Niskoula
during the past few months.