The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Katie Putnam will appear In Little
Maverick at the opSrA house Monuay cven-.
ing. Seats now on sale.
II 10 estimated that tho Montana visitors
TO the fair will number 5000. Over 1900
had registered up to two weeks ago.
The default of defendant was ordered in
the district court yesterday in the case Of
Anna silk against John Silk, suit for
divorce.
A Judgment by default for $246 was rem
dered in the district court yesterday In
favor of Vincent. Haight against G.. G.
Andrews.
The train from Great Falls due in Helena
yesterday At b:l5 p. M, did not arrive until
after midnight. Tho delay was due to a
freight wreck.
Marcus Days Imported stallion. Child
OF the Mist, was shipped back to England
SUCCESS in the stud.
Florida, the black trotting mare owned
by Hsrvey Barbour, Of Helena, lowered her
record to 2:14A IN the third heat Of q race
She won II Lexington last week.
The Helena Maennerchor will produce
the farce comedy king Of the Waltz" at
Turner hall, Sunday evening. There will
be a grand dance after the performance.
ferred to Thomas u. Miller the east twenty
i've feet OF the south 100 feet OF lot IL,
block Al, Northern Pacific addition; 81, etc.
Postofioe inspector Fosnes telearaphed
from south Dakota yeste day that he had
arrested three men charged with brenkiIg
into postofiioes in that state. This makes
sixteen arrests made in South Dakota dur
ing the past month for the Same odense.
The dinner and oyster supper given by
the congregation Of st. Paul's NJ. e.
church last night was largely pat'onized
and very successful. It will be continued
this evening from $50 till nine, to give
those a chance to enjoy a treat who were
unable to attend last night.
Will u. Edgar has sold his interest in the
lumber business to GiIchrist Bros. He
wishes to thank his many customers for
past favors and solioits a continuance Of
the same for the new firm. MIR. Edgar will
20 to Elliston to look after his extensive
wood interests at that point.
Mr.. Hall will preach at East Helena on
Sunday at three in the afternoon and at 1880
in the evening. He will commenced q series of
them for one month Or more. The meetings
will be held in q room near the conter Of
town and thus afford NJ opportunity for
everybody to attend. Everybody is invited.
The evening se.vices of the Unitarian
society will be resumed on the first Sunday
OF November. whom a course of sermons
viii DO begun on the general topic. "A r.
I kAO AouG Va Il "OAAOs
incoming Mr.. Croker will speak upon
Natural Religion and S%upernatu al
Religion" a topic which more than any
other engages at present the minds of
Thoughtful people.
The public library has just learned Of an
opportunity to obtain q full copy from year
to yeur of futu 9 issues OF The Proceedings
OF the Anne lean Institute of Mining En-
g~insers, provided the library will first sup
Wy itself with a full set of the twenty-five
volumes already published. The librarian
would like to learn Of any one who would
be willing to give the whole or a partial set
to the library.
A transfer of mining property from
Samuel Quail to Howard Crosby was re-
OF one-third the Lsslie E, Kelley. Jim,
Ella. Empress. I'm ,srial. Lone Sta -. laid
of Erin and Quail lodes, and one-half the
Tallant and Pine Grove lodes In the Littls
Creek districts; and one-third the Illinois.
st. Louis No. 2, and state Center lodes in
the sheep Greek district. The consldera-
ton named Is 81.
Word has been received that traffic on
the Northern Pacific by the Mullan TUNE
route will DO resumed in three or four days
1t has Oecn decided to ut in Il brick CASE
ment with a cement wall all through the
tunnel. Work has now reached beyond til.
cave and tho debris has been emoved
The brick wall is four feet thick at the bas.
and three Mt the top. The hole lett BY thu
cave has been filled by solid rock.
An employe of tho Singer SEWING
Machine company met with a serious acct.
dent last evening. A team he was driving
on the west siie threw HIM ont on the cor
ner Of Madison avenue and Hemlncl
street. In the lall he out n severe cash il
his head. He was carried into Mnssent
Billiards home and DR.. c. b. Miller sum.
moned. His injuries. while painful. tn.
doctor said would not prove to be serious
The team WAS brought mp in ths yatd OF A
P. Curtin, the wagon being left hanging, OF
tho fence.
News comes from Chicago that the Mon
TINA silver statue 10 going to be shipped t.
BROOKLYN as soon as tho fair CLOSES. De'
mond Dunno. representing Abraham 1
Straus. Of Brooklyn. has secured permits
sion from the Montana state commission
ers to exhibit the statue in their establish
ment. The value of the figure is estimated
at S64, 600. Mr.. Dunno gave bonds to tha
amount TO the state of Montana. Afte
the statue has been on exhibition for thirt,
days in Brooklyn 1t will be taken to variou
other cities.
New dress goods arriving daily at The Fe
Hive at prices which cannot b. met with else
Y whore.
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