The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-30
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

All SN0 pauk6 Will % clOu6u su-usys
The Helena Gun club members will have
q shoot to-day At both blue rocks and 1--we
birds.
WIN. NJ. Croswhite has sold to Daniel
Floweree the nL ne14 Of section "a. town
ship Is, north range 4 west. for 300.
The first peaches of the season arrived in
Helena yesterday. They come from tho
south, and a,e quoted at 81 a crate.
II IL ia fair to-day the Rapid Transit
company will run oars every thirty minutes
beginning at noon. on the University line.
l.. Penwell was admitted 70 practice yes
terday in tho United States circuit and d's'
ttict courts on motion OF Hon. L. q. bach.
The Helena Investment COMPANY has
been incorporated by w: o. Cox, william
DoLaov and Walter Matheson; capital
stock. $500 0
The Reed and Lust team 20 to Great
Falls to-day to play the Kid Wanderers.
Az the Helena boys have never yet .oss a
game they are expected TO return watn an
other SCALP in their belt.
The Butte Critics ON Sunday defeated
the Anaconda club twenty to n,nstsen IN a
fourtesn-inning game. The Helena anna
three weeks and play for the state cham
pionship.
The First Baptist church of Kalispell will
be dedicated on the second Sunday in June.
Rev. G. b. Allen. Of Hslena. will preach
the dedicatory sermon Inc new pastor,
Rev. Falls, of Chicago. will also be present.
and assist in the services.
Miss Hopper opens her summer school
this morning in the central school build
ing. to continue six weeks. Purils In the
mist. second and third grades who wore not
promoted, will DO allowed another exami-
nation at the close Of the term.
1.-THE National Game Preserves Of North
America" il the title of a late publication
issued by the Northern Pacific Railroad
company. 1t is Handsomely illustrated
and gives valuable information for sports
mon who take a trip along the line OF the
Northern Pacific.
ing in the hills cutting wood. slipped and
fell or his az, severing this right hand al
most completely. He was brought to The
office OF Haight IL DogRe, exhausted from
loss Of blood. 1t was considered best to
amputate at the wrist joint. The patient
is doing nicely.
The anniversary exercises of the Montana
university will be held June lila. The
prog anime il an interesting one. Rev.
i. Z. Brush will deliver the university ser.
mon, Lieut.. Gov. Botkin will make the ad-
dress before the Pullman Literary society.
and Col. W. F. Sanders will deliver the
university Grafton.
Reports from the Judith and Milk river
cattle regions ore encouraging. Everything
is green now, the cattle look we'll md stock
men are happy. The Missouri river. which
was getting high one week ago, has recedea
considerably. and no danger is now antici-
pated. During the warm spoil of last week
the river reached high water mark.
John N. Peterson. one Of the aldermanic
candidates at the recent city election, was
injured on Sunday while getting off q NOV
ing car near HOWE street. His left shout
der was dislooated, and he yeoeivsd . bad
reported to be q very sick man. Drs.
Lesser and Steele are attending him.
Ethan Alien Weaver. secretary Of the
Pennsy lvenia Society of the Sons Of the
Revolution, has written to Gov. Richards,
| calling his attention to the movement In.
augurated by the Pennsylvania Society Of
| Colonial DANES to have June IA known a.
Flag Day t%hrnughout tho United States.
Tho Colonial Danes desire everyone who
has an American flag to display 1t on thai
day.
Inter Mountain: A umo 10 current tha,
Col. Sanders and Ex-Chief Justice Blake,
of Helena. are about to form a professional
partnership, open q Law office In Butte and
take up their permanent residence in Butte
Butte would be pleased to welcome these
distinguished gentlemen in any capacity
and psrticularl7 90 If they should establish
their hcmss here. They would be at once q
welcome addition to the legal, social ant
political orioles of the most prosperous cit,
of the state.
The Inter Mountain Publishing compan.
was awarded tbs contract yesterday TO
printing the laws passed By the recent leg
i%slature and the p oceedings of the ses
sion. The wo k to be done 10 as follows
Two hundred vols. law in calf. 2O il
boards. 100 in paper. OF house journals
200 in raper, 100 in boards. or senat
journals, 200 in paper. 100 in boards. Fol
lowing are the bids submitted: Iate
Mountain Publishing company. S1,622.87
G. X. Wells Co., 81, 73O; State Publishing
Co.. ST., 1890.