The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-10
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Home Social club will give . dance
Wednesday night.
All Of the national banks will hold their
annual elections to-day.
There will be q regular meeting OF the
city council this evening.
Beginning with last night all the dry
goods stores in the city will close ut six
p. m.
There will be a meeting Of the Recherche
club tonight at eight p. m. at room IL.
Merchants National bank building.
j. w. Hayes has sold to A. J. Grose lot 4.
block %. East Helena, for $500. Michael
Sadro has sold to John Tobol lot II, block
8. East Helena, for $3.50.
William Biggerstaf. colored, WAS ar
rested last night for attempting TO assault
Charles Williams. colored, in the club
rooms over ]. L. ~Israel's. on Main sti eet.
He will nave a hearing in the police court
to-day.
The following lode locations were hled
for record with the county clerk yesterday:
Weasel, st. Loui district, by CT. Cleaves;
Leap Year. Ten AAIt. by A. Z. Shaw; Flor
ence, julie. Vitaiins and Mary L., Stemple
district, by Henry Mounscy.
Chas. johnson, proprietor of the Blue
Front saloon. died suddenly at noon yes
terday. He leaves one brother and two
nephews in Helena. Mr.. johnson was very
popular Win tOObe WHO knew u1m duu QA0
sudden death is sincerely regretted.
Under Sheriff Hoss vent out to Baxen-
dale Sunday night to bring in Gideon De
Roster, q wood chopper, who ia demented
and imagines someone wants to kill him.
He was captured near the top of the grade
on the boulevard near the B~roadwater.
Mount Helena Council No. 14S2. Royal
Arcanum, will have its annual installation
of officers this evening. Following the in
ckullo<irO $hn~n ill h. n o~n{o1 aooos0n
consisting of music. readings, ETC., and this
will conclude with a banquet and dance.
Mrs. Tower. who has been dangerously i'll
for some time with consumption, has grown
rapidly worse and grave fears are enter
tanned that she will not survive for mors
than a day or two. Her son. who is now in
the east. has been te%leRraphed for and 10
expected to-day.
There are letters at police headquarters
inquiring for Thomas D. Hale and Thomss
Steward, a musician aged about 40 years.
Hale's brother. g. II. Hale, whose address
is Law hotel, La Crosse, Wis. is anxious to
hear from him. The inquiry as to She
ward is from Henry Steward, Of Webb
wood postofiee, Flack's camp. Ontario,
Canada.
The adjourned annual election OF officers
in connection with the regular quarterly
business meeting Of the local union will be
hold this evening at 1880 p. m. in the First
Presbyterian church. Owing to the con-
FINANCE of the meetings hold in that place,
the pastor has kindly given up Tuesday
evening to the use of the young people.
The lectures in Calumet hall, Park
avenue. still continue. The subject to-
night will be a line of prophecy found in
the boo of Revelations. The speaker will
show where this prophecy met its fulfill
ment, and how we are led from this down
to our own time by other predictions in
the hook of revelations. Services begin al
1880 p. N. Lecture free.
The new officers Of the Board of Trade
were at the rooms in the Gold block last
night to take their Offices. A quorum was
not present and nothing was DONE. L
seemed to be the impression of those pres
ent that the new officers went into Office by
virtue OF their election and that it required
no formal action of the board. The nev
officers are I. III. kleinschmidt, president
John Stedman. vice president; A. c. John
son, treasurer, and w. Z. Cox. secretary.
Rocky Mountain enoampnent installed
the following officers for the ensuing tern
last night: G.. p. Aug. Fack; Il. p, +. g
Benson; S. W.. Robert Thompson; j. w.
!, b. i. Blounson; scribe, Emil Kluge: treas
uter. l.. Marks; guide, II. F. Warner: y
s., Aug. +. kruse; 1. g., John Dryburgt
First W., NJ. Mothes; Second W., job
Winkelman; Third W. j. b. Crave
Foutth W., +. Il. Theme. After the in
stnllation the members sat down to a bar
quet prepared by b. j. Berger.