The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-16
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Tho next dance Of the Ninuette club will
take place on Friday evening at Electric
hall.
Ladies in the Dairy Maids drill will meet
Friday at 4:15 p. N. for drill at Encore
hall.
Josephine E. Totten has decided to D. J.
Hogan all of section 4. In township 19,
north Of range west.
The funeral Of Charles johnson will take
morrow. a. announced yesterday.
There are only two weeks remaining In
which to pay county taxes. After Nov. 30
the penalty attaches for delinquents.
Louis Berg and wife have returned from
their wedding tour to the Worlds fair aud
visiting relative and friends In the east.
Owing to the poor attendance at Mins's
opera house last uipht the wrestling match
between Eyt0a and Schmidt was declared
off.
John @. Grain has filed notice Of the looa-
ton Of fifty inches Of the water of Crane
creek, tributary Of the north fork of sun
river.
Judge MoHatton has appointed Chas. F.
Booth county commissioner to I'LL the
vacanov caused by the resignation OF Pat
rick Mullins.
Alfred Peterson has sold to Bartolo Tuisi
an undivided one-sixtssnth interest In the
Nelson, White Cloud aud Alabama quartz
lodes, ID the Blue Cloud district. for $500.
Tho Vera kebeksh lodge. !: o. q. F..
gave their drst sApual ball At Electric hall
last night. There was a good attendance
and most enjoyable time.
The Kings Daughters Of the First Pres
byterian church will have . sale of cakes
pies and plum pudding on Nov. 20. The
money made goes to assist in charitable
works.
The programme this evening Of the Hell
ena High School Literary society promises
sion is 'Should the Unitsu States Annex
Hawaii" The public is public.
The trial Of E. E. Weaver. charged with
burglary In the Montana Central freight
car oars. will begin At Boulder to-day.
Police Judge Crutoher has been summoned
as . witness for the defense. and Marshal
MoCann for the prosecution.
Nancy Hanks and Maud s.. two notori-
ous characters, were arrested yesterday on
the charge of carrying on an unlawful bus
insss. They were each given twelve hours
in which to lenvs ths town. For she past
six months they have been in jail almost
continuously.
Five boys. each shout IA years of age,
wore arrested yesterday Pn the charge Of
breaking up wagon belonging to ). 1.
Porter. Ono Of them was discharged.
thres were sent to the county Jail tor Eve
days ON bread and water, and one TO the
county Jail for ono hour.
T. Il. Miller has decided to Jaa II. Gill
man the east 25 feet Of the south 100 feet
in block 81. of tho Northern Paoihe addi-
tion, for $500; also the east % feet CT lot lS.
In block 81. In the Grand avsnus addition.
for 1850; also lot IL, in block "a, in tho
Northern Pacific addition. for 800.
Last night the police we're notified that .
much intoxicated individual, with lot Of
money in his pockets was in the net of the
spoilsr. They brought him 10 hsadQuAr-
tsrs took very nearly $500 out of his posk-
cts, and gave him - to complete his jolli-
hcation. When he found out his money
was ali right he was satisfied that the po-
lios should take charge of il until to-day.
This evening thsrs will DO u sociabls and
an extra nios turkey lunch served ~ she
residence of Mrs. W. g. Prsuitt. Rodney
and Eighth avenue. Tho proceeds will go
toward the necessary expenses OF the Grand
Street Nj. Il. church South. The charge
will be only % oonts. The lunch will be
served early to obviats the necessity Of
diSlly invited.
b. 3. R.svss Of De Lamar. Idaho. offers
30 reward Tor information of the where
abouts of Pat Reeves, who was employ cd
on oonst: t:uction Of the Great Northern
| railway ii the vicinity of Chsttaroy, Wen
atohee aud Ioiols. Wash. About April l.
1898, was OH Yakima ditch. near Nabton.
Wash. Is - years old. i've feet eight inches
high, weighs l60 pounds. has dark hair.
blue eyes, and light mustacho. Follows
public works. usually bridging. Supposed
TO be in eastern Washington or Kelso,
SLOGAN distries. b. @.