The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-25
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

. The deeds for tho site for the military
post have been forwarded TO Washington.
Rev. +. T. Webb will address the meet
ing at gospel temperance hall this evening.
A regular meeting Of the Catholic Ladies'
Literary and Benevolent society will be
held this evening at the usual place.
II. W.. Reed, Of Kalispell, and w. W..
tice in the supreme court yesterday.
Clara O'Connor IN NJ elooutionnry recital
at St. Paul's M. E. chuSoh May 3. assisted
BY Prof. Vollert's full orchestra. Tickets
SO cents.
Tickets for tho sacred concert to be given
at the cathedral Thursday evening are on
sale at Pope & OConno,'s and Jackson's
music store.
Friends who have had envelopes left at
their homes in regard TO the self denial
fund are kindly requested to have a reply
ready as it will be called for in a few days.
s. NJ. Logan, George Fl. Grubb and j. j.
Donnelly have been appointed by the su-
p.eme court rs a committee to
applicants in the Tenth judicial district for
admission to the bar.
The choir from the African Methodist
Episcopal church will attend the Cakes
street Methodist Episcopal church and
assist in the revival service tonight with
their excellent singing. -eiun
All members OF Inc miriam CnApteI No
l, O. +. g., are requested to meet ut the
chapter room, Masonic temple. this even
ing at eight O'Clock sharp. as business of
Importance will come before the meeting.
Members of the Fortnightly club are re-
minded of the lecture on lowell to be
given by Mr.. Reed. Of Great Falls. this
evening at the bone of Mrs. VIM. A.
Chessman, Ewing street and Sixth avenre
The anniversary ball to be given by Can
A.. nl--11. TaIfr I1l-n NJ A. @~,~
evening, promises to be a big success. 1t
was the original intention to hold the ball
st Electric hall, but the advance sale of
tickets has been so large that the prospects
are Electric hall will not ho'd the crowd,
and in consequence il has been changed to
the auditorium.
The ladies of the Columbian association
met In the Board of Trade rooms on Mon
day afternoon to hear reports from the
committees soliciting contributions for the
fountain debt, and a hesrty vote of thanks
was accorded the many friends for the kind
and cordial reception given the soliciting
committee and the liberal response which
followed their requests for money. The
ladies are not yet able to state the result Of
the efforts thus made, as all the commit
tees and all subscriptions promised had not
been heard from at the time of converting.
but the member of the association ad-
journed with far moro hopeful spirits than
they possessed before assuming the self
imposed role of beggars.
Referring to G.. I. Stewart. recently APP
pointed ticket agent of the Union Pacific
at Helena, the Dillon Tribune's Lima
correspondent says: G. T. Stewart, station
agent for the Union Pacific at this place,
was promoted last week to the place Of as.
sistant gene al ticket agent for the same
company at Helena. Mr.. Stewards record
as a railroad mar is unsurpassed. He hal
acquired an enviAble reputation for in.
tegrity,. sobrietv and ability through years
of service for various railroad companies
His standing in this community is the very
highest. Having been a resident of the
town three years he is we'll known. He hal
discharged the duties of his Office with
signal ability and has won for himself
high place in the esteem and confidence o
the people. Wherever he may 60 may for
tune smile upon him.