The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-13
NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exchangsal


Livingston.
E. Goldstein departed for Chicago Mon
day evening.
A commission 40 poatmistress has bssn
issued to Emma Nelson, OF Chico.
Max SCOTT, of /. Orschol Il Bios left
Monday evening for Chicago and the
Worlds fair.
e. GouRhnour returned Monday evening
from a pYotracted visit to his milling in
tetests In the western part of the stats.
The lawn tennis club. which has grounds
on Main street north OF the railroad trscks
10 preparing for the summer campaign.
marriage license was issued by District
Clerk Bailey, on May 3, to Charles u. Dim
stsad and Lota !. Baker. both OF Big lin
her.
). A.. Marshall and bride returned on
Thursday from Roodhouse. ~. whs.e snss
in Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. McOaw are to le.vs
Saturday on a visit to their former homo N
Manchester, Conn. Mrs. Thomas emiss
will accompany them o. far 80 ChiesRo.
The Misses Nora Prewett and Flora Reese
will graduate at the close OF sns prcSs oma'
term of the Livingston high school: Com.
mencemept exercises will OCCUR at the Wess
side school building on June =.
The Iivinpston Electric Light company
are LAYING plans to place six pleasure conss
on their canal for the uss OF inc poollc;
The canal il q mile and . quarter long ana
the lower end ia about ten minutes Walk
from the business center Of tho CITY.
Orlando Dewing, an old-timer whose bis
tory is intimately associated with tho ssiI-
ring events of Montana during the early
DAYS. died at the county poor farm on
Thursday. May 4. Dewing had mined a.
Cooke City since 1871, and o~neo 'hse'e.ss
-.lu.li> vropaYtiA0 thAr0. do V40
81 yea old.
letter was received from saltwater lass
week by q Livingston resident containing
the information that surveyors had rotulneu
from work upon q proposed wagon soao
route to Cooke City via Nys Uity ana r.,
Inc New World district. The letter further
stated that tho saltwater people woula q
once proceed to have the road sonssxsosso'
Jack Cain. who went to Nebraska to see
his relatives, 10 again at home.
Mrs. Russell, of Helena. visited her father
and mother. Major and Mrs. W.. W. Alder
son, on Sunday.
W. D. Flowers left on Tuesday Tor tae
SLOGAN country, where no expects 70 ACQUIRE
some mining interests.
Elder George Barnsby il visiting his old
home for a few days. Mr.. Barnaby No"
holds a passionate At Dayton. Wash.
Mrs. Cha.les Baker and children. mrs.
W.. @. Covan and child. and Mrs. A.. j.
Cowan, went east together last week.
The young people of the Presbyterisn
church gave a successful IonR11..o"
entertainment at tho church on FRIDAY
night. i,
Gus Gottschalk has been appointed scnool
trustee, to fill the vacancy on the olty
board caused by the Resignation OF Dr.
Lancaster.
Charles 8. Fell. accompanied BY his
family, left Thursday fov a visit to rsla-
tiyes In Minnesota, and to take In the
Worlds fair.
Walter Hartman, of the law firm OF
Hartman a. Hartman, with his family. ar
rived from Indiana last week to make his
home at Bozeman.
Mrs. Nettie Davis returned from a visit ia
San Francisco On Friday, Mrs. Davis
health is greatly improved by her so1ourn
in the "Paris of America"
6. M. Emery and son arrived from Great
Falls on Monday. Mr.. Emery Will start IN
on the work necessary for the building up
OF the agricultural college.
A mass meeting of the Sunday schools OF
Bozeman will be held at tho opera house on
Sunday, the 2lst, at $3.50. An interesting
programme is being prepared.
A box of cigars at the Commercial Ex-
The bow" explained tho fact that his honor,
the mayor. was again celebrating the ar
rival of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Long, Of the valley
have cd to Kentucky. Mrs. Long
Who has been suffering with consumption
came here last fall, but the climate failec
to relieve her.
Walter Edwards, of Manhattan. ia not Il
be outdone by Mayor Ramsey or othe
friends. for on Saturday he came to thu
front with the announcement that he was
father, and of a boy at that.
Mrs. A. D. CLARK has gone to Spokane te
Join her husband. Fred accom- panied hsl
10 take a position in the telegraph office
Miss May Clark will remain in Bozsmal
and finish her course in the high school.
At a meeting of the school board on Fri
day evening the following were chosen a.
the teachers for the ensuing year: Prot
Miss Anna b. Hillix. Miss Sallie Batterson
Miss Theo. Alexander. Miss Edith Cool
Miss Kate N. Cantwell. Miss Josephine Val
Tassel. Miss Olive Mo SO. Miss Flora V
Miner. Miss Bertha Maynard and Mis-
Mary M. Harmon. This lcavea ono va
cancy, that of assistant principal, untitled
Billings.
Born. at Billings. Friday. May s. TO Dr.
and Mrs. j. II. Kinekart, a daughter.
I. M. Gallaher has gone to Boston O
business of importance and will probabl
absent a month. Mrs. Gsllaher did nc
accompany him.
Z. N. Smith, local agent of the Norther
Pacific at this city. has been checked OF
for an extended visit to the Worlds fail
and his folks in the east.
The wife and family OF Prof. David hay
arrived from Muscatine. Iowa. and al
pleasantly located at the professors ne
house on Twenty-sixth street.
Mis-. Il. II. Ramsey and infant son an
Mrs. .. r. Morse and Earl went enst an
will spend the summer with relatives in tt
east and visit the Worlds fair.
j. J. Walk has purchased the Big Timb'
and Boulder Stage line from Harry Lavel
The line at present is run az a tri- wsskl
but the purchaser expects to increase il 10
daily service sho, tly.
Henry G. Williams returned Friday frol
nm extended absence in Wyoming on bus
ness connected with the Hurbut cattle cor
pany. Mr.. Williams had a hard trip &
his eturn and was glad to get back HON
w. B. Cooley. Of the Musselshell, and
g. Cooley. of Huron. s. d., brothers of u
deceased E. II. Cooley. arrived here yeste
day. 1t is their intention to offer a rewal
nf 81 OOO for the att cat of r. A. Bavuo