The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-06
JoTTINGS ABOUT TOWN..

The street car companies carried about
1000 people July 4.
Two-thirds of tho fireworks bought fol-
the Fourth were not used.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. L. johnson are the
happy parents of q girl baby born July 1.
The Gold Bug lode In Marsh Creek dia-
triet has been located by Henry Walldref.
Twenty acres Of placer ground on Priokly
Pear creek have been located by Albert
Hetfern.
Five arrests we're made by the polics on
the Fourth. Ihoy wore all for small
otYeuscs.
A. j. Haley has sold to Fl. w. Dow n one
half int est in the Badger lode In Marsh
Creek district.
The Butte and Boulder base ball game
Tuesday was won by the fotmer, the score
being Butte IL, Boulder 4.
Members OF Battery A are requested to
meet at the opera house, this evening ut
eight o'clock sharp. Business OF import
ance.
May A. Williams has commenced IN nc
tion for divorce in the district court from
Daniel Williams ON the ground Of desertior.
They were married at Dickinson, OAK, and
have two small children.
The Odd Fellows OF Helena will please
bear in mind that the joint installation of
officers will take place Saturday evening,
ouly o. ~ lull HetoACHnC9 IL ESOU0bt0us an
a social session will follow.
County Clerk Tooker and Jim Faulkner.
OF Helena; Chief Dispatcher Donkin. Dis
patcher Whitney, Thos. S. Jones, j. W..
Mercer and X. M. Nichols. OF Missoula.
left yesterday for a fishing "trip in the Cmur
d'Alene country.
Charles H. Bray's house near Kesslcr's
brickyard was robbed on the night of the
Fourth and a revolver and some jewelry
nlp.N oI1 ~t~ -na $&uvl " . >-,~-
shop which MIR. BRAY identified as his. The
other property has not yet been recovered.
Master Pembroke, son of W. r. Nc
Comas. met with u serious accident on the
Fcu tn by having his right arm broken and
his face badly 3d. atched up. He had
to join the parade when his horse
and rolled upon him.
William Swendeman and c. X. Anderson,
who went to Butte to compete IN tho bicycle
races on the Fourth, wele not allowed to
compete because they were too late with
their entries. They were especially anxious
to win a high-priced racing wheel and a
800 gold medal.
"Wonderland Junior" is the title OF the
most recent publication issued by the pas
senger department. of the Northern Pacific
railroad. 1t is just the size to slip in an
envelope and send a friend. and Ia 6l.ed
with information concerning the country
tiaversed by the Northern Pacific.
The following foreign companies died
their articles of incorporation with tho
secretary Of state yesterday: The George
Mining and Reduction company. Of Ne
braska. with an authorized capital stock of
800, COO; the Empire Gold and Silver Mining
company, of North Dakota, with an author.
lied capital stock of 800, 900.
An excellent game was played on the east
side grounds between the Doggie-YaRer
nine and the Sam Langhorne nine. the
score being 20 to q in favor Of the Doggie-
wager. The features Of ths game were Geo.
Armitaae's good pitching. Oscar DoRais's
work behind the bat and a high fly catch by
Len Morris. They will play again to-day.
The funeral of Vim. Weinstein. Of Philips
burg, took place from Odd Fellows hail
Tuesday. 1t waa largely attended by men,
beers Of the order. old-timcrs and promi-
nent citizens generally. The services at
the hall and at the cemetery were con-
Quoted after the rites Of tbs Odd Fellewa.
The intorment was in the Jewish cemetery.