The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-15
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Home Social club will hold its next
| dance at College hall next Friday.
Ticket No. 127 won the rag carpet at the
| rattle at Con Kelly's. No. 66 won the RAG
rug.
| K. Elmer and wife are happy because of
the advent Friday of baby boy to their
hausehold
The supply of souvenir half dollars The
INDEPENDENT had for its patrons has been
exhausted.
| M. Meyendorf received telegram yester-
day announcing the death of his sister at
New York after short illness.
Frank P. Sterling has been appointed a
| special commissioner to treat with the
Cheyenne aud other Indian tribes.
Proofs of annual representation work
have been filed with the county clerk of the
Gladstone No. l. and 3, by W.T.. Houston.
There will be regular meeting of Canton
Schuyler Colfax. No. 2, Monday evening.
BUSINESS OF Importance will receive atten-
tion.
The Hunter and Silver Crown lodes near
Iron Mountain station on the Montana
Central iailway havs been located by Dam
iel Muller.
j. Zimmerman has gone to Spokane to
take the leadership of large concert or
chestra which is TO make tour of the state
of Washington.
The Chinese store of Man, Lee & Co., on
broadway. below the Denver block, has
been attached by the sheriff for an indsbt-
edness of $500.
Tho Odd Follows, at meeting last night
dld not arrive at any decision as to site
for their new hail. beyond determining that
they wolld not go off of Main street.
At mortgage foreclosure sale Yesterday
bv the sheriff OF lots and 2, in block 562
Helena original townsite. owned by Mich
o. oias s, b!nurook, the property was bought by
Il. II. kleinsohmidt for S. 456. g.
Chas. I. Gage, of wadsworth post, has
been appointed by Commando John l.,
Sloane. OF the departments of Montana, as
sistant adjutant general. Judge Gage has
ente'ed upon the duties of his office
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Griffin have lost
their little daughter, Mable. since removing
to Iowa. 1t will be Remembered that Mr..
Griffin was in the Broadway meat market
with John ]. Back. and is brother Of Mrs.
Back.
Harry Hills. who was employed on the
Northern Pacific railroad for year or
more, and who WAS severely injured in get
ting on moving train in September, has
given up railroadinQ and accepted posi-
tion in the Helena Book and Stationery
CO. store, where he will hereafter be
found.
William Dolliver. who has been an ef-
fcient and faithful deputy under County
Treasurer Barden for four years, has ac-
cepted a position in the onshier's otiios of
the New York Mutual Life Insurance oom-
pany in Helena. Harry d. Sims has been
appointed to Mr.. Delivers former position
in the county clerks Office.
The past week has been one of great sue
cess in the revival meetings at st. Pauls
NJ. II. church. Over sixty have thus far
professed conversion and about thirty have
united with the church. Great pzepara-
tlons nre being made for the meeting for
mon only" at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon,
which will be addressed by j. Wesley Hill.
Benjamin Webster. clerk of the supreme
court, received u telegram Friday night
from New York city announcing the serious
illness OF his father. Yesterday another
telegram came stating that his father had
died. Mr.. Webster left yesterday for New
York. During his absence w. j. Kennedy,
the former clerk of the court, will hays
charge of the Office.
The following transfers were filed with
the county clerk yesterday: Jacob Gerhold |
to Sallie Wiley Boil, lot 8, block +, Blake |
addition. SO, 1877; j. +. Howard to Torrance
Radick 80 feet OF lot 81. block 3 Helena
townsite. $3.50; w. ]. Patterson to Robeua
Doctor, lot 3. block Is. Council addition,
$500; 9. A. CLARK. trustee. to James A.
Williams. lots l, 2. and 4, block lls,
Northern Pacific second addition. $40.
Beginning this evening Rev. w. g.
Schoppe will deliver seriss of SIX lectures
on "The Supernatural In Christianity"
The subject Tonight will be. "Jssus; the |
Old Testament Pleture;" Jan. 22. Jesus;
Whence His Wisdom" Jan. ~. Jesus;
Whence His sinlsss Charsotsr;" Feh. b,
Jesus; Did Ho Rise From the Doad2 If
not. ---p' Feb. II, Jesus; His Place in
the Worlds Progress" Feb. 10. Jesus; the
Of Christian Expsrionoe. How Ex-
planned.
Tho next public meeting Of tho Unity
club will take place Tuesday evening. Jan.
II, ut q. A. II. hall on Park avonus. and
Josephine Il. Wilson, a recent arrival in
Helena from San Francisco. is to deliver
he lecture. which 10 the principal feature
'f these meetings. and has selected for her
'ubject Unity aud Oneness. Mrs. Wilson
q highly cultivated thinker and 10 the
eadsr Of the Christian Scientists in the
Eestern section OF the United States. A
ssnetal Invitation IL extended.