The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-14

home In this city by %ilIness, His friend Z
hope to SEQ him about sRnin In u few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsvoneood. OF Anaconda,
cnmo down on Monday to be present at tho
f%unsrnl Of their little nicce. Mrs. ~llstill's
daughter. nsA ~
Janss,Brown, The wsll known frsiahter.
Ia again ut homo from Butte. He saya hc
expects lots VI work for his outfit tho com
ing season. tt,A ~
Sheriff Nelson received a Gne black
pacing horse from Helena Friday, and IL is
said tho animal can hit tho road in 4
clever manner.
j.. H. Meyers has been admitted to
PRACTICE law before the district courts of
Montana, and has moved his office in the
sam building with Hon. j. @. Robinson.
Miss Ruth Trippet. who has boon whiting
friends in Helena and Boulder for some
weeks past. returned homo last week. Her
health ia still delicate, but she ia able to be
out.
Il. +. Mills has rented the OBannon resi-
dence furnished TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
LoRue. Mr.. aud Mrs. Mills will move over
to Washington guich for the summer in u
few days.
The Avon board of education has mi
rloyed Misc Clara Bien. of this city, to
teach the public school at that place this
hummer, aud she will begin the term next
Monday.
Peter shsrr. lato Of Royal, has purchased
tho City hotel from Mr.. Edison and will
conduct y in the futute g. Mr.. Edison will
visit Philipsburg, Red Lodge and other
points In search OF 4 new location.
AZ a meeting OF tho X. Of r. lodge
Wednesday evening. April 8. tho following
delsgatss to the grand lodge, at Helenf.
were elected: Thomas Hirst and y J. II.
owinRs; a~lternatec, Emil Hansen and Ii. /.
Peterson.
James Coslstt. who has been residing at
Boise City for the past two years, returned
to Deer Lodge Thursday last. He is put
Mis-. Coslett and Misc Gladys will return to
Deer Lodge to reside in Il few weeks.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Clerk Motony during the
week: George Raper to Carrie Lapham. of
Anaconda; Andrew Swanson to Margaret
Tallaspia. Of Anaconda; John 3. Kelly to
Cook. OF Elliston; Fred Kelly to Katie
johnson. of Granite.
Miss Emma Kline, who formerly reside d
here with Mr.. md Mrs. VIM. Zosel. re.
turned q few days ago from Canton, NO.,
where she spent the winter. The young
lady was accompanied back by her sister.
Mary. Miss Emma bohuetz. of this place.
and Master Rudolp Schnider, all of whom
will spend some time in Deer Lodge.
Nearly every sheep owner In the valley is
losing a few sheep from some unknown
cause. The disease il said to be very much
the saune ~ that Of last spring whom the
loss was 90 heavy. In order to DO on the
safe side Deputy Veterinary Surgeon Evans
has ordered tho quarantine continued.
Owners are OF the opinion that the disease
will not spread il proper PROBATION is
taken.
Grantsdalo.
Passenger travel is heavy on tho Bitter
Root branch At present.
Tn infant daughter OF MI. and Mrs. f..
G. Bush died Saturday Of erysipelas.
Grantsdale. on the Bitter Root, proposes
to DO in the swim when it comes to the To-
cation Of the county seat.
Rev. Il. W. Flowers, who has been alb
sent in Mississippi for tho winter. preached
to a full house In the Methodist church last
evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Benson. a
son. Sunday, April 2. Monday, April 10,
the body of the mother was consigned to
the grave in Grantsdals osmetery.
Last Friday, while Mrs. John Swigeert.
living near Grantsdale. had q tub of hot
water on the kitchen floor preparatory to
scrubbing. her youngest child came running
into the room and accidentally fell into the
scaldinR water. Mrs. Swiggert caught tie
child in time to save it's head, but the rest
of the body was ftightfully scalded. lilo
child ia not expected to live.
That cure Of g. W. Turner of Galway, N. Y.