The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-13
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Cannon lode In ekslly Ruleh has
been located by Fsank O6srlss.
George w. Shaw has sold to A. B. shaw
certain lots In Shaw's addition for $1,000.
water right Of Of 200 inches 10 Skunk
creek has been appropriated BY ]. W.
Hardarove.
Mount Helena lodge No. 1881. Royal
Arcanum. meets tonight g g. A. r. hail
at eight p. m.
Edward O. Russell! Loft yesterday 70 A.
tend court Of Lswist0Wn, Fergus county.
He will return in about ton days.
The Ladies' Literary and Benevolent 10.
cisty will meet this evening at the usual
hour. A full attendance 10 desired.
Charlie Johnson. the Rapid Transit pilot.
who WAS injured on the head sunday. was
reported yesterday a. getting along fairly
All Odd Fellows and their wives IRE In.
vited to attend memorial services to BIO held
In Odd Fellows' hall this evening at eight
O'Clock.
James Travis and children desire 10 thank
their ~neiRhboss and friends who have 20
kindly assisted them during their great be.
EeAvsnsnt.
Word eomss from Chicago that Harold
Mitchell, son Of Dr.. Mitchell. IL down with
typhoid fever, a. 10 also . young son of
Gov. Richards.
Rev. J. Wesley Hill will deliver q lecture
at the A. n. =. churoh, Hobaok and Fifth
avenus, Wednesday. June IA. Subject,
"Columbia in Change"
Miriam Chapter. o. F. g.. will hold .
meeting this evening. All members are re-
qusstsd 10 attend. 81 this will be the last
meeting held prior TO adjournment for the
summer.
Pastor j. p. Watson. Of the A. M. Il.
church. urgently appeals to the oharitably
disposed to assist the membors Of the
church debt.
Mrs. P. B. Reyes. Of San Francisco. will
deliver . free Lecture TO ladies a the Broad
2:3O p. m. Subject: "Nervelsss Women and
Their Influence on Heredity."
Tho residence Of William Bourman, a
wood hsulsr living about two miles from
Baxendale. was entirely destroyed by fire
early Sunday morning, ~ we'll a. its con-
tents. How IL originated IL not known.
VIM. N. Mann. who has been nigh unto
death Tor some time "a reported last
suffering aud she hopslsssness Of his case.
he 10 bright and cheerful and has q pleasant
word for all visitors.
Mr.. j. F. Meredith, remembered by many
~ having visited his daughter, Mrs. James
W. Eastin. here two years ago, died yester-
day OF heart failure Of his home in Hart.
10fO Oltys 4QQl00ds ME- E18Blus Win C0o
other members Of the family, was at his
bedside.
The vases reported Stolen from Henry
YsrGy's grave = few days ago have besn
recovered. A lady noticsd 4 boy running
away with the Vases, and the boy. being
scared. dropped them. The lady discovered
the riRhtful owner yesterday and returned
them to her.
A son of VIM. Glass. residing on Boulder
avenue. yesterday tried TO get on a big
transfer wagon. and. losing his hold, fell
under the wheels. His scalp was laeerated,
his left ear nearly severed from the head, !
and his lower jaw fractured, Drs. Haight
and DogGe. Wit were called in, say his re- /
covery is very doubtful.
Al yesterdays session Of the county COM +
missionera the claim of Jonathan Levy for
$500 caused by the construction of the
Dearborn road was refused. Tho county
treasurer was ordered to transfer g. 900
from the general fund to tho contingent
fund. A warrant for $4,000 was drawn In /
favor of the San Francisco Bridge COM |
pany.
Saturday night = meeting was hold at 81.
Aloysius hall BY she gentlemen Of the Cath
olio congregation to make arrangements
for The reception Of Mgr. Satolli and the
PARTY OF distinguished clergy who are to
visit Helena. A COMMITTEES OF seven were
appointed and will act with delegates from
the various societies of the congregation in
preparing the details.