The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-06
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Judge Armstrong, Of Bozsman, presided
in the district court yesterday for a part of
the day.
The firm of Richards Il Lewis. FIRE insur-
ance agents and dealers in real estate. of
Butte, are negotiating for . removal to
Helena.
A suit for divorce was filed in the district
court yesterday by Sarah Ali CO Mcdonald
from Daniel b. Mcdonald on the grounds
of habitual intemperance and failure to
support.
Members of Mount Helena council, 1882,
can procure tickets for the entertainment
on Tuesday evening. Jan. 10. by applying
to Q. w. Pitts, James wan n o. L.
Walker, Jr.
The subject at Calumet hall this evening
will be "Ths Sanctuary and Its Cleansing"
This lecture will bring to view very clearly
the work of Christ as high priest. advooat .
and savior.
Il. c. Wallace CONNER ced snit in the dis
trict court Yesterday to foreolose a mort
gage for $500 on lots l, 2. 3 and 4, block
1866, Wallace subdivision, Syndicate addi-
tion. given by Elos Winslow.
All members of Naomi lodge are re-
qussted 10 be present at Odd Fellows hall
this evening at installation of officers. All
members of the other lodges of the d. of
Il. are cordially invited TO attend.
Thu informal reception to Rev. F. T. and
Mrs. Webb, in oommemOration of the
tenth anniversary of their arrival in Helena.
will take place this evening ut the residence
of Mr.. Jos. Davis. on south Ewing street.
Friends both in and out Of the chui ch are
invited.
Sheriff Curtis arrested in Butte on
Wednesday evening Chas. Arnhold. wanted
in this county on the charge Of robbing q
woodhauler named LafountRiu. The crime
was committed near Mitohells euloh. Arm
hold knocking Lafountaln senssless and
taking from him $50 in gold.
Tn st. Pauls NJ. +. church is in the
midst of what might be termed an old
fashioned revival" Last evening a large
congregation listened to an earnest gospel
sermon, and a responded to the invita-
ton to kneel IN conservation ut the altar.
This evening will be the last service for the
public of the week. On Saturday evening a
special service will be held for the off COZ
and teachers of the Sunday school. The
revival services will be continued on Sunday.
The following new interpretations filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state yesterday: Montana Me rcantils
company, by J. Ii. Burfeind, Q. Burfeind,
y. NJ. Bsst, ID. L. Chapman, Leonard Ellel,
NJ. l.. Davidson. ". A. Jones. Frank Eiiel.
Capital stock $75,00O. The headqusrtc &
of the company will be at Dillon. Harry
Sheep company. by John o. Hussey, David
PenwsIl. Jesse 4. Harry. Capitol stock
i $500. Cpes atoms are to be carried on in
Meegher county.
> The following location proofs were flee
with the county clerk Yesterday: Eighty
nine lode, Ten Mile. by John +. Wilson
Champion and Granite, Stemple district, b,
Henry Waidruti; Happy Jaok, Vaughn
district, CharleR Anderson; Fair Wow anG
Maggie May, in Sicily Ruleh. by Henri
Often; Belmont and New Years Gift
kimini district. by Henry O'CoDnor; Emer
aid and Crank, StsInpls district. by Jere-
miah FinneRan; Gould and Gould Extsn-
sion, by Il. Ii. Cndwailudor.
Another case of scarlet fever has dovel-
opsd on the east side. this time on Raleigh
. street, near Eighth avenus. The hous,
whore II is located is next the ono where q
death occurred from the sams cause no
b long ago. Tho physicians tnink the con
o tsgion was spread by this health authori
ties burning the bedding and clothing O
the first patient right on tho scene, insteHt
of taking it ont OF town. The smoke iron
the fire was distributed around pretty gen
3 orally and inhaled by the child who Is no,
:, Ill with the fever. as we'll as by a number o
d others. People III the neighbofhood ar
q very much concerned over the outcome
r The mother of the child who is now dow
Y with the fever IL also sick, and DIR. Car
michael is obliged to help ut nursing hi
= patients.