The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-05
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Invitations for the letter cartier's ball ase
ont. Tho affair promises 70 % sno most
successful bah OF tho season.
Geo. +. Wanless, Of Denver. Col, will
address the meeting in the Gospel Mission
to-night. Mr.. Wanless has worked IN
missions for years.
TIL scandinavian Temperance society
will give an entertainment At &. A.. 4. hall
this evening commencing at eight O'Clock.
Refreshments will DO served.
Policeman John Hanschild yesterday ar
rested Cad Grubbs. who is wanted at Fort
Assiniboine for dsacrtion. The arrest was
made on q description furnished from As
siniboine. s#th
The local Union Pacific office has for free
distribution 4 quantity OF small menoran-
dunn books. Besides being conventions for
memorandums. ths books are brimful OF
useful information.
The Anaconda TOWNSHIP company f!ed
articles Of incorporation with tho secretary
Of state yesterday. Marcus DAILY, M. b.
Rrownlee. i. E. Sargent. W. l.. Hogo and
w. NJ, Thornton nre the ~incorporators;
capital stock 800. 600.
A blackguard signing himself Chas.
Stone. has been writing lette d TO reputable
ladies' in this oity asking for permission to
call, as he notes that ''formalities and cere-
monies are not counted in the far west"
He useR New Merchants hotel letter paper.
The friends and acquaintance OF George
Allan, who was in the employ of the West
ern Union Telegraph company in this city
about two years ago, will regret to learn
that he died at Houston. Texas. recently.
After leaving Helena MIR. Allan went to
Texas to accept a responsible position with
the Southern Pacific railroad.
The ladies' auxiliary society of Temple
Emanu-M will give a Purim musicale in
the vestry rooms OF the temple On Ewing
| STRAIT and Tanfh ~, %kto aun~tN-
Supper will be served from six to eight p.
m. After that an excellent musical pro-
gramme will be rendered. All are cor
daily invited Gs a pleasant time is antici-
pated, "a
Prof. s. A. Merritt. of the Helena high
school, ana the president of the Unity club,
has consented to deliver the next lecture of
their series at the club rooms in the G. A.
X. hall on Park avenue next Tuesday oven
ing Mt eight o'clock. The professor has
selected as the subject of his lecture, "The
Position Of America Among the Nations"
A cordial invitation is extended to all who
care to attend, as these meetings are public.
Capt. James II. Mills, the newly ap-
pointed commissioner Of labo-. has APP
pointed A. c. Schneider his clerk tempo
rarily. 1t is moro than likely that the
commissions will make the appointment
a permanent one as soon as he gets ac-
quainted with the abilities of his clerk.
MI. Scnneluer was one OF the clerka IN tne
house of representatives during the late
session of the legislature, and was one of
the most faithful and efficient officers of
that body.
Miss Della futile gave q birthday party
last night at the residence of her brother.
n-law, John A. Topper, 524 Clarke street.
Among those present were Misses Bradley,
Mozie-, Maud Mozier, Evans. Dolliver.
Kerr, Stevens. Gebauer. Shaw, Kienzle and
B%riedenthRl. Messrs. Howe, Beary. Bar.
don, Fisher. DR.. Whelan, Barnes, Cannon.
Gamer and Gebauer.
Mems heavy underwear at The Bee Hive at