The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-14
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

marriage license was issued Yesterday y
to c. d. Rodgers and Annie Ferris.
1t is officially announced at Great Falls
that the First National bank of that city
will resume Dec. l.
A slick piekpooket relieved a visitor at
the Capital gambling place last night Of a
fine watch and chain.
The county mmissionsrs went out ves-
ter day to inspect the poor ia M. Their
meeting will close to-dar.
The Park hotel at Great Falls has dis
continued its dining room service. but is
still the popular stopping place In that
town.
October l The INDEPENDENT will move
from It's present location to the Vawter
building on the corner Of Broadway and
jackson street.
The examination Of Ed Lollis. who on,
Albert Ford at the Bucket of Blood saloon
days, Ford not being able TO appear ysstst-
day.
Though County Treasurer Barden has
not sent out his notices to taxpayers. quite
| number called at his office yesterday and
paid up. The notices will be sent out in q
few days.
The coal dealers of Butte have formed
an organization which thew say is not fol
the purpose Of raising prices. but for sell
for cash only.
The Hepner g. Schmitt Commercial com.
pany filed its annual statement with the
county clerk YESTERDAY. 1t shows a capital
of S25, 000 of which $40, 900 has been paid
in, aud liabilities amounting TO $S S6S.6S.
All the public schools of this and adjoin-
Ing states report an increased enrolment
this year. Butte shows an increase of 427.
or a total of 3 794 Salt Lake rerorts an
in ~ I \ al Inn N pf
1907.
The United States district court which is
now In session at Butte. has postponed the
trial OF all United States cases for ten
days. This Ia due to the fact that Distrios
Attorney Weed 10 sick and unable to at
tend cout.
Manager Cope. of the Grssshopper Placer
Mining company, in Bsaverhead county.
received letter yesterday from the fo O.
man of the mine. telling him that i'll drift
ing they had encountered considerable
coarse gold and he was sure there was gold
sll about the resent workings.
W.S. Archibald. through HIS attorneys.
Toole & Wallace and W. N. Fletoher. has
brought suit against the Montana Central
damages to the amount of $3.o0O which he
claims the latter received by being thrown
from flat car near Ulm Aug. II. 1892.
The Seventh Day Adventists who have been
holding meetings in the cotton tabernacle
on Fifth avenue, have fitted up the west
room OF the Loeksy building for the rsau-
lar service. and will continue their evening
meetings there for a few days longer. Their
first ser vios WAS held there last night. To-
night the old and new diapensAtions will be
cont astsd. showing the plan of salvation
in each. All are invited.
The Chinese druggist on upper Main
street IL indebted to fellow countryman
In she sum Of $40. Not paying. the ored-
itor went 10 the druggists place of busi-
ness and took away y great lot of medi-
oints Tho druggist had his creditor ar
rested on the charge OF burglary, and yes
terday afternoon all Chinatown was present
In the police court when the Case was heard.
After a long while Judge Crutohsr per
sunded the creditor that he would have DO
return tho goods. and told him ho must
collect his debt by OWL suit. The trial was
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