The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-28
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ths wife OF Dan IA. Robson, Of Nye City,
a daughter.
The Public school will give an entertain
mont - the opera house on May q for tho
benefit of the library fund.
Alderman Elect Grabow received a tele.
gram Friday announcing the death Of his
sistsv-in-law, which 0Scurred at 1T, Aug
ustine, Fla.
Fireman j. 4. Marshall, Of Tammanv
hall, departed last week for the east.
hnmor says he will be accompanied by a
bride on his return.
The residents of Riverside ara getting up
\ petition TO have the river dyked above
tewn 30 ~ 10 prevent the spring overflow
in that portion OF the city.
Geofgs l.. Carey. cashier Of the Livlngs-
ton National bnnk. returned last week from
a we month"; trip to Washington. New
York and other eastern cities.
Az meeting Of the X. of r. lodge held
Friday evening George Knight and Frank
s. Webster we're selected Delegates to the
grand lodge that meets in Helena May Is.
A pleasant dance VAS given al the poor
farm Saturday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Skillin. About twenty. five couple at
tended from this city and nm ENJOYABLE
time was bad by all.
At . meeting OF Orient Chapter No. 6, O.
Z. g.. held Wednesday evening, the mem
eers OF the order presented Mrs. d. Ack!ey
. - S0AoA 0bh6v, III {GCO4nI-
ton OF her labors for the order aud faithful
service as an officer Of the same.
Miss Jessie. eldest daughter Of Capt. and
Mrs. SHAW entertained a number Of friends
Ihursday evening, the occasion being her
eighteenth birthday. While the party was
IN progress a number of friends OF MI. and
Mrs. Shaw aRreeably surprised them. the
day being also the nineteenth annivsrsary
OF their marriage. The evening was
pleasantly spent at whist and in converse
zion and a bountifnl supper was also served,
Both Miss Jessie and Mr.. n Mrs. Shaw
were the recipients of many handsome
presents. $50
Rcd Lodge.
WAS put In immediate circulation.
Mrs. NJ. N. Gardiner, librarian of the
reading room, 10 lying dangerously ill from
heart trouble.
A child OF MI. and Mrs. e. A. Robinson
died last Friday from a brain trouble re-
sulting from a fall a few weeks ago.
County Assessor T. Z. Mcdonald arrived
from Livingston Wednesday, and will re-.
main until after the assessment for Red
Lodge 10 eomplsted.
Ed. Nye. who was wanted at this place
. few months NC for horse atealing,
WAS arrested near Washakie. Wyo., a few
days ago for stealing horses over in that
county.
The tri-weekly stages running from this
place to 4stsetse. Myo.. will resume their
summer time table IN the irst of May.
Ihey Will make the run from here to Me-
t~setsss in twenty-four hours
me creditors Of Henry R:nneberR. who
attached his stock of goods ON the 18th
inst, have appointed the Yellowstone
National bank. Of Billings. ~ receiver and
placed Ksyser Brown in charge Of the store.
Parties have been in this vicinity looking
for land on the csdsd strip upon which to
locate . party OF about twenty i've families.
They wish to get along a streau where they
build one large ditch for tho use of all.
Cooke sent out another forty-pound
'briok' on the stage the frst of the week
from the Cyanide mill. This makes the
fourth big brick Of gold from the mill,
while the amount of silver saved is not c.
timatsd in With the output. but must figure
up to . aoodly sum by this time.
Big Timber.
There were last week thirty cases of la
grippe in Big Timber. The largest portion
of them have now nearly recovered.
Two tsn-horss freight o~utfts-the fist of
the season from the Judith country-loaded
here on Thursday for Chambers Il Co., Of
Livingston.
Alexander Dizerly and Miss Christiana
CsllinA daughter of DR.. Henry Collins,
were on Friday evening united in the holy
bonds of matrimony By Justice J. E. Bar
bour. Both are breeds" md are now To-
Gated on q ranch neSr Grey Cliff.
Miss Ida Kelly and H. j. Dixon, the pres
emit incumbent, have made application for
tho Big Timber postofhce.
The Big Timber Blade will make its an
pearancs the frs. week in May under the
management of Z. L. Boardman,