The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-24
Livingston.

A social dance was given at the residence
of Patrick Monohan In Riverside Monday
night.
A marriage license was issued Monday to
Louis kumm and Laura Martin, both of
Livingston.
Julius Basinski. wife and children. of
Miles City, visited with the family of Her
man Orschel this week.
Miss Austa Bowers, who was keeping
books in the Forsythe bank. has returned
to her home in this oity.
Judge Henry has lowered Mis-. Dowty's
bail from $751; 900 to $40, 600. The prisoner
has 30 far been unable to raise the required
bond.
The Sideboard saloon formerly conducted
by Thoreson " Lowndes, was leopened to
the public Saturday evening with ex-
County Clerk Sigmund Deutsch as mnn-
agor.
Judge j. A. Savage, who is now in Wash
ington in the interest of Park segregation,
has been appointed a member of the rscep-
tion of the presidential inaugu-
raj ball.
A. l.. Taylor went over to Lewistown
Tuesday with w. II. Selvidge to accept u
position in the branch hardware store Of
Geo. L. Chambers q Co., of which W. II.
selvidge is manager.
F. s. Webster. of the real estate firm Of
Potts IL Webster, returned Thursday MON
ing from tho east. accompanied by Mrs.
Webster and son, who have been visiting
relatives in Minnesota.
A telegram was received at |. Orschel g.
Bros announcing the enlargement of Isaac
Orschell, senior member OF the firm. and
Miss Belle Rosenblatt, of Cleveland, q.
The date of the marriage has not been All
nounced.
A corporal who was down from Fort yell
lowstone last week reports that the elk a o
diving from starvation in the park. He
says it is u pity hunters are not permitted
to kill them rs there are thousands of them
in the national pleasure ground.
At the progressive whist party given AT
the fremnn's hall Wednesday evening the
first prizes were won by Miss Alta Nc
lntyre and Forrest Bullard and the boobies
by j. II. Mclnerny aud Miss Skillin, An
excellent repast was served by the ladies.
A quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Mrs. W. s.. Martin Monday even
ing, it being that OF Louis Kumm and Miss
Iau a, eldest daughter of Mrs. Martin.
The ceremony. was performed by Rev,
Fowler in the presence of u few intimate
friends.
A mortgage bond or trust dosd from the
to the New York Security and Trust COM
pany was filed for record Monday in the
office of the county clerk and recorder, Tho
mortgage Is given to secure a series Of one
hundred bonds issued by the Trust COM
pany for the sum Of 800, 900. the amount
authorized to be issued by n resolution of
the board of ~trnstees of the company at a
meeting held on she l4th day of November,
1892. The mortgage is dated Feb. /. 1898.
and covers the real. personal and mixed
property and contracts and franchises of
tLs Yellowstone Park Transportation COM
pany.
Henry Asmead. one Of the old timers of
Emigrant gulch. died at the county poor
farm on She 18th inst. of general debility.
The deceased was about 75 yea 8 of age and
was born i'll Ohio. In 1868 no came to Ban
mock and followsd mining in Alder eulch
and vicinity until 1870 when he came to
Emigrant. In 1874 he joined the Big Horn
expedition that outfitted ut Bozeman. On
arriving in the Big Horn country the PROS
pectors found the sioux Indians Ia posses-
sion of the gold iieldB and after u fierce bnt-
tie they succeeded i'll driving the redskins
nom the country. with a loss of only one
man. AshmeRd afterwards returned to
Emigrant. where he had since followed the
life of n prospsotor.
Largo limo of ladies' muslin underwear jast re-
cciyed ~ Tho Bee Hive.