The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
The bargain house Of Helena.

National park will open on June /.
Members Of the military board will meet
at the city hall tonight at eight .. m.
The police loft off their overcoats yester-
day and appeared in bright reRimentala
Anew flag was hoisted on the city hall
Yesterday, the old one being somewhat torn
by the wind.
The following attachments suits we're filed
yesterday against j. A. ZelRler. Rebstook 4
$3.50.
The grand march this evening at the
May ball. O. E. s., will begin promptly Al
$3.50. Tickets may be procured 4 Jaokson'a
music store.
An attachment suit for $725.88 and an at
torney fee of $50 was filed against Holobsrs
l. Nechnetz by Max j. Franklin q Co. of
San Francisco.
Rev. j. Wesley Hill will lecture at the
Salvation Army barracks on "The Mons
trosities Of Mormonism' this evening.
Admission So cents.
There will be a meeting Of Meagher
Guards. Calumet hall. at eight O'Clock this
evening. All members are requested to be
present to transact important business.
Elder j. W. Watt. superintendent Of the
Montana. mission field of the Seventh Day
Adventist church. is in the city. For this
/ year his headquarters will be in Helena.
Some Of the best local talent in Helena
has been secured for the musicale to be
gwen by the Kings Daughters Of the Con-
greRational church Monday evening next at
the church.
Judgment for the plaintiff was entered
yesterday in the case Of Eugene Kaiser ".
Ed ReberR for eight months and a half
services at $40 per month as foreman Of the
defendants farm.
The chain gang was augmented by six
men yesterday. They were charged with
drunkenness and vagrancy and Judge
Crutcher lined them from IS to $40 each.
There was but 80 cents in the entire crowd.
The following deeds were fled with the
county clerk Yesterday for record: H. E.
Ont. lots 81 and 80, block 5. Woodlawn
patk. $500; George A. Clark to Parker G.
Clark. of New York, lots 5 and 6, block /,
Mauldin addition, "a, 750.
The entertainment TO be given Wednesday
evening by Little Glare O'Connor at the
Broadway M. E. church promises to be a
very ENJOYABLE affair. The bright little girl
will give dialect readings, and Prof. Vol
lert's full orchestra will assist in the
musical part of the programme.
The railroads doing business out Of
Helena announce a rate OF $40 for round
trip, Helena to Chicago, tickets good to
Nov. 10. The lowest round trip rate al
present is $50. tickets good for ninety days.
Passengers have the choice OF one route
going and another returning.
The Helena Board of Trade will hold q
| special meeting Tomorrow evening al
| eight O'Clock to consider railroad rates. II
is a subject in which every merchant and
business man is interested and the board de.
sirss that every one Interested, whether 9
member of the organization or not, attend
| and take pa in the discussion.
The State Lumber and Milling company
which is to do business in Missoula county
filed its articles Of INCORPORATION with tn.
secretary of state yesterday. The capita
stock Is 100000. W. II. smead, Howard
p. Heacock, L. A.. W~instanley, of Missoula
and J. E. Morse and George NJ. Brown. o
Dillon. are the incorporators.
Company c, N. G. Nj. held an election o
officers last night and she following wer,
selected: CAPTAIN, VIM. Zsstrow; first lieu
tenant, G. Preston; second lieutenant, Geo
Hncher. The company now numbers fortl
men. Captain Zastrow desires II full at,
tendance tomorrow night at the arsenal
where a first serRean will be appointed.