The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-28
GENERAL NEWS,
OF THE STATE.
sIarysvnie,
Compiled from ExohanGeGl

Marysviis.
Miss Ruh. of Helena, visited Miss Mary
Plnnzsr last wcok.
Chas. Disksn Ia taking q vacation. visit
Ing at Columbia Falls.
l.. A.. Matthews and wife have a niece
from Helena visiting them.
Misses Barbara Michacls and Mary
Michaels have gone over to Rimini to re-
main this summer.
Mnmmie and Annie Shea ars to graduate
ut the commencement exercises of the
Marysville high school next month.
Emma Zembsoh has sold to Lorsnz
Zembsch the brewery lode addition to
Msfvsville. and lot 4. block 8. Marysyille.
for $1,000.
Three of the men killed in the mine fire
nt Butte ON Monday. formerly resided in
Marvsville, viz: Thos. Gray, II. Treavalth
and Edwin Pasoo.
DR.. Mary b. Moore has been appointed
surgeon TO the Golden Leaf company. DR..
Moore has acted in the capacity Of surgeon
to the Golde Leaf company At Bannack
for the past two years.
Frank Wintzell. of Belmont. was injured
BY . cave in the Nine Hour on Tuesday
last. Unless injured internally he luckily
escaped with only a few bruises which Will
only lay hin, up for u few weeks.
Some time Saturday night or Sunday
morning, Quinlan Bros Empire saloon was
entered the money drawer rnnsacksd. and a
small quantity OF liquor and cigars taken.
TIE cash amounted TO some $40 or Sl2 In
small change.
Alfred Johns has challenged ALI. Williams.
Of Butte, to wrestle Cornish style for any
sum from $500 to 81, 900. Match to OCCUR
at Butte in ono month after signing articles.
Tom Farrell has deposited $3.50 with the
Anaconda Standard. which Nj. Williams IL
requested to cover.
DR.. n. q. AcNiven. accompanied by his
wife, left on Monday morning for the east.
During his trip he will visit Chicago. Mon
treal and other eastern cities, to be absent
for q couple of months, when no will re-
thenoe goes to the Tintio mining district in
Utah, where he has secured the appoint
mont Of surgeon of the Mammoth mine,
one of the largest In Utah.
Gilbert Benedict. whe resides on Silver
creek, about eight miles from Marysvills. 10
. very remarkable man. and 10 possessed Of
. gift that auses w~ondeTment to everyone
who has Witnessed his performance Of .
seemingly Impossible feat. He is literally
possessed Of two distinct and independents
reality "thinkina of tive things n onos."
Az an example, he will take two sheets Of
paper and lot two persons seat themselvss
beside him, one on the right and the Other
on the left. and each dictate a letter. He
the same time. one with his right hand and
1he other with his left, and IL seemingly
causes hin nc unusual effort. II 10 . re-
markabls performance and ono which
savans have pronounced inpossibls.-.
PhllipsburE.
Born, In Granite. April 10. 10 the wife Of
n. T. Cumming. = son.
Born. in Granite. April %, 10 the wife of
Dennis Glider, o daughter.
Born, In Granite. April II. to the wifeof
Andy MCMILLAN. . daughter.
Died. in Granite. April "a, after al illness
Of two days. Mrs. Silstrom.
DR.. MoKinnon and wife returned from
their eastern trip Friday last.
F. n. Ksnt has sold his house In Combi-
nation to John Duffy. Of that place.
Abe Winwood has left Granite to take
charge Of the machinery at Elkhorn.
Charles O'Donnell had his foot hurt By
one of the oars while working, in the BIZ
Metallic.
H. Livingston. the Granite clothisr, has
moved into the store on Main ct. Get, next
to DelbridRe's. r..
Dan Nickerson left for Nova Scotia last
Sunday morning. He says he is going to
prospect for gold.
The Misses Moore and Sargent have
leased the Moorehouse restaurant, and
opened it Sunday.
Jerry 7. O'Neill has been appointed con-
stable for this township. and the selection
gives general satisfaction.
The infant child of T. Million. Of Park
e%rsville. died Tuesday and Was buried in
the PhilipsburR cemetery.
The ladies of the G. A. II. have completed
arrangements for an elaborate supper on
the afternoon and evening of May l.
James I. Mcdonald. shift boss ct the BIZ
Metallic. has gone to Canada. Some rela-
tives being sick fastened his departure.
George Gundecker loft for Philadelphia
Tuesday morning. He is master mechanic
for tho Ri Metallic, and has not been east
for seventeen years. 81.
The fremen have concluded to give a ball
on Monday, May l, at the court house. and
as it is the last ball until a new hall Is
built. it will without doubt DO we'll at
tended.
County Surveyor George Wilson left for
his old home in Omro, Wis.,. Sunday. Dur
ing his stay in the east. which will be about
q month. he will visit the Worlds fair. His
sister will return with him.
Mr.. Fleysohsr has finished painting and
papsrinR the Miners Union hall, and every
thing is as neat AZ can be. The upper hall
has been carpeted and the many lodges
that meet there will have az neat quarters
% any in the stats.
The initial dance given by Martha Wash
ington camp No. 4. T. q. ID. Of A., at
Minsrs' Union hall on Friday evening, the
21st inst, was a very delightful affair and
was attended by a large number Of
daughters and sons and their friends.
+. w. Snyder. while loading n. car at q
chute in the Granite mine Monday. re-
ceived a serious fracture of the skul by a
rock falling down the manwny and striking
his head. He is in q preoarious condition.
An operation will be performed.
The ''hook and eye' sociable given BY
the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church
last Friday afternoon and evening Was q
pleasant affair. From the hour Of opening
until the doors were closed. at a late hour,
the ladies were busy serving hot biscuits
and jam, good home made coffeo and delic-
ious ice cream and cakes.
David NJ: the three-months-old son Of
Judge and Mrs. ID. NJ. Dnrfee. died on the
morning of the 23d inst at the Kaiser house
Of Inflammation of the stomach. Mrs.
Durfee and the little ones had just arrived
from Deer Lodge the evening before. and
there was no sign OF the babes suffering
apparent before carly morning.
The time appointed for regular terms Of
n0urt ia on the frat Mondavs IN Ao,.I |