The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-14
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

A. Marks, formerly manager of the Bos-
ton sio e. died at bis home In Detroit,
Mich, last week.
Mrs. A. @. hsrshman has given 30 the
Associated Charities two cases of condensed
milk for distribution among the poor.
There will be a regular mseting OF Can
ton Schuyler Colfax tomorrow evening.
Ii is especially desired that there be foil
attendance.
The Happy Hour Social club have made
arrangements for their seooud grand prize
masquerade bail. TO be given at Electric
hall, Thursday, Feb. l.
Notices OF lscatiOn have been fled as fol-
lows; Wake Up Jim lode, Stemple district.
by Barney Kslll; East Belmont lode OF
tawn district. by J. A. Burns; Fort Harri-
son View aud Meadow Lark lodes, Helena
district. by james Cofiey; Morning Glory
placer. sttmple district, by Michael sulli-
van.
W. NJ. BesRs. recently freight solicito,
for the Great Northern railway At Helena.
will, commencing Tomorrow. assume the
duties OF freight and passenger solicitor for
the Union Pacific in this city, succeeding q
q. +. Stewart. resigned. Mr.. Bsggs Is well
known 30 the Helena public, is popular
with all the merchants. aud the selection is
an excellent one for the Union Pacific.
Manager G. O. Reed. who was the mana
ger aud chief factor In the charity enter
tanment at the auditorium. has made his
report 10 Mayor Curtin OF the result of the
entertainment. Mrs. II. h. Fisk turned in
$50 75 M. Reed $54. 90. and the receipts at
ths door wers Sll1.O5. a total OF 500. 30.
The Disbursements wee S74.50 leaving tue
net cash receipts Sl7LSO. which has been
turned over to the mayor.
Next Tuesday evening the annual prize
masq uerade ball OF the Helena Turnvereiu a
will take place az the Turner hall. III Q
different headquarters for masquerade
suits havs hlreAiy rented their most ele-
assured fact that this ball gwen by the
II HelsnR Turvefein will be the most splendid
affair OF the mAHqusrade season. and no
lovers of fun SHOULD fell 90 attend.
Last Tuesday evening T. :. French, ID. d.
q. C.. installed the officers of Ivy lodge
No. "a. knights Of PythiaS. as follows
NJ. hickman. chancellor commander }. T.
Laws. vice chanoellhr: q. l.. slOggy. pre-
late; Eug. Meyers. master of wok; W. &.
Ricdie, keeper Of records and seal; l.. J.
Israel, master of hnAucs; J. A. Doughty;
master of oxohsqueT; a. r.. William. mas
ter at arms; trustee for eighteen months,
A.. Meyers.
The workers In the mission Sunday
school have decided 90 have a New Eng
land supper at sullivan's hall. on Main
street. near Sixth, tomorrow evening from
i've until ten o clock. They have never
asked any help from ths outside until nov,
but as they are behind In their expsnaes
they ssk tue public to aid ia the good work.
Patronize this supper and give Ne much
more aa you feel Jou can. They do not
want Co give this work NJ but Unless hel ,
u given they will have TO do so.
The meeting OF wSdswoFlh post No. 3
G.. A. r., Friday evening WAS largelF nt-
tended. nearly tns sztiTe seating capacity
OF tho si aeious hall being hlled. 4 be iu-
sthllatiou OF Commander 4. II. Klein
schmidt aud all others OF tue official stan
followed the business session. fast Depart
msnt Commandef J. q. Sanders acting as
mastering oihcsr. Com aie I'd =. Wake
Was announced ne adiutant. aud together
with n. =. Donnolly. sergeant mtioT. aud
n. A. hovins qnartermaater sergeant took
the oath OF otuce. RESOLUTIONS OF thanks
10 the outgoing officers for faithful and ef-
hoient service durng the past year vsfs
unanimously adogtsd.