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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
SPLENDID CONVENTION.
Largely Attended, and the Republicans
Nominate a Ticket That Is
A Sure Winner.
HARMONIOUS BUT EARNEST.
Good Men Named and Good Men
Defeated.
HARMONIOUS BUT EARNEST
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
This hasn't been a day we'll ~calculat-
ed for caucussing and smedicine max
ing on the streets, az is usually so
persistently done. 1t began raining
about ten o'clock and kept up a drizzle
most of the forenoon. The delegates
from the outside precincts held a eau
IL this forenoon and decided to pre-
sent the name of Il. S. Cox to the
convention for chairman. J.. b. Dick
over. chairman of the county central
committee, called the convention to or
der and read the call. Mr.. Cox was
then elected temporary chairman with
out opposition, and Chas. Callahan was
chosen secretary.
Mr.. Cox thanked the convention for
the honor conferred upon him. Upon
motion the chair was authorized to APP
point the various committees, which
he did as follows:
Credentials C. ID. Bailey. Fred Schu-
Ter, Nat. Dryden, II. G. Allen, Al. Lind
say.
Order of Business-N. NJ. Wade, Il.
M. Vroman, VIM. Allen, Nj. n. Parsons
ID. q. Grippen.
To select names of delegates to
senatorial convention F. Phillips,
Frank Fawcett, f. H. Mosher, r. ID.
Jennings, Frank Blessing, George
Schreckendgust, Ed. Bond.
On resolutions-E. S. Weldon, w. w.
Stewart, j. Ct. Hollenbeck.
Convention then took a recess for
half an hour to give committees time
to report.
Upon calling to order, L. w. Crane
moved that the temporary organization
be made permanent, and the motion
prevailed unanimously.
Committee on order of business re-
ported that nomination be made as
hereafter appears in their order.
The following were chosen as dele
gates from Fall River county to the
list senatorial conventions:
Delegates w. p. Philips, n. NJ.
Wade. II. ID. Jennings. Chas. Callahan,
w. III. Stanley. VIM. Mcgowan, VIM.
Thorn. Nj. Parson, +. NJ. Nroman. VIM.
Allen. T.. S. Cox.
Alternates Geo. Schreckendgust,
Nat Dryden. II. c. Allen. j. G. Moran.
Frank blessing. T.. j. Moore. John Van
Sittert. j. f. Chapman. L. W. Crane,
Geo. Dennis. CT. Nj. Cleveland.
The committee % resolutions recon-
mendcd the ratification of the republic
can platform as adopted at lankton.
which motion prevailed unanimously.
Nominations then being in order
they were voted upon in the following
order. the result being as indicated:
TIE RESULT.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
Homescel.ers. Excursion.

All lines east of the Missouri river
will sell tickets to all points on the
Elkhorn, Sept. 18th, Goth and Oct. 9th,
at one fare for round trip. good 2Odays
from date of sale.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
Democrats Complete Their Ticket.

Democrats Complete Their Ticket.
Instead of fusion as was hoped 10y
many of the democrats would take
place. the offices passed by for the time
being, were afterward filled, and the
ticket is as follows:
Representative, Russell Thorp of
Edgemont.
Sheriff, Ed Blakcy of Oelrichs.
Treasurer, c. NJ. Wilcox of Hot
Springs.
Auditor. VIM. st. Clair of Edgemont.
Clerk of the Court. S. NJ. Harris of
Hot Springs.
Coroner. Norman .Atcheson of Hot
Springs.
Register of Deeds-E. S. .Ames.
County attorney Loudcnback.
County Judgc-J. III. Boomer.
Commissioner for the second district
w. II. Thompson.
Assessor. John Dennis of Cascade.
Surveyor, Willis Sawyer, of Hot
Springs.
SOoilNN oUESI liilCllNtSllN liz AntlSLluls
of Hot Springs.
The platform of principles was the
rock on which the convention split. al
though when presented it went through
with a whoop and hurrah. Judge Dud-
ley created quite Il sensation when
nominated for county judge. We wish
we could give the speech in full. for it
was we'll worth printing. In short it
was IL positive and emphatic refusal to
accept the nomination for amy office
under Il platform that so m~aliciously
maligned and besmirched the cllarac-
ter of so true and honest a man as Jas.
Bradley. the present republican county
treasurer. a number of democrats
feel just like Judge Dudley.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05

= rom Wednesdays Daily.
The democratic senatorial conven-
ton met at the court house this after
noon and the nomination was made in
short order. DR.. Oliver Fisher of Gus
ter was named asthe leader of a forlorn
hope. He is spoken of as a very fine
gentleman. however.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
Council Meeting.

Regular meeting October 1. 1894.
Present, Aldermen Phillips, Petty. Da-
Wis, Holtz. Hummel, Mcgowan. Mower.
and Reeder.
Minutes of the last meetingw were read
and approved.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for their pay
ment: Water, Light and Power COM
pany, sl44; also $3.50: Reeder& Boyles
s22.75; a. Holtz, $3.50: Jos. Vincent, s3.15;
+. d. Hrlmmell, $500: Hulst & Price,
$3.50: Water, Light and Power Co, $780,
%; Traut n Gillespie. s11S.5O.
Bill of Sam Moses for services as
special police at the Catholicon was on
motion laid over to the next regular
meeting.
Reports of police justice, city justice
and marshal were read. accepted and
ordered filed. On motion the salaries
of the city officers for the month of
September were allowed on the cur
rent expense fund. The auditor was
OF motion ordered to procure blanks
for the reports of city justice. On mo-
ton a committee of three. consisting of
Aldermen Reeder, Phillips and Hum
nell was appointed to revise the ordi-
nances already passed.
On motion council adjourned,
j. +. PARKS, City Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
Pasture

The undersigned will take horses to
pasture at hisranch on Cheyenne river.
Plenty of feed and running water.
M. N. PARSONS.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
states Attorney keller Res,un.t,

Sttte" zHttUr11cy heIIer tteN1Khet.
From Mondays Daily.
1t will doubtless be a great surprise
to everyone to learn that States Attor.
ney Kellar has resigned. He handed
in his resignation this afternoon. We
regret his action, for he has been a
faithful prosecutor; is regarded in all
courts where he has appeared as an able
attorney and an honest one-true and
steadfast to the interests of his clients
always.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05

w. w. Smithson nominated by accla-
nation.
For COUNTY JUDGE
w. Ill. Frye nominated by acclama-
ton.
For SUIT. OF SCHOOLS
j. III. Mckee nominated by acclama-
ton.
\ spirited contest for assessor was
brought out by the nomination of j. A.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05

Mrs. j. E. Gilchrist moved over from
Oelrichs yesterday and will occupy a
house on College hill.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05

Maj. Anderson Nominated state Senator.
The populists heldtheir district SEN
atorial convention at the court house
this afternoon and nominated Mai. A
r. Anderson of this place as their can
didate for senator by reclamation. The
democrats will probably endorse him
at their convention on the Bird; but
they will have to get a move on them
selves to get their candidate registered
with the state auditor thirty days be-
fore election as the law provides.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-10-05
The summer Hotel.

Fred 7. Evans returned from histrip
to Colorado, Kansas City and Omaha
this morning and brought with him a
perspective of the new summer hotel.
made by Brown & Kimball, the Omaha
architects, which is the most complete
and handsome thing of the kind we
ever looked at. He says he does not
want to state positively that it will be
built this fall and winter, until that
matter has been unquestionably settled.
Negotiations are being carried OH now
with every indication of a successful
outcome, in the matter of raising the
money necessary for it, and when mat
ters are definitely settled, he will be
glad to give it publicity. If it is built.
there will be no watering place east or
west or anywhere that will have a hotel
that will compare with it for beauty
and convenience.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11

hat Meme Of mlA ylotims uav. seen hin
~ uslena

HAT None nf nh ylotims Have seen Him
~ Helena
According 10 The butte Mlnef. the
"mplti. illionaiTs," Charles Porter Grove.
who IL likevlse known a. "Bius Dick" 10
back In the state. He will DO remembered
40 the eOlofsd man who gained suoh rop-
utAtlon few mon,hi ago bY selling worth
lees Montana mlnina shares 20 ooloesd
people and others throughout The saal, The
Miner says he rstn mad 10 inho recently
without dollar 10 bis nama and his cloth
ing feduasd Ia minimum, III IL UNDER
stool" says the Miner 'that Grove was
backed In his scheme by three or foar Butto
people sho GOT the bulk OF The money he dc
rived from the sale OF the worthless paper
aud lived fat on ~ while Grove shoulderod
the responsibility. lie Ia nov here Ia rags
and for fear he will give them away they
are making desperate effort 10 ast him
out Of town. When ho hrst struck the city
be waa given 81 and told 10 akip bul he
did MOI aklp worth a cent"
Some Of Groves Chicago victims whom
he induced 10 como out 70 Montana aud 90
to work In his El DnFado, NTa still In Hell
ena. None Of them. when spoken 10 laaI
niqhi, had seen tho fallen promoter.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
MORE THAN EVER BEFORE
Tho First Days Attendance In the
Schools Broke All the
Records
A Proposition 10 nuiid = Protestant ues
pital for Children Other news
Of tho iowa,

The public schools Of Helena opened yss-
terday with moat encouraging attendance.
There we're l,t93 pupila who responded TO
the roll call. which Ia li3 more than on any
ffs. daV In the history Of the schools here.
The frat days attendance last year was
l,2G5. and the flrs, daS'S In 1899 waa 1890.
the latter being the banner year until 1894
beat the record. The attendance vest rday
NJ the different schools wasi Central 207,
high school 2b6, Emmerson 40. Drysnt
i7Si Hawthorne 912, Jedoraon 2O), CAroy 90,
Sheridan IL, I,roadvatsr 80 Liaeoln 2S,
The 0 ., day was pretty wSll taken up With
enrolling the pupils who had passed into
new elassoA aud In getting tho necessary
books and station ~, To-day the real
work Of the tern begins.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
O'ooSNELL.MGulRE.
The Biggest Maa IN tho Force Takes ia
IllmssifA wife.

The Biggest Maa IN tho Force Takes to
IilmssfR wife.
Jeh O'Connoll, The wcll known Ioiies-
man, aud Miss Hannah MtGuire. we're
mari led Al th, Catholic church nt BouldoE
yssterdar, llsv. j. Vanosn Honn-l ofIioiat-
ing. The wedding was quiet nfiair, only
n few Of the personal fiien Ia and relatives
Of the contracting parties beirg present.
Afte' the ceremony M. aud NJ =. 0Con-
nell came 10 Helena. where after supper
At the home Of the Rroom's b othe', ID. ID.
O'Connell. they went TO their new home on
Lyndale nvsuuh. Mr.. OConnoll has made
many fiieLds since his connection with tile
Helena police force, and these. with the
many be had before ioin In wishing the
nsvlS married o0u 10 all tho good luck
they n find In iha Queen City OF the
Rockies.
After tho happy couple had reached their
home 0fnoer UConnslps Knights Of pyth,as
lends visited them ia q body. An in
formal reception was ks ny for SON o
time. Later on In the evening the O'Con-
nell home was waited b the Higgins O ,det
Land. which gave a serenade In honor "
tho happy rven'.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
KNOWLEDGE

BrinEs comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The mnny, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting tho worlds best products 20
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
lts excellence Ia due b Us presenting
IN The form most acceptable and pleas
ant tO the taste, the refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties of q perfect lax
atigc elcctually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and loycrs
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and IL Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but IL is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
90. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will mol
lccept any substitute if offered.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
A onILDREN's HOSPITAL.

Movement to Start One In Helena by n
Flower Hall.
Mrs. N. q. Garrett. mother Of City Trens-
ursr Garrett. has institutsd a movement
for the establishment Of q Protestant hos
pitai for children in Helena, and has been
Joined In the undertaking by a number Of
ladies OF this clay. !. 10 proposed 10 s.sts n
fund for the psrposs By giving flower ball
at the BrosdwAter hotel on Monday even
ing. Sept IL. Each lady attending will be
expected 10 wear white aud TO represent
some flower which will make quite q novel
festu's of such affairs. The tickets for the
LAll will be Sl.b0 each and will include
supper. Mrs. Garrett has bsen one OF the
dii ectors In q ohildrsn's hospital In Wash
ington and 10 tho 'oushly posted on the
management of said institutions. The
object OF the hospital 10 to care for ohil-
drsn. either In sickness or in health. and
70 oats for the little ones whose mothers
have 10 work and cannot care for than.
IL would also be an asylum for orphans
and foundlings. Such Institutions are
found In most of the large oitiss and II 10
proposed that Helena shall bs In line with
the othsrA
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11

At the Montana State Fair for Photogra-
ply Awarded Honey a. Coops.
There have been several conflicting claims
to the first premium for photographs ex-
bibit st the Montana State Fair. The fol-
lowing will explain itself
HELENA, Mont. sepL o 1s94.-ws. the
undersigned, acting In the OPACITY Of
judges In the art department. of the Mon
tana State Fair. did award The hrst prem
ium for the collection OF photographs to
Honey a. Coons, proprietors OF tho "Keller
Studio" and tho discretionary premiam to
W. II. Taylor. (siansd.)
Jous A. FoMSErDER
N. Il. KIRKxSDALL.
NRs. w. w. DIXON.
judges.
Miss Mary Burns has accepted 40 en-
aaRsmsnt to take cha 90 OF the reception
room az the Keller studio from now on.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
Our coun,ry aud Oar S.,uhbor.


This beautiful publication by John l..
stoddsrd, the famous American traveller
and lecturer is now issued In ak
teen parts, each part containing
sixteen magnificent half-tons en-.
cravings eiRht by eleven inches in size,
from photographs Of notable structures.
busy street scenes, and wonderful visws OF
naiurs's architecture In tho American The
Great Northern railway has secured an
edition OF this art work fiom the publish
efs, aud will furnish 10 20 friends and pat.
rons at the mere cost OF handling. 1he
parts will be delivered weekly a. 10 cents
each. and purchasers can have the privilege
Of buying copy OF Graham's celebrated
steel plate view OF Niagara Falls a. one
tenth the regular rotail price OF that IA
nous produstion. Agent @. w. Pitts has a
framed copy OF the Niagara picture
hanging in the city ticket ofnos. aud also
has supply Of part l. OF "Our County" I"
and he asks every body 30 call al this offioe
and Gee them. The . 10 certainly nothinv
nors instructive than 10 read q graphic
description OF some noted building, monu.
msnt street, city, cataract or mountain,
particularly when the scene 10 piotu cd as
faithfully and erAndly ~ sun aud ART can
do IL. This work 10 an arr treasury. aud
only needs 20 be sesn 10 be appreciated.
Every patriotic citizsn 10 strengthened In
bis admii alton and love Of country by a
psIusnl OF this book.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
THERE WAS NO BREAKFAsr.
Tho Boardsrs Waited but the He'll Did No
Ring.

Tho Boardsrs Waited but the He'll Did Not
Ring.
The boArders al the former Lehman
house. on Edwards street above Park ave.
nue.. lay abod sunday morning waiting for
tho sakfast bell. The bell didn's ring
ont its customary call. aud after waiting
until hunger demanded a closer investiRa-
tion, some Of them went down stairs TO see
what was wrong. There was silence In the
kitchen, no FIRE In the range, and no board
inR-houHs keeper In sight. The bosrdsrs
had TO 60 out to breakfast, likewise 10 din.
ner and TO supper. he keeper Of the
house IL still missing, and 10 10 said the
landlord and so, eral tradesmsn about
town are moro anxious even than the
boerders to iud out where the proprietor
can be seen. A nsiRhbor saw some trunks
going ont the back way Saturday night
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11

Having finished hATiuq VI have thrown
tho whole ranch into one. making over
one thousand nc es Of thr beet pasture.
viii pasture horses at e. pet month.
Ranch seven and One-haif inilOs moth OF
hel.u uo. Inquire OF J. u. Allen or Dhtt a
DouRheriy. Cana Bnoe.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
A BICYCLE BUILT roR TWO. G
G. X. Brown Makes TrIpto Portland on
MachIus.

@. X. Brown Makes n TrIpto Portland on
q Machine.
@. X. Brown, the well known engineer.
formerly in tho employ Of the Northern
Pacific. hes iust returned from Portland,
having completed one OF the most unique
rail Dad journeys In history. Mr.. Blown
and companion left here some weeks ago
TO make trip along the Northern Pacific
and TO SEQ the railroad men between hero
aud Portland in references 70 insurance.
By permission OF the railroad authorities
they STATED ont on arai.road bicT Tole. stop
ping at section houses, water tanks, sta
tions aud Anf whore else whom they wanted
something 10 cat or shelter for tho night.
They wsrs not out 10 make record for
speed. but several times they had TO pat
WinRs un the machine when they heard a
train booming along In their rear. They
.o0ohed Po tland without Incident There
thoi shipped tue machine back 10 Helena
and oturned by rail.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11

Ihavs upwards OF 800 Ocrss OF Ono pss-
turAgs. including slubblo hsds aud
meadow Plenty OF spring va1Or IL near
The Nontana unlyeTaitr For tefmp, etc.,
apply 10 a. Il, Crawford city.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
WGiIlSfGIIl' 5.
NEW YoRK-te5 Sixth Av
HELENA-Sixth ana Main

Suh OHJ N"Nhh hS1 hiAhhb 40
well be puzzled as to why one
person can sing and a thousand
others can't, or why one man in
a million makes a fortune. How
we sell goods cheap, why we
sell goods cheap-doesu't matter,
The public knows that we under
sell any house in Montana-and
that's enough.
Twenty-Five new styles OF din
ner sets-new in shape, decora-
ton and design, but from facto-
ries which have made good ware
for generations. There's sure
satisfaction awaiting the buyer Of
any one of them-and the price
is our sort of price-lower than
the lowest.
Lamp making has been revo-
lutionized in the past year
therefore you should buy the
newest lamps. We have no old
lamps-maybe you'd better see
our new ones. We've lamps for
every need and every use-but
only lamps that give light and
satisfaction.
The choicest and best of the
Messina lemon crop is selling
here at $3.50 per case.
But if you don't need so many
they're only 2oc dozen.
There's a difference between
our candies and those retailed
elsewhere-a difference in purity,
flavor, freshness and price. The
difference overwhelmingly is in
pur favor:
Chocolate roasted almonds. 4oc
lib can Russian fruit mar
malade aoc
Turkish nougat, lb. 4oc
Chocolate covered marshmal-
lows, ID. $50
Brummel's celebrated cough
drops, dozen packages. :. soc
Finest creamery caramel, ID. 3oc
Poyet's chocolate creams, lb..2 SC
oung & Smylie's Acme pei
lets, doz. packages. $50
'arker's Alpine Gems, Id. 4oc
Bakers German sweet choc-
olate, in 2-oz. tablets, s for. 35c
Alderney chocolate cream
tablets, doz. ............. 3oc
Cachous, all havors, lb. .45c
Uncolored Japan Tea, equal to
my offered in the city at 6oc h.,
put up in lib cans.
Spacial today 4oc.
Twenty-four chests Fancy Sun
Dried Japan Tea-a tea that we
ely competition on at our regu-
pr price of 4oc lb.
Special today 25c.
Choicest English Breakfast
ca. Regular price soc.
Special today 35c.
Everybody can smoke good
gars if they Wilt only takes
lsh-and "A man who is not
raid to save money:
lor de Stachelberg, sofor $2.oo
taphael Conchas, so for. 400
'heroots, Sequel, box of $50 2.so
Theroots, Mascot and Vir-
ginia. 25o. o........... $50
Fheroots, Old Glory, box
OF 200. ................ 200
tandard Banner, so for. 2.oo
offman House Bouquets,
so Tor. 400
pman's bouquet, so for. 3,oo
orina Perfecto, IS for.... 4so
lmivante, IS for. ...... 3.5o
These are goods that every
rocery store doesn't handle, al
ices that no grocery store ever
fore named. Special today;
eufchatel cheese, S for .,...2sc
Dtted tongue, can...,....,2SC
Dtted chicken, can. .......2sC
Dtted turkey, can. n.......25o
eviled ham, can.........2sc
Pned chicken, can. 4oC
bned turkey, can. =. ..,....4 400
amburger eels, per can. ....asc
Pneless ham, ID.
These Butcher Knives are
ual in strength and cutting
alities to any knife ever made.
be handles are guaranteed never
come off. These prices spe-
u for today;
Inch blade. .............Ioe
..al l.I.l
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
rwo new pnrDaE,.


On. At Msntana Aveaus aad One at tho
nroAd water.
Tho county commissioners Jestsr lay
opened bids for bull ling two bridgsE one
over the creek Al Montana avenue Anl the
other across Ten Mile. near tho BROAD
water. There were eighteen bidders. eight
Of them being local contractors on th o
grading and masonFy foundations; the
other teo. all outsids Arm. bidding on the
bridge work. The bidders on the bridge
work at Montana avenue and tho BfoadvA-
ter were; George K. King BHidRe company,
Des Moins-, Ia, Sl.e62 and Sl,02S; U. A.
1880; Wrought Iron p idgs company.
Canton. Ohio. Sl.667 TO $20G7 and $l050 to
& l6Jb; Youngstown Bridge company. Oaio.
S2,696 for botbj Wisconsin, Bridge COM
phny, Milwaukee, e2639 for both; Farms.
worth Blodgett comnnny Kansas City,
1880 aud $3.50; Toledo Bridge
company. Toledo. Ohio, several
bids from sl.2Oo TO s39OOi KING
Bridge company. Cleveland, Ohio.
~, l2s for both and 81. % per fost for hand
all; Milwaukee bridge and iron works,
Milwsukee. 81, 4G3 and SL825 for one, and
III, 1863 and @i.834 for the othefi Gillette
Hsrzog Manufacturing company. ". 1884
and extra for hand rais. The bids for
grading ranged from IL cents 10 40 cents
per csbic va d. Tho lowest bid on the
masonry for the Abutments was 81. Ths
lowest local bidder was t9.34 per cubic
vnrd. The Montana avenue bridge Is TO
have a sixty-hve feet span aud q twenty
two feet roadway. The Bfoadwater bridge
will have a sixty-hve feet span and tven-
ty-four feet roadway. md two i've feet
walks The commissioners have not
awarded the contfacta
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
MARRIED..

OCONNRLL MaUIRR-M tho Catholic
church. Douldor, Mont, Sept 10. 1894 Al nine
o'clock q. m. Mr. JEFF O'Connel 10 Mlsu
Hannah Mcclure, both OF Helena. hov, J.
Nandpu nouvcl officiating.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11

Prepare Tor winior now You eau buy a pair
of bed blanksta IN white or gray At Tho noe
live iof 20 coLta
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11

A good heavy wool blanket fst 81 at The Bee
Hive that would DO birasln elsewhere at 81
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
Tho Montana state College of Agriculture
and Meohaute Arts.

This institution will open Sept. 10. and
Instruction will be given in the following
ooulNos Agriculture. applied science, la
dies course, business, music and the acad-
emy. Tuition In all courses except music.
$40 per year. For catalogue address
REy. JANIS REIp. President
HoyomAu Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
{, m ;.

Meets sooond and fourth Tuesday
n here Will be regular moeting OF
"a Miriam Chapter No. 1, % /. r., this ey0n-
Xxx ing a. oish. o.eloss, B.. al Masonic Temple
Amelia HiNDSuN, W. Al.
MATTE H. LooKtR, Secretary.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
THE FIRST PREMIUM.

Special sale on fast black hosiery at Tho Bee
Hive this week.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11
Arrivals Mt The H.isa.

Legal Llanks at this ofhoe
The Helena independent., 1894-09-11

PhaturlHE.

Big bargains In blankets this week at The DeO
iliy0.