The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-20
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

dorothy" by the Csrletan Opera com
pAnT at MinG's OF era house tonight
NJ. Reinig says hs will not accept a nomi-
nation for alderman from tho Second ward
under any consideration.
John KELLY. the inimitsble Irish fun
maker. will appear next Saturday At Ming's
opera house in Melee OF Dublin"
The Franoss h. Willard w. &. L. u. will
hold basket social IN Adams hall on Iues-
day evening, March 20. Al ars 90 daily
invited 10 attend.
The regular devotional meeting Of the
Loonl Union will be held az the A. NJ. T..
church March 20. p. m. Judge Armitage
will conduct the services.
Dan McDonsld was sent TO the county
jail Yesterday for ninety DAYS and given
a 800 fine in addition. H0 WAS found
guilty OF petit larceny In stealing pair Of
opera glasses.
A. W. Lyman. editor OF The INDEPENDENT
will lecture before the Unity club this even
ing. al the q. A. II. hall, as 3 o'clock. Sub-
ieci. The Initiative and referendum"
he public il cordially invited.
In few days there will be published a
notice inviting all hotel preprietors and
managers 10 meet 40 Butte City, March. ~.
for the purpose of considering the Organi-
zAtion of q state hotel association.
Il. Mcneil, one OF Montana's pioneers.
father OF Mrs. Andy Eklund. died yoster-
day evening at 6:3O o'clock Of ynsumonia
at his residence. 17l7 bilInRs svonue.
Notice of the funeral will be given later.
Joe Kuntz, who cut Henry Adams with
and costs yesterday by Judge Crutchsr.
Ed Finnell. who struck n man over the
head with a chair got the same medicine.
Mr.. George b. Child, formerly cashier Of
the second National bank, has been APP
pointed the general northwssisrn agent OF
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
OF New York, with headquarters in Helena.
The Standard Oatmeal Co.. Of Mason
1 City, Iowa, are negotiating with the people
Of Missoula with view 20 establishing an
oatmeal factory in that oity. The citizens
are asked 20 take &c, 900 in the stock OF the
company.
John I. Murphy OF this CITY has bssn
accepted as a surety on the bond Of J. A.
1Slbott RiDiinistrator Of the estate OF A.
J. Davis, Of Butte, In the sum Of Sl50,0O0
in ths place Of DR.. Q. L. Mussigbrod. Wao
withdrew.
Chairman Stephen Carpenter, Of the re-
publioan city central committee has issusd
the call for the primaries and convention
OF that party. The primaries will be held
in she various wards next Friday evening.
March 23. and the eitY convention Thurs
day, March %, at noon, AZ Electric hail.
Houssholders who are thinking about the
annual spring cleanap around their prem
isea. hy leaving ogderG az the barber shop
of Duke Dutriuiello will be furnished with
help. lhe colored men who we're brought
In from Grove City are still out of employ
ment anu they are ready at all times TO do
anything that will give them the oppor-
tunity 10 help themselves.
An tastsra exahsnge says that Matte II .
snitien has dismissed her action against the
Now York Life Insurance company. and re-
Leased tue attachment made on the q.
Paul Office Dec. 10 last for she sum OF : 336- o.
3lQ.5O The casa has been compromised by
the payment of $4,000 IN currency. This
was in reality SUIT of T.. Duncan Snifsn
10 recover S235, 5000 for breach OF con-
tract.
March % grand entertainment will be
given for the beueht OF Household OF Ruth
No. SAP, OF ths q. L. @. OF O. f.. consist
Ing OF iecitations, solos. Instrumental and
vocal selections dialogues strreopticon
scenes with dissolvins views, qunrtstte and
tho instrumental performances. harmonica
50 ections aud othor attractions. the com
mittee will spare no pains 10 make this the
most enjoyable soi-ee OF the season. Gem
eral admission % cents. children 10 eents,
supper % cents.
There is some one Ia this city who IL send
ing anonymous letters 20 those who emploF
glrls, the object being to go blacksn the
equation of the girls as 20 prevent them
obtaining respectable employment. A
hotel proprietor received ono OF these mis-
sivos feW days ago. but 70 failed IN It's
object. In this particular case the party
whose reputation was haaailed ns we'll as
the recipient o; the letter Ia anxious -
meet the writer aud have he or she substan-
tate the statements made.
The dead body OF Andrew Carlson. n
Svede, Was found a few days ago lying near
the railroad track eight miles from Great
Falls. 10 developed before the coronei's
I
started to walk from Belt to Great Falls;
that Carlson became exhausted and fell by
the roadside. hia travelling companions
leaving him there. Carlson had bsen an
emploTe OF the Cashier Coal Co. Nothing
was developed a. the inquest that would
throw any additional liaht on the maa =
identity.
A reception vas rendered. March L. bv
the ladies OF this Scandinavian church, 20
Prof. 4. q. Cole aud those who assisted
him in giving concert for the benefit OF
the church. Tbs Iccel tion was given at
the room OF Mra- Miller In the Denver
block. programme had bean prepared
by Prof Cole consisting OF singing. read
ing etc, which was highly appreciated b.
all. A. II O'Clock they we're invited TO par
take Of an elabor ite suppe- prepared by
the ladies OF the ohu ch az token Of att
tudo 80 fro;. Cole 90. for their mach
] needed aid.
d. }. Araold. OF the Eiallo meat market.
with his uHusl generosity. 10 going 90 die
tribute 800 pounds Of meat Hert SATURDAY.
among the deserving poor OF tho CITY.
through the Associated ChArities The
meat Will be serye1 IA thr,e. rvs and ten
pougd rsckagrs. - tue q dera NAV dssir-
nate. Orders must hrst be procured from
the secretarv of the Assoc ated CharuNes.
and they will be good onlY CA SATURDAY..
Mr.. Arnold has donated m at several tluss
usfore this winter 90 the deserving 90.
nd few IN the city have doue as mash thia
year % help those who needed hslp as he.
EverYone Iavlted
To call aud see a eompls,s line Of okinA
glassware. lamps. hiivsrvara ate.
PFicss 10 suit svefy purse.
Iesl goods lowest prlc.s.