The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-11-25
JOTTTNG.S 1BOUT TOU,N.

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lot one, block thirly-hve. East Helena,
for $3.50.
Notice OF intention 10 hold the Little
Alice lode has been filed by John w.
Hardgrove.
ELI Knobb and II. A. Buchanan have
located forty acres OF placer ground In
Skelly gulch.
The Buffalo lode, In Blue Cloud dis
trict. has been located by c. j. Nelson
and o. @. Frederick.
Tickets for the Happy Hour social
club masquerade ball will be on salel
at Loclkwood's drug store Monday morn
ing.
The next meeting OF the Del Monte
club will be held on Friday evening.
Nov. 30 at the residence of Mrs. Leslie
Snelgrove.
The Unity club will meet Monday
evening at the rooms Of w. G.. Bailey
in the Bailey block, 10 discuss plans for
the coming year.
Arguments In the application to dis
charge I,ucien Rosencrans were not heard
by Judge Knowles yesterday. The mat
ter will come up Monday.
Attorney General Haskell has written
an opinion 10 the effect that the officers
recently elected in the new counties
take their places the first Monday In
January, the same as In the old coun-
ties.
The regular monthly devotional meet
ing Of the Young Peoples Local union
OF Helena will be held in the German
NJ. T.. church Tuesday, Nov. q, at 1880
p. m. Subject, Christ Ger Us, and
| Christ in U.s."
! Wadsworth post, Grand Army OF the
Republic, will give "A ball at the audi
torium on Thanksgiving night. IL
promises to be quite an interesting so
cial event, for both the young and the
old, and large crowd is expected.
The Society of Kings Daughters. OF
| the Presbyterian church, will hold "A
sale Of cake. pies and homemade mince
meat: also fancy work furnished by
Mrs. Boots OF Lanesville, o., at Gran
don block on Wednesday next day and
evenlng.
John Martin pleaded guilty before Judge
Gage yesterday OF stealing "A lot OF clothes
| from Section Foreman Anderson, OF East
Helena. Anderson telephoned the rob
berry 10 Helena and the police soon had
the man who took the clothes as well.
Martin was sentenced to twenty days In
jail
Judge Hunt. who was elected TO the po-
ssion OF associate Justice OF the supreme
court. will take his seat on the first Mon
day In January. The constitution Is in
definite as to the time a Justice OF the
supreme court goes into office. but the
precedent was established when Chief
Justice Pemberton relieved Chief Justice
Blake.
There will be two services at ST. Pet
er's church on Thanksgiving day: Holy
communion AT s q. M, and the usual
Thanksgiving service with sermon at II
a, m. The offering at both services Will
be given toward the work OF ST. Peters
hospital. Those who desire 90 make "A
gift to this work are invited TO avail
themselves OF this opportunity.
4 most interesting programme is pre-
pairing for the entertainment OF the A.
o. "a. H., at Grand Army hail. for next
Thursday Thanksgiving evening. II
is FOR the public. but all tickets will
have to be procured from members OF
councils located in this city Choice
music, both vocal and instrumental,
win make mp part Of the programme.
Some excellent recitntlons are promised
aud u short explanation OF the work
ings of the order.
Tho friends Of the W. G. r. T.. who.
IN past years. by their generosity, have
enabled the Central union tO make
their mission work at the jail and poor
farm ON Thanksgiving day rrd-lettrr
day to the inmates, are earnestly re-
uuested tn bear the date IN mind and to
send their contributions az literature.
preserved or fresh fruits pies cakes
and money to Mrs Della A, Kellogg
5O2 Monroe avenue, on the morning OF
"Wednesday, Nov. 2S.
Another pleasant Sunday afternoon
viii be- given at the opera house to-day
under the direction Of Or Thomas
Cooper. The programme viii include
an instrumental solo by w W Higgins. |
an anthem by a double uuartrtte. rect |
tatlon by Mabel Ribauld n solo by MiHs
Gertrude Harrison, plain talk by pr |
Cooper ON Foes of the WorlNngmeu,'
and an address by the same minister
on Fatal Blundcr Of a Land Grubber'
Also hymns by the people. etc,
REV. W. w. Lame, W. A. chcssman |
and n. u. Edgcrtun, the executive com- ]
mittro of ST. Peters hospital, make an |
appenl to the citizens OF Helena to re- |
membcr this institution nt this Thanks |
giving season. ulftE of all kinds, cspe-
rlnlly groceries. clothing aud money |
win be- most gratefully received ana |
wisely used. Those IN charge of the hos
ptul seek TO make n u good samaritan |
where all the sick and suffering may go. |
r'he extent tn which ", vhn'ty chn be- |
carried Ia largely "A question ot funds,