The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-28
JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Tickets for The musicale at tho Congrega-
tional Church on Tuesday night are on sale
at Clewelrs bookstore at 30 cents each.
A. W. Ide. publisher of the county map
OF Montana. has his office At room l3 MeI-
chants bank building. with VIM. Auth.
William, the three-yeAr-old son OF
Patrick and Mary Padden, 7O9 Highland
street. died last night at 9;45. Funeral
will be announced later.
Elder Watson's meetings which have
bsen going on for moath with the as
sistanco Of Elders Shafsr, SQuirss. DeHufi,
Hill and Hall. have been quite suocessful,
with seven additions TO the chuch
Tho receipts OF sold at the Helena assay
offios for the hrst two weeks OF this year
were $66 574. 81; for the first two weeks in
January. 1893 $3599te7. an inerenss In
favor Of 1894 Of $50. 5000.
Franks new tonsoTial parlor, formerly in
the CosmoE olitan hote, has been removed
TO 3 North Main street. opposite the Mon
tanA National bank. aud will be open 90
business to- morrow morning. The new
quarters have been elegantly ntted up.
The Independent Order of Good Temp
lars will give a cap social on Monday even
ing. Jan. -. The . will be music ALd To-
4 .hmsnts. Caps viii be sold for 30 cents
apiece. All are cordially invited to come.
Memorial services in honor OF Bishop
Daniel A. Payne. senior bishop of the A.
M. +. ohuich. who died 40 Wilborforco.
Ohio Nov. %, 1898. aged 50 years will be
held in the A. NJ. Z. church. Fifth avenue
and HobAek. this evening at eight o'clock.
The Billings Gazette. to eommsmo ate
the entrances OF the Burlington iRto that
city, will issue an illustrated twenty -four
page special edition, containing special
articles on the county and city. II will be
edited with view TO attracting immigra-
tion.
! M. a..-.g...A .ho.t.fo. ..Lu.-l.1..
with thanks the gifts OF Msssrs. GsnzbergeI
a Barnett. of the Bee Hive. and of Mrs.
/ Fisher, which have proved very useful
They would also ask tine charitable public
90 donate few blankets and quilts. IL they
should happen 90 have any old ones
This evening at St PauIs NJ. L. ohurch
Sharpe's orchestra will render the follow.
log musical prog ANNE In oonnsotion with
the preaching service; Quartetts from
"Rigolsito." Verdi; "Es War Einmal." Eli
snbofQ; RomAnza. Oscar kahnt; BARTON,
solo from "E nani." Verdi; Flower Song. y
LanGe.
The Iron Mountain Mining company has
declared another dividend OF ten cents
share. payable Feb. 3. amounting to $40,
900. 1his makes ths second dividend ol
like amount this yea. When the low
price OF silver is remsmberei the record be
ing made by the Iron Mountain is one o
which those interested may be proud.
Sarah X. Isseh has brought suit In the
district eoart against the Northern Pacific
railroad, claiming $4,000 damages for In
iuries sustained on Nov. "a last whil'
coming from TostOn 20 Helena. Sh,
claims that the train broke In two and aha
the two parts came together with sTea
force. th owing her 30 the door and aRains
the stove. cutting and banning her.
The announcement that Mrs. ID. w. Fisl
will give two numbers on the piano at Oh,
musicale a. the Congregational church OF
Tuesday night will be welcome news q
music lovers. The vocalists will be Misse
whitney. stuart Brooke; Assdamsa Car
psnte koots. Avsiy and Adams; Aessrs
Douglass Jackson aud Etdy. The hAndo
Tia club also has kindly rendered it, sor
wees making altogsthsra programme for
most delightful evening.
The game banquet Friday evening aivsl
by the lAdies OF Mount Hebron court No
66 Was = success "a every respect Thl
music wAa furnished by Prof. Mm. Taylo
aud J. r. ". Cha he aud 4. 4. simmons
Geo. Lee amused the audisncs With ~
which delighted all. small tables vsr
placed on oae aide OF the hall, which weu
autroundsd bT ladies' and nentlemsn play
ing various games. A delicious sapper VA
served, aud also ice cream aud cake. Al
present had an enjoyable time.