The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-25
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

There are six or seven feet OF snow on
tho BlackfOot snd lots Of rain.
The lecture given By Organizer Calder
head. OF the populist Iarty, last night, was
we'll attended.
Hon. I. c. Power will Law handsome
granite pavement in front OF his residence
on Harrison avenue, as soon as the weather
settles.
Mich Brothsra agents OF the Anhsussr-
Busch Brewing association. sent to Tar
lSDTrENDKNr office last night keg Of their
we'll known book beer.
There was preliminary shoot at the
grounds OF the Helena Rod and Gun club
yesterday. The regular shoots will begin
on April IA.
c. N. Douglas is suffering from a severe
attack Of tonsilitis. but will sing az ~.
Peters church to-day so as not TO disar-
range the musical programme.
The "phsntom" ball TO be given next
Thursday evening at the auditorium by
Mount Helena Lodge No. l. Degres of
Honor. promises TO be most enjoyable
affair.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs. ID.
II. Weston will take place at two D. m.
Tuesday, March p. from the Prssbytsri
church. The remains are expected on Tues
day mornings train from the west.
The ST. James Literary society met
Wednesday evening a. the A. NJ. 4. church
and rendered a verJ intsrsatinR programme.
The society meets sveTT Wednesday even
ing. The pablo 10 cordially invited. seats
free.
The Bible normal olasA Rev. w. s. Bell.
leade'. meets a. Grand street Methodist
church on Thursday evening next. The
lesson will be: The Bible From God"
Every member is requested 20 be present
Hnd visitors are welcome.
Among the real estate transfers recorded
yssts Tdsy we're the following; IL. II CLARK
30 Harriet A. King. the property known a.
the PIickly Pear house. $3 500; Lewis Da-
vis 10 James NJ. Tucker. lots IS 60 IL, block
Z, Chsssnan and Davis addition, 81. etc.
The report OF the Associated charities for
the week ending March p shows eleven
families OF fortJ-two persons, aided al a
cost OF S32 %. Thefs were eighty nine
men Ia thiTty-si1 shaniiea aided at cost
of $3.50. There were issued seventy -nve
meal tickets for city work. costing So,
and fourteen beds coating ~. total Of
/ $l0S.G0.
The third annual ball OF the Ladies' Aid
society (auxiliAry OF the Sons OF NoteTansl
will be given al ths auditorium nent
Wednesday evening. The ladies have Sc
cured the services OF the best otehes,'a a IN
the city for the occasion, aud those who At
tend may be assuged an enjoyable time.
The net proceeds will be devoted to chart
tab purposes.
Miss M. q. Bu dette. corresponding sec
retary of she Missionary Training school Al
ChioHRo. will speak IN the Baptist charch
I thursday evening. March -. ~ 9:30 o'clock.
hias Bu dstto Il a sister OF the noted lee
tursr. Robert J. Burdette. ana will ne
doubt give an Interesting and instructive
addfsss. All interested IN missions are
| cordially invited.
A letter from Little Rock. Arkr. SAYS
Alfred Noodle. formerly OF Miles CITY. anl
| well known throughout the state, aud who
has recently been siding and ptepR inI
| Boundless, winnef -. he 500 900 Amer car
Derby last year. haa purchased the bay coll
Harry l.. from J. l.. Cushing. Hhrry l.. Il
BY HAIRY Ofallon. sirs Of Boundless
/ while AIR. Moody was out exercising hin
/ the Other morning he made "a wager Will
L. l.. Wilson that he could take him ovel
an oNtslde fence. which DO did successful
aftsf The third anal. be feuce Was after
wards measured. and much 60 the sup iu
OF about 30 local suoTts "a vas I've Zee
eleven aad and half inches.