The Helena independent., 1894-11-28
J0TTINGs ABOUT TOWN


Pntte and Omaha will play foot ball ~
nhtte tomorrow
The annual ball OF Company takes
place at Electric hall tonight,
After Saturday OF this week the 10 per
cent penalty attaches 10 county taxes.
The body OF Mrs. Cynthia ", MCMILLAN
was shipped 10 Chicago yesterday Via the
Northern Pacific,
There will be regular meeting Of the
IGllss nj their hall on Broadway this eve
ming at half past seven o'clock
The funeral OF w, n. Green will take
place at eight O'Clock this morning from
the residence on HIlisdale avenue,
Charles Jones. the train robber charged
with murder, was Arrnlgned In the United
states court yesterday. flia attorney took
until to-day to plead TO the indictment.
The coroncrH jury In the case Of Mar
tin Shcehan found that he came TO his
death by falling from tho top Of n Mon
tnna Central freight car and breaking his
neck.
The four months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Bullman died yesterday
morning at their home, lG Park avenue,
The funeral will take place this morning
at 10 o'clock from the cathedral.
| Chic Rogers and Thos. Mathews got
into an alteration yesterday on Main
street II ended In a fight, In which Chic
got the worst OF 1t. They were arrested
but few hours later were released on
ball.
Mrs. G. Williamson and Mrs NJ. Lam
gevin desire to thank their friends and
neighbors who 70 kindly assisted and con-
doled with them at the time OF the illness
aud death of their sister. Mrs. J.. III.
| Reneur.
The Del Monte club will meet next
Tuesday evening. Dec. T. Instead OF Fri
day evening. TO accommodate the MEM
bers who wish 10 attend the banquet in
honor Of James Mahan given on the lat
ter date.
The following deedH were filed for record
yesterday: Jacob ,Swtzer and wife to
Geo. Bell lots and 10. block 70, townsite
OF Helena, consideration named being 81,
Geo. Bell to Asbury Beckney. lot 5, block
75. Helena townslte, 800.
DR.. Thomas Cooper will lecture on
"Oratory" at the Montana university on
Thursday evening. There will be fine mu-
sic and no admission fee The lecture be-
gins at eight o'clock and cars will be run
on time to have people there. The pub
lic is invited
All housekeepers are invited to Inspect
the pies. cakes. mlnce meat and fruit
cake 10 be sold by the kings Daughters
of the Presbyterian church, Wednesday
afternoon in the corner room OF the Gran
don block. Hot bouillon and crackers
will be served.
The deed conveying the lhree-story
brick at the corner OF Main and Sixth ave-
nue. 10 Weinsteln brothers was filed yes
terday. The sale was made some time ago
| by Thos. A. NARROW, administrator OF the
estate OF Chas. A. Broadwater; the amount
paid for the property was $4,000,
The Wide Awake club gave a farewell
dinner last night at the Helena Cafe in
honor OF one OF their most popular men,
bers. +. +. Roosa. who leaves soon for
| Salt Lake City. The banquet was n six
course AFFAIR and II was supplemented
with an abundance OF the wine that
sparkles.
During her stay In Helena Miss Ray
Rockman viii give n short course OF les
sons In physical culture, speaking, vocal
| technique and the art OF gesture. Miss
Rockman is a thoroughly qualified teach
err In these branches, and will doubtless
have large class, as well as a number OF
individual students.
An opossum dinner will be given or
Thanksgiving day in the building next
to the Herald office. IL will be for the
benefit of the African NJ. IL. church. Be
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cacies of the season. The tables will be
set at noon and be kept going until mid
| night. Mrs. j. B. Fulkerson will be man
| aRer.
In the district court yesterday, motion to
| dlrmiss complaint In the case OF Chas.
Mcclure. trustee, versus A. II. Fisk ct al.
was argued and by the court denied. De-
fvndant excepted, and was ordered to an
swer within ten days. In the case OF
a a 4 V.a - II
argument on motion for new trial was
continued until Nov ~.
The regular meeting OF the Central W.
G. T. l., will be held Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock instead OF Friday al
three y. m. In order to attend to the
| Thanksgiving donations for Jail and poor
| farm The ladies OF the union urge their
| friends to remember those that are in
bonds as bound with them, and them
which suffer adversely, as being them
selves also In the body"
The great work OF Edward seuss, pro-
fessOr OF geology at the University OF
| Vienna. on the "Future,of Silver" has
been translated into English by Robert
Stein. of the United States geological sur
| vcy, and published by authority of the
senate finance committe This Is perhaps
the most important single contribution to
/ the present silver discussion. There is IA
copy In the lending department OF the
public library.
All members and adherents OF the First
Presbyterian church. and all friends OF
the congregation. are Invited TO meet at
the church this "wednesday evening at
7.SO o'clock, for the annual meeting OF the
congregation. Interesting papers ana re-
| ports Will be presented, and after the reg
ular meeting light Refreshments viii be
served and short time given for social
Intercourse and general conversation. All
will he cordially welcome Communl-
cauts are especially requested TO attend,
This viii take the place OF the usual prayer
meeting,