Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1885-04-30

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SUN RIVER, MON
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SUNBEAMS.
Il. B. Largent is In the Neihart mines.
Ella Brownson has returned TO Sun
River.
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Mrs. j. Hirshbcrg returned to her home
In Benton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ford are expected
home this week.
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Myers Il Co.'S mill at Great Falls is
now running on full time.
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Quarterly meeting Of the NJ. +. church
will begin the 7th Of May.
Mr.. Nagle, Of Eagle Rock, made this
Office call one day this week.
Tic work on James Adams barn is be.
Ing pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
Mrs. Will Ford has returned from the
east, where she has been the past winter.
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Mrs Thomas Clarey has returned from
a months visit with friends in Bozcman
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Rev. Hunter will preach here next Sab.
bath morning. Evening at Fort Shaw.
All are invited.
John T. Athcy, agent of the Montana
National Bank, expects to be relieved the
first Of the month.
Major j. Ford Kent, commanding Co.
g. 3d infantry, at Fort Shaw, has been
transferred to Co. l, ut Fort Nlissoula, and
is expected to arrive at his new post In
few days.--Nissoulian
"Shorty" met with severe accident at
Chotcau last Saturday. lie was driving
the coach for. Ben STEEL, and the horses
ran away, throwing him out on his head
on the hard ground.
A little child of Mr.. Georges, of Eagle
Rock, was drowned last Monday in
small creek. or rather coulec. II had only
been missed about ten minutes before it
was found dead. 1t was buried here
Tuesday.
Rev. Hunter is kept very busy these
days. Last Saturday night he lectured at
Chotcau on the Model Woman" to large
and apprcciativc audience; preached
twice on Sabbath; married N. II. Brock
aud Miss Brownson; Tuesday returned to
Chotcau and buried DR.. Herbert Smith.
To-day he buries Mr. John Smith.
We regret to learn Of the death of John
N. Schmidt, of upper Sun river, which
occurred Monday afternoon at the Post
hospital, Fort Shaw. Mr. Schmidt had
been ailing for some time, but was not
considered dangerous Deceased WAS
among the pioneers of this valley, and IN
honorable and upright man highly re.
spcctcd by all his acquaintances. and be.
loved by his friends and ncighbors. lie
leaves wife and one son.
Woolsey's coach brought in thirteen of
the strikers from .Neil,art at one trip last
week. The boys carried their point com
pelling the advance of wages to $3.50 per
day, and were offered work again in the
mines, but fearing they would be replac-
cd by other men as soon as they could lie
hal, decided to quit the camp. Their
places have been supplied with men from
the Springs and other convenient points,
and operations in the mines continue AS
usual.--IIusbandman.
Tho latest addition to the cabinet Of
Schwab & Zimmerman is M old and near.
ly worn out gun presented by X. Bicdler.
X. found the gun on Snake creek about
twenty five miles south of Belknap on the
battle ground where Chief Joseph sur.
rendered to General Miles in 1877. The
gun is needle carbine and must have
been, from appearances, the property OF
an Indian warrior.---Indcpendent.
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Married.
Brock -BRowNsoN.--At the residence of
II. l.. Hull, in Sun River, Monday
evening, April ~, 1885, by Rev. W.
j. Hunter, Mr.. N. r. Brock to Miss
Emma Y. BroWnsOn.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of few select friends of the
bride, who is we'll and favorably known
here, having made this place her home
for several years, and has host of friends
who join in wishing her II pleasant jour
ney through life. The groom holds the