The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1889-05-25

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Commissioner Hoppe of Cinnabar was
in the city Tuesday.
&c. Villas made business trip to
Bozeman Monday.
NJ. Roth made flying visit to Hun
ter's Hot Springs Thursday.
P. E. Lawrence returned Saturday
from trip to Bear Gulch.
c. E. Sargent Of Gardiner was in the
city the first of the week.
C. A. Burg and wife were visitors to
the territorial capital this week.
Chas. Wood of Cinnabar was among
the arrivals by Mondays Park train.
c. p Blakely of Bozeman was a Wis
itor in Livingston the first of the week.
Col. E. Lamartlne came down from the
Park and spent Saturday in Livingston.
Mrs. n. Imo started the first of the
week to visit Il daughter at Strong, Kas.
James Connell, the Chico merchant and
mine owner, was in the city Wednesday.
Cashier c. II. Stebbins of the National
Park bank is rccreating at Hunters Hot
Springs.
Mrs. w. T. Collins has returned from Il
protractcd visit to friends at Grand Forks,
Dakota.
Joe Keeney came down from Cinnabar
Wednesday and spent several days Ill
Livingston.
A. 3. Allen, representing the Pioneer
Press company Of st. Paul, was in the
city Thursday.
j. Rutherford of Cooke was IN the city
the first of the week visiting his Living
ston friends.
Frank Merrill of Helena was in the
city Thursday shaking hands with his
Livingston friends.
Samuel Schott made business trip to
Gardiner and other points on the upper
Yellowstone Tuesday.
Major S. B. Wyman started to Cooke
Tuesday with a stock of goods, and will
again engage in business in that camp.
Judge Liddell closed the term of dis
trict court at Miles City this week and
returned to Bozeman, where he will hold
his next term of court.
Col. Geo O. Eaton, one of the success
full republican candidates from this DIS
trict to the constitutional convention, was
In the city Wednesday.
J. C. Stevenson and wife of Blooming
ton, H., were among the arrivals at the
Albemarle Sunday They were en- route
to Yellowstone Park.
Assessor I. P. Mcdonald came up
from Red Lodge Saturday and went over
to Bozeman, returning the first of the
week. He is now busily engaged upon
his assessment work.
Miss \. Belle Martin has gone east on
account of poor health. We hope her trip
will bring speedy recovery, and that we
will soon see her smiIng face in Living
>ion again.
Miss Lura J. Martin has returned from
Branerd where she has been on a visit
with her cousin, Mrs II. H. Baker. She
says her visit was very pleasant one and
that the Bralnard folks are unusually en-
tertalning.
J. P. Rhodes of Castle was in the city
Monday. He reports rich strike OF
san1 carbonates in the Yellowstone mine,
Just before his departure from the camp,
which it is believed will make it the most
valuable property in the Castle district.
He also states that the Hensley Bros. are
rapidly getting their smelter in readiness
and will shortly have it in operation.
J.E. Swindlehurst and wife returned
Thursday from Wadena, Mlnn., whittier
they went in response to a dispatch an
nouncing the fatal illness of Mr.. Swindle
hurst's mother from blood poisoning. An
effort was made after their arrival to save
Mrs. Swindlehurst's life by amputation
of the affected arm, but it proved unsuc
ccssful, her death following shortly after
the operation, on Friday Of last week.
C.J. Westfall and W. j. Maborn of
Sprngdale, and NJ. J. Fell and j. NJ.
Dodge of Big Timber, were in the city
during the week arranging for making
final proof upon their ranch claims. They
are all representative men, and as they
take lively interest in the affairs Of the
county and the political questions Of the
day, will keep themselves posted by read
ing the ENTERPRISE the coming year.
Hon. Roswell p. Flower, congressman
from New York state, accompa-
MED by his family and a party of friends,
arrived from the west in special Car
Tuesday and went up the Park branch
for an extended trip through Wonder
land. The party have made tour Of a
number of southern states and also visit
ed the Pacific coast. They returned last
evening and continued their journey east
ward
Thomas T. FARTHER of Big Timber was
in the city Monday. He has just proved
up on desert claim, and deposited with
the land office the money to defray ex-
penses, but patent will not issue, pending
decision of the secretary # the interior
a. the claim is upon an odd numbered
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