The Livingston enterprise., 1892-07-02

Thomas L. Prather, one of the promi
nent woolgrowers of Park county, came
up from his ranch near Big Timber yes
terday.
Major F. d. Pease came up from his
ranch on the Saltwater Sunday and
spent the past week looking after inter
ests in this city
Harry McCue returned Thursday from
an extended trip to the east and will
again resume his position with the
Northern Pacific.
Hon. Paul Mccormick of Yellowstone
county was in the city Saturday attend
ing to business in connection with his
freight contracts at Fort Yellowstone
Major AL. Nichols of Hunters Hot
Springs was in the city Monday on his
return from the Park where he is super
intending contract for freight trnspor-
tation.
L. j. Laughlin, who has been en-
ployed in the dry goods store of Lee
Eisenburg, has accepted position at
Butte for which city be departed the
past week.
Dr. w. L. Shawk returned Tuesday
from two weeks sojourn at Red Lodge.
where he attended to the practice of the
company's physician during that ofiic-
ial's absence.
j. H. Conrad, president of the Park
Coal and Coke company, was in this CITY
Thursday on his return from trip to
Horr, whittier he went to look after the
company's interests.
Miss Nora, daughter Of Policeman j.
Skiflin, arrived in this city the past
week from Rochester, Minnesota. where
she has been residing with friends dur
ing the past few years.
Sim Roberts of Big Timber was inter
viewing his numerous friend in Livinps
ton the past week. Sim is prominently
mentioned in connection with the office
of sheriff on the democratic ticket.
Mrs. J. H. Harvat and sister, Miss
Mary Haberstroh went up to Mammoth
Hot Springs Thursday. Miss Haber-
stroh will make tour of the Park and
upon her return will go to her home in
Iowa.
Warren Toole, of the law firm of
Wade, Toole Il Wallace, Helena, was in
attendance in the district court Tues
day as attorney for the defense in the
case OF Harry Gassert vs.. NJ. NJ. Black
ct al.
I. L. Thomas of Clyde Park was in
the city Tuesday. Mr.. Thomas is among
recent arrivals in Park county and has
secured ranch near Clyde Park where
he will engage in ranching and stock.
growing.
A. w. Chadbourne of Cinnabar has
been in attendance in the district court
the past week as defendant in the dam
age suit brought by Estela H. Provne
for injuries received while being con,
veyed through the Park last season by
one of Mr.. Chadbourne's teams.
Samuel Schott will depart next Tues
day for months visit at his former
home in Saginaw, Michigan, to see his
son Arthur. He will also place monu
ment over the grave of his wife, whose
were last year inferred in the
family burial ground at that place.
David Boerum, who has been in the
employ of the company operating the
stamp mill in Crevice gulch, arrived
from that district Tuesday evening. He
reports the twenty stamp mill of the
company in successful operation, the
output from which is highly satisfactory.
Sheriff Houston of Missoula arrived
in the city Saturday, accompanied by
his son, on the way to Hunters Hot
Springs. Owing to the absence of the
ferry at Springdale Sheriff Houston
stopped over in this city to await the de-
parture of the stage now run to that re
sort
5. M. johnson of Castle arrived in this
city Saturday, remaining until Tuesday.
lie states that notwithstanding the fail
ure to secure railroad facilities activity
still exists among mine owners and the
usual amount of development and repre-
sentation work is being done with good
results.
Miss Cora Marshall was in the CITY
Tuesday, guest Of County Superinten-
dent Eva NJ. Hunter. Miss Marshal
has been reelected teacher in the Red
Lodge schools for the ensuing year
which evidences the appreciation Of her
services as an instructress by the school
board of that town.
Mrs. c. L. McCutcheon of Helena
was in the city the first of the week on
her way to Mammoth Hot Springs
where she will take up her residence for