The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-10
CITY AND COUNTY
BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL IN
~TELLlGENCE.
Social and Personal Gossjp-1h he
Gnofficiai Gossip Record of the Past
seven Days.


A girl baby come to grace the home
Of James Mitchell last night.
Miss Mary Moran of Butte, was visit
ing friends in the city Thursday.
Al Anderson Of Concord coach fame.
came over from Dillon this week.
Born-At Adobetown, August 3. to
the wife Of j. p. Jones, a daughter.
Born-At Ennis, August I. t o the
wife OF {. w. Chowring, a daughter.
The Kings Daughters will give a
lawn fete on Mr.. Gilbert.s lawn on the
evening Of August Goth.
Mrs. A. A. Estlin of Twin Bridges
and Mrs. Korn'of Missouri were visit
ing Virginia friends this week.
John Donegan has sold John f. Dali
ay of Silver Star the standard bred
gelding, Clontay, full brother to Frank
Quirk, 2:18{.
Jesse Hall and his cousin. Miss Edna
Thomas, will leave for Bpzeman Mon
day, where they will join the Harring-
ton geyser party.
The Easton mill closed down for a
few days this week on account of some
minor breakage. 1t resumed opera
tiOns Wednesday.
Misses May Gohn and Jeanette Davis
left yesterday morning for HALEY,
Idaho, where they will be the guests Of
Miss Mamie Davis for the lex month.
General Manager Durham of the
Revenue mine is in Denver, where he
will probably purchase a diamond drill
for work in the Richmond Flat Sec
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Mccoy of San
Antonio, Texas, were in the city this
week. Mr.. Mccoy is a capitalist and
is looking for investments in gold
mines.
Mrs. Lew L. Galloway will leave for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bodgea, of White Sulpher Springs, in
a few days. She will be absent about
a month.
T. +. Pollard left for Anaconda Tues
day morning to meet his sister, Mrs. f.
Cassidy Of Omaha, and accompanied by
her, will probably arrive in Virginia
this evening.
Miss Edna Thomas has returned to
Virginia, after a weeks visit with the
Misses Page of Twin Bridges. She
will leave for a tour through the park
in a few days.
O. +. Parmeter was up from Sher-
idan yesterday. He informed Il Madi-
sonian man that his mill was running
regularly and treating ore ina salts
factory manner
DR.. r. L. Bradley is at the Madison
house where his patients can make en-
gagements with him. He will leave
for Sheridan Sunday morning, This
will be the doctors last trip t o Sheri-
dan this season.
A correspondent from the Upper
Ruby writes: During the present
warm weather, grain which promised
a few weeks ago to be a failure, has
improved wonderfully, and the
crop will be nearly equal to that of
last year"
John Allen returned from Salt Lake
Saturday evening, where he has been
for'the past three weeks for his health's
sake. He returns home invigorated
and ~rejuvenated, and with Tom Duncan
and A. J. Bennett has resumed his 10
mile before breakfast walks.
Charles Mckee and others have
about completed their new six stamp
mill, which is located on Indian Creek.
miles above Sheridan. They expect
to start up in about two weeks, and in
addition to the ore of their own prop.
erty will probably treat rock taken
from the Banner Lode.
Since Messrs Stevenson and Smiths
successful tight rope exhibition in this
city, all the small boys in town have
to emulate their example. One
day last week, little Willie Haines, the |
year old son of Sheriff Haines,
fell while practicing, sustaining a
fracture of his right arm.
The round trip fare from Dillon to
Boston on account of the Knights
ar oonaloro su;l bo eel % T;ol=. |