The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-30
in VIRGINIA TOWN
BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL IN
~TELLIGENCE,
DOings of Virginjans and NJ adisOnians
-SOcia and Personal GOssip-The
seven Days
~GeneValancOur is in Butte.

G0QG aldnCOur is In Butte.
Subject at M. E. church. Sunday |
night, is ETERNITY" /
The MAD1SONIAN desires cOrrespon-
dents at Rochester and Silver Bow.
DR.. Bradley left for Ennis yesterday,
where he expects to spend several days.
Miss Flora Duncan of Sheridan is a
guest at the home of District Clerk
Thomas Duncan.
D. r. Beck is in Idaho looking after
the interests of the Bankers Life In
suaance Company.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Morris returned from an official tour
of his district Wednesday.
w. J. Callahan, a prominent rancher
who operates near Twin Bridges, was
at the county seat Monday.
The definition, objects and usual re-
suits of a ''hen party is given in our
Fuller Springs letter in readable style.
A game of base ball is on the tapis
lOI AOAo ouANNoy OOVWOOh WV pIChCu
mines. Arrangements are not yet per-
fected.
Jim Sommers fell so hard in front of
the MADISONIAN office Monday as to
almost necessitate the appointment of
another county official.
John J. Turner of Adobetown was
the first to avail himself of the MADI-
sONIAN's offer TO wood haulers. See
notice in another column.
All ladies who have been attending
the Lotus club dances are requested to
meet at the residence of Mrs. Cheely
Monday evening at I o'clock.
The infant son of Ras Rochester died
at Laurin, Monday of pneumonia. Mr..
and Mrs. Rochester have the sympathy
of a host of friends in their sad bereav-
ment.
St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday,
March 81. Service with holy
ion and sermon at II a. m. Sunday
school and Bible class at 3 p. m. Even
song and sermon at 7:3O o'clock.
DO you need any stationery or job
printing? We are finely equipped and
our prices are lower thar we're the
spirits of Ii Hung Chang when his
peacock feather was taken away from
him.
One of the nuisances which will not
be kicked about will be the smoke
from the mill at the head of Wallace
street. The thunder of the stamps will
be merry music to the ears of our citi-
Zens.
Don't get the impression that the
MAD1sONIAN is going into the wood
business. We burn between IS and 20
cords of wood every year, that's all.
See our offer to wood haulers in anoth-
other column.
The majority of the dancing people
of Virginia will attend the Efe Mathis
benefit ball at Sheridan, Saturday
evening. 1t promises to be one of the
biggest affairs of it's kind ever given in
Madison county.
Assessor Foreman began the work of
assessment this week. He would have
commenced earlier, but has been con-
siderably delayed by the tardy arrival
of necessary supplies. He will begin
operations on the Beaverhead.
The board of county commissers will
meet Monday in special session to con-
slider bids for the care and maintain
ance of the county poor on the recently
purchased poor farm. The advertis-
ment calling for bids appears in anoth-
er column of this paper.
Hon. J. M. Page, who has been APP
pointed as state land agent to succeed
r. o. Hickman, resigned, will make a
most excellent official. Gov. Richards
acted wisely in selecting him. Mr..
Page is an old time Republican and
his profession equips him spendidly
for the position.
Chas. E. Reese has rendered his res
ignation as manager of the Brook
Nook stock rancho, and will engage in
some business for himself. Mr.. Reese
has been with Mr.. Larabee since 1889,
and has always enjoyed the esteem of
his employer. He has his eye on the
proposed town of Gaylord.
William Clancey. whose patent car