The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-05-04
In VIRGINIA TOWN
BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL IN
Doings of Virgiuians and MadisOnfaMs
Social and Personal GOssip-The
eve Days.

VIM. Norris returned from a business
trip to Dillon Wednesday.
Alex Mckay will begin operations on
his Bivens gulch placers shortly.
Geo. Shufeldt and Dr.. Nelson, of the
Kennel mine. are at the Madison house.
The Milton Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. MeNulty Saturday after
O
The Parmeter mill which is located
above Sheridan will begin crushing ore
about may Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Rank will leave
for an extended trip through eastern
states in a few days-probably Sunday
morning.
The annual horse show occurs at
Twin Bridges to-day (Friday.) The
Twin Bridges cornet band will be in
attendance.
The new hall at Ennis will be opened
to the public this evening by a grand
ball, which will undoubtedly be large
ly attended.
George Gohn returned on Wednes-
day from Dillen, where he went the
first Of the week to superintend the
shipment of q car load of hides.
The crescent saloon has been re open
ed by J. H. Vanderbeck. The place
has been thoroughly renovated and
transformed into a very neat resort.
The Virginia City Base Ball Club
will play Adobetown Sunday. The
game will take place on the Adobe
town grounds. No extra charge for re-
serve seats.
Epworth league, Methodist Episco-
pal church, meets at 10 a. m: Sunday
school at II a. m: services at 7:30 p. m,
subject: "Prophecy and the Spread of
Christianity"
J. B. Furley of Dillon, representing
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, spent several days in
Virginia this week. He returned to
Dillon Tuesday.
Twin Bridges will vote on the pro-
position of bonding it's school distl let
for $4,000 with which to erect a new
school house. The election will take
place next Friday.
VIM. Adshead, of Highland, Al
Gloyd and I. Poitras Of Laurin, Rich
ard Caswell of Central Ruby, Will Gil
mer and w. H. Smith of Ennis were in
the city yesterday.
Andrew Anderson and John Oleson
came up from Sheridan this afternoon
bringing with them a gold retort of 100
ounces, the result of a 20 ton run Of ore
from the Julian mine.
Will Neurenberger rode to Fuller
Strings Saturday morning on his wheel
in three hours. His cyclometer regis
tered the distance at Is miles. He
went via McGovern hill.
Geo. Henderson, the mine operator,
has returned from Oakland, where he
spent the winter and expects to do ex-
tensive work on his Summit properties
during the coming season.
81 have written the letter: who will
take it?'
81 will take it,"
"Who are you::"
"Hawkshaw, the detective."
VIM. Means and E. Cronberg, ad-
vance agents of the Sheridan Dramat-
ic Company, were in town Wednesday
arranging for the appearance of their
company in Virginia City for Friday
evening.
George Thexton of Ennis was in
town Friday to witness the Odd Fell
lows celebration, Mr.. Thexton is a
member of the Manchester Unity, from
which order the Odd Fellows in Amer
lea sprang.
st. Paul's Episcopal's church, Sunday
May 5. Service with Holy Communion
and sermon at II a. m, Sunday school
and Bible class at 3 p. m. Evensong
with sermon at 1880 o'clock. Rev. d
Holmes, Rector.
The Ticket-of-Leave Man Company,
which includes F. w. Mcfarland, w.