The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-28
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FROM TWIN
Genera Happenings of MinOrl I'm port
ance-PersOnai Mention.

TWIN BRIDGES, Sept. 25.-[Special
Correspondence. County Commission
er Geo. COpp, of Sheridan was in town
recently.
Albert Motel was a northbound
passenger on Mondays stage. We
don't know whether he was hunting
Pearls or not.
Among those who have passed this
way recently We noticed ). O. Shaw,
Of Butte; Charles Warner, of Bozeman;
W. B. Durgin and w. H. Beal, of Pony;
Jos. Smith, Barcley Jones, VIM. Morris,
Fred Walker, and J. S. Allen and wife
of Virginia City: f. Z. Nichols, of
Dillon: c.. X. Morrison, of Sheridan,
J. w. Passmore, of Anaconda.
Manager Moore OF the Gaffney Mer-
camille Co., WHITEHALL, was a guest in
town Tuesday night.
Sheriff Jos. Haines stopped over
night Tuesday on his return trip from
Butte. He had as a travelling COM
paniOn Morgan Jones who murdered
Joseph Huneault at Camp Greek last
week.
Word reached town Wednesday that
death had claimed one of Jack Martins
boys. Particulars of the sad avent are
not at hand.
Joe Bird, OF the upper Big Hole has
been quite sick of late.
Some malady has anchored itself
upon several Of u citizens and they
are quite sick. Amoung them are
J. r. Comfort, Mrs. d. A. Pease; Mrs
Smith of Hamilton. o., mother of Mrs.
Pease; and MI. and Mrs. G.. s. Wheat;
zone are seriously sick but are or have
been confined to beds.
The families of C. P. Newell and
F. A. Taylor are domiciled in the old
school house while their new residen-
ces on Madison St. are being plastered.
Arthur Thomas of Sheridan, is doing
the work and is assisted by his cousin
Jesse.
Miss Emolyn Bollinger was a
Sheridan-bound passenger recently.
She was returning from her terms
teaching at Monida.
Miss. Edith Hunter has returned to
the Magdalen district to resume school
work. The average brain in that
high altitude gets SO hot when learning
to school" that a mounth's vacation
is necessary.
II. al OrIOn, Uuc uan VIM o"odIo
BY the Kimball Pianoes is in town and
reports sales good.
The K. O. T. M. Keep out the
monkeys"h or what is more commonly
called the Maccabees is doing finely
and additions are made weekly to the
enrolment. The lodge is now comfort
ably'domiciled in Templar hall.
{ Rev. John Oliver, of Ennis, has been
visiting old acquaintance here for
several days. He preached an excel
lent sermon from Rev. S. A. divers
pulpit Sunday evening. John is all
over a Methodist preacher.
Miss Nellie Page gave a small party
at the homo ranch Tudsday evening
in honor of Misses Fannie and May
P%oindexter of Dillon and Miss Wylie,
a friend from the east. The company
consisted of the above named ladies
and Messers. Dwight Bushnell, Mor:"
Miller and Gardner Pease.
Mrs. Pritchet and daughters are
now visiting Mrs. Pritchett's mother
at Menan, Idaho. They will be away
several weeks.
The average Twin Brigham recalls
the fact that this is the last week il
September, the one fornely chosen fol
the fair, every previous year, it ha'
stormed and the ''prOphets' said
the dates before the e%quinoctia
storm and you will have fine weather.
Their councils prevailed and the Fail
was put during the first week. 1t rain
ed then; it showed the third week bu
the fourth is as pleasant as the greetin;
smile OF a lover.
The Normal is running in line shape
and has tho largest attendance at it
opening it ever had. is
Tho ClO3tan gryanr party came hom
Er.day Snow was found in abund
-.'..a c'yui aud it i a wonde
j s..t 81. tl.n did not freeze. Thre
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