The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-04-27
In VIRGINIA TOWN
BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL IN
7~ELLIGENCE.
Doings of Virsiniaus and Madisonians
-S0cial and Personal Gossip-yhe
Unofficial Gossip record of the Past
Seven Bays.

JOnn a. Staudaher OF Blaln ana III SIS
Maggie McGovern of Laurin were
united in marriage at the Catholic
church, Laurin, Sunday, by the Rev.
Father Pauwelyn, and in the presence
Of a large of friends. MI.
%Staudaher is a son Of George Stau-
daher OF Dillon. and is successfully op-
Grating the Lone Tree ranch at Blaine.
The bride is the charming daughter Of
James McGOvern of Laurin. where she
has many friends. MI. and Mrs. Stau-
daher begin life auspiciously and the
MADIsONIAN hopes that their future
will ever be as bright and happy as
their beginning would Indicate. Miss
Katie McGovern, sister of the bride
was bridesmaid, and the groom's
brother. George Staudaher, was best
man.
White bottom onion sets. - cents
per gallon at 0. D. French & Co.'S.
Wilcomb Bros, concluded their deal
with Ras Rochester, Saturday and will
take charge some time next month.
They are young men of known business
ability and will undoubtedly build up a
good trade at Laurin. They expect
shortly to begin the complete 0
ton Of the present building and will
make more room for the large stock of
goods they have on the way.
Henry E. Steffens was on Monday
appointed deputy clerk and recorder
by Barclay Jones, vice Frank Wilcomb
who resigned on account Of poor
health. Mr.. Steffens has been CON
nected with the MADISONIAN office for
the past seven years in various capaci-
ties. and was, when he retired, book
keeper and foreman. His relations
with the present management have
been very pleasant and his resignation
was the occasion of much regret. Mr..
Stetfens is an expert accountant. and in
him Mr.. Jones has a valuable assistant.
His friends, all over Madison county
will be glad to learn of his promotion.
Ed F. Hall of the Revenue, is in the
city, after a flying trip to Butte and
Great Falls.
Superintendent Rice of the Largely
mill has returned from Butte. where
he went to make arrangements looking
to the early resumption of operations.
The eighth annual anniversary ball
OF Company D.. n. G. NJ. will be given
at Armory hall. Monday evening, May
g.. It should be well attended for two
reasons. if nothing more-first. because
the company is q deserving organiza-
ton, and includes on it's muster roll
the am of half a hundred represen-
tative young men: and secondly, be-
the proceeds of the ball go to the
benefit of John Robbins. the unfortu-
nate miner who had both legs broken
at the Pacific mine a short time ago.
Members Of the company will appaer
IN full uniform.
D. Rustler Beck, the interchangeable
representative Of the Bankers Life AS
ISOLATION, is in town circulating among
the Odd Fellows to-day. Mr.. Beck rep
resents an excellent company and is
making an excellent record as an un-
der writer.
Read Beck's marginal advertise
ments. They may keep your family
from want after your death.
The Society of Christian Endeavor
will give a birthday party" at Mason
ic Hall next Friday evening. Re-
freshments will be served through the
medium of a ''blind menu"
Ball and entertainment tickets paw
for themselves by smelling the re-
ceipts. We print 'em.
In its account of the Stockgrowers
convention recently in session at Miles
City the Yellowstone Journal says: T.
J. Farrell of Madison county interject-
&c at this point a suggestion that the
association take some action On the sill
yer question believing that it was prop
er for an association of Montana men
to express themselves clearly on this
topic. The suggestion brought forth
a round OF hearty applause and but for
the session being so far advanced and
other matters pressing, it would un-
deubtedly have been acted upon.
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