The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-24
CITY AND COUNTY
BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL IN
TELLlGENCE,
Social and Personal Gossip-The
Unonic cial Gossip Record of the Past
seven Days.

Z. D. Foster of Fish Creek is in town.
F.. S. Metzel, of Pnller Springs, was
in town Thursday.
Alex Mckay come in from his Biv-
ems gulch mines Tuesday.
George Leinenwebber left for Butte
on his wheel Thursday morning.
WANTED-An elderly woman to do
housework. Address, 'Groen", Ennis,
Mont.
Christian Nelson and his son, Mat
thew, returned from trip to Butte,
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Ref and daughter
Ella, spent the season Of the encamp-
ment with Bozeman friends.
Martin Mclean and family and Mis- 5
Fannie McGreogory returned from
their Bozeman trip Saturday.
T. J. Farrell returned to Virginia
last night after prOtracted stay in
eastern horse markets and Billings.
A long felt want is shortly to be
supplied. Prof. Frederick Allen ex-
poets to open bicycle school in a
few days.
Miss Georgia Heinzeman is the
latest lady cyclist. Her wheel arrived
Wednesday and has since seen very
active service.
The lesses of the Bamboo Chief,
Messers. Mountioy and Smith, are
making 80 ton shipment of ore to
Butte smelters.
F. B. jackson and family left for the
Park Wednesday morning. From the
Park they expect to 60 to Iowa, via the
prairie schooner route.
w. A. Smith of the Smith Piano Co.
Butte, is in the city. Mr.. Smith is q
veteran in his business and visits Vir.
ginia about once year.
j. S. Dewitt wore the star of the
chief OF police and looked after the
peace and welfare of the town during
Eugene Starks absence.
T. j. Lowman partook OF piscatorial
pleasure Sunday and has since been in
dulging in tales which would make the
shades of Annias Jealous.
tom Hinos. junior member of the
we'll known Whitehall firm of Hinds
& Co. come up to Virginia last night
to take look at the town concerning
which he has heard so much.
T. A. Largey. the veteran mining
man and capitalist, was in Virginia s
few days this week, looking after his in
terests. On his way over from Butte
Mr.. Largey stopped at Silver Star
where his company is operating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Filing and Mrs
Cheely returned from Pony Thursday
evening. where they spent several days
at the home of w. w. Morris. Major
Filing reports the mining outlook o.
Pony as being particularly bright.
! Eph Mathis, who was injured by g
premature blast in the Letter mine
last winter. returned from Philadelphia
Monday, where he went about five
months ago for treatment. His sight i.
totally gone, but he is in good health
and cheerful.
b. F. Yerkes has many friends il
Billings who will be interested in know
ing that he is still on earth, tho no
very fat. Frank went east on the NJ
Friday, bound for Fargo, where ne will
visit his uncle and rest up for spell
Yellowstone Valley Recorder.
Will Deimling and George Lowmal
began stringing wire on the Sher
-dan-Virginia City Telephone linz
Tuesday afternoon. They expect t.
have this part of the work completed
tomorrow. They will then wire tn
city, and with the placing of the boxe
the line will be completed.
Martin Mclean, who is quite a lin
guist when it comes to spouting classi
cal Chinese, says it just made his hear
sick to hear the language OF tn
Flowery Kingdom murdered by the a.
legged funny men of the Little Tycoo
, Company, the rendition Of which oper