The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-19
CITY AND COUNTY
DEATH OF MRS. JULIUS j.
KOHLS.
The Funeral Occurred This Afternoon
improvement At the Court House
other Matters Of Local Interest-
Personal

John Vincent Hughes came in from
Ennis to-day.
Archie Hyndman came up from
Sheridan Thursday.
r. H. Herold was up from Sheridan
this week on land business.
Geo. Burns and O. B. Varney were
in from the Madison Tuesday.
Sam Ogden, with his whiskers, re-
turned from trip to Sheridan Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Rudolph Birch and family, of
Butte, visited old acquaintances in
Virginia this week.
Miss Georgia Heinzeman left for
Pony this week, where she sxpects to
reside permanently.
Will A. Clark visited Missoula after
attending the Masonic Grand Lodge
at Helena last week.
Tom Vincent of Meadow Creek lost
his entire crop Of hay by fire last Fri
day afternoon. About 200 tons were
| consumed.
Attorney Julian A. knight returned
FROM Pony Monday, where he had been
called on legal matter, which he won
for his client.
A better understanding for uptown
pedestrians, in the way of new side
walk, is being constructed around the
court house this week.
Regular morning and evening SER
vices will be held in Christian church
tomorrow. Young people meeting at
$50 p. m. Evening service at 1880 p. NJ.
Sam Callahan of the Upper Ruby
was in town Tuesday. Mr.. Callahan
enjoys the distinction of being the last
man to sell cattle to the Lord of Three
Forks.
Richard Bergman, who has been
employed at the Easton mine for the
past six months, left for st. Louis Mon
tana, yesterday, and will reside there
permanently.
Charles Reece put in two days of
this week to good advantage at Blaine
Spring. He brought back a number
of speckled beauties as trophies of his
sportsmanship.
Count Thomasino de Thext on of
Thextondale Sundayed in the county
seat. The count was in to confer with
Lord Wrigley in regard to that individ-
uals plans relative to Hemstead Park.
DR.. Schefstad, expects to 60 to Sheri-
dan, Sunday, October 9th, to remain
a few days. Those in need of dental
work are requested to call on him. He
will have his Office at the Ruby Hotel.
The Grand Lodge, Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, are in session in
Butte this week. The attendance is
quite large and representative. VIM.
Morris of this city represents Virginia
Lodge.
Dr. Charles Pankey, brother of
! Henry and Phil Pankey OF this city,sis
expected to arrive from Cripple Creek,
Colorado, in few days, and will open
dental Office in the MADIsONIAN
building.
One of the events of next week will
be the ball at ArmOry hall Friday
evening. 1t is given in honor of the
visiting educators and should be large
ly attended. Prof BOvee's orchestra
will furnish the music
Taxes are now due and payable. In
another column of this paper will be
found county Treasurer Albright's Of
fetal notice to the taxpayers to this
effect. After the second Of Decem ber
taxes will become delinquent.
The Odd Fellows made fine show
ing in their turnout at the funeral of
the late Herman Lange last Friday.
Many out-of-town members were in to
attend the funeral. The services were
conducted by acting noble grand VIM.
Morris.
The infant son of. z. Glen of Sheri.
dan died last Saturday and was buried
Monday at the Lauriu cemetery, whore
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