The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-05

New York: T. J. Conger, Dillon: G. T.
Young, Pony: ]. NJ. Sigfried. Barton
Gulch: Chas Johnson. Bivins Gulch:
Miss Cristy Leslie, Helena:J ]. w. Will
liams. Silver City. Idaho: Chas. Bas-
Ter. Granite: Dr.. Taber. Davenport. Ia
F. A. Macarthur: Butte: ]. A. kark-
ling, Dillon: T. Allen, Hungry Red
Rock: Z. f. WEIGH. Chicago: ). \.
Leeth, Pony: Pony; w. McC. White,
Bhite: Mrs. J. H. Johnson. Richmond
Flat: p. J. EcCleary. Norris.
Miss D. L. Herndon is in Sheridan.
James Gordon Of Meadow Creek is in
town.
o. D. French is visiting his sons in
Butte this week.
Born.-At Junction. Sept. 80. to the
wife of Ed Egehill. a son.
Jake Feasel Of Sheridan came up to
see his Virginia friends yesterday.
Charles Reese will leave for the Up
per Ruby to-day for a few days outing.
Mrs. Col. J. H. Johnson of Richmond
Flat is visiting friends in Virginia
to-day.
Ira French and Miss May Gohn at
tended the club dance at Letter vile
Saturday evening.
J. H. Churchill and Charles Hill of
the Letter mine. were in town Monday,
en-route to their placer mine on Ruby
Creek, about 20 miles above Ennis.
Mrs. E. L. Smith expects to spend
the next two weeks in Twin Bridges.
Her Twin Bridges manager, A. A.
Estlin, will be away about that time in
search of health.
A dance will be given at Armory
hall this evening by the members of
the Lotus Club Of last season. A move
ment is on foot looking to the reorgan-
ization of the club.
Judge Everton J.. Conger, county
attorney for Beaverhead county, came
over from Dillon Monday to represent
the defendants in the Chinese litiga-
tion. The judge was formerly a res
ident of Virginia.
H. S. Gilbert returned Tuesday from
a few days outing at his ranch proper
ty on Meadow Creek. The Sunnyside
lode owned by Mr.. Gilbert and E. E.
Gleason is looking we'll, a new body of
ore having been encountered recently.
J. w. Enos, the Tacoma banker who
is interested in the Eagle Hill Com
pany, after spending a few days in this
section left for Tacoma on Sunday
mornings coach. Mr.. Enos has just
returned from New York City where
he went to see the yacht race.
Maj. Henry Filing arrived home
Wednesday from a trip to the Big
Lumber country where he has been
looking after his interests. The Major
states that Madison's taxes are at bed
rock when compared to the county of
Sweetgrass, which is between 20 and
- mills.
"Circus'' Mckenzie of l4aurin was
in town Friday telling his troubles to
everybody except the policeman. A
dog with a tin can attachment caused
one of his best teams to run away the
other day, and he was about as mad as
MOusseau was when Gene ValencOur
sold him a home made bicycle for 1925.
designations and subsequent changes
have made Lew. l.. Galloway, Sir
knight Commander, and ]. S. Dewitt
sergeant of Fairweather Tent Of the
Maccabees. At last evenings review
three candidates were initiated and
quite a number of applications
read. The new lodge promises t. boom.
Mrs. Henry Hoist, of Bivins gulch,
and granddaughter, Minna Mallon of
Wallace, Idaho, ere passengers on
the Dillon coach tuesday morning en-
route to Wallace. where Mrs. Hoist
will spend a few weeks with her rela-
tives. The little one has been visiting
her grandparents during the past sum-
mer.
The Masonic delegates to the grand
lodge will leave for Helena in a few
days. 1t is certainly a representative
delegation, comprising w. A. Clark, j.
M. Knight and Ed Hart Of Montana,
VIM. J. Foreman, Lew. L. Galloway
and Robert Vickers of Virginia lodge.