The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-24
FROM THE BRIDGES
A WEEKS RECORD OF HER
DOINGS.
Lodge of Maccabecs
ing TO Break Up h Whi.key Trust
ness, Pleasure. 1.

Az hJSp-
tender :, that she may continue her
study Of music.
Miss Belle Utley left last SATURDAY.
for Leiteryille to begin another term
Of school, The people up there know
a good teacher when they get one.
This is Miss Utley's third term in the
camp.
Miss Leah Templeton has r~etururl
from a long visit with her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers. al the county
farm near Laurin.
The Summer Norma! closed Wednes-
DAY to enable the teachers TO 20 TO Vir-
glnla for the examination.
Miss Nellie Switzer has been engaged
to teach the Meadow Creek school the
coming winter.
Rev. Chas. Brooks and Mr.. Henry
Utley visited Leiterville and Sheridan
last Saturday.
Martin Lnudwall is in Pony in the
interests of the Monitor.
The Normal Herald is the latest
publication for our burg. 1t is pub
iished in the interest Of the school and
is a very neat little sheet. If YOU
want n address Prof. Birchard.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis. of Lower Wis
consin died last Saturday and was
bnried Monday. A life for a life seems
severe, but the father and the little one
have the sympathy of a host of friends.
The NJ. E. Sunday school has decid-
ed upon Sept. IA as the date for their
annual picnic. Invitations have been
sent to the Home Sunday school and
those at Pageville and Centerville to
join in the pleasures. All others are
welcome. The picnic will be at or
near Linder's grove where it was last
year. ..
A. genuine dime novel without the
novel) escapade was on the boards here
last week. Mrs. VIM. TrOstle has a
boy about six. years old, as an adopted
child. Last week, this young eastern
gentleman concluded he would try
"%roughing It," 50 when others were
busy, he rolled his clothes under his
arm and marched out. His first stop
was at the Orphans Home. about two
miles away. He was received over
night but in the morning was started
home. He did not see fit to continue
on the homeward track SO when he
reached the forks of the road, one-half
mile away. he took Greeley's advice
and went west. No one knew of his
whereabouts. Mr.. Trostle was on the
lookout for him but it was not until
evening that he was found. He had
crossed the Big Hole river and had
gone down the west side of the river
about five miles. and stopped at Mr..
Eldred's sheep camp.
p. j. Brophy, the wholesale grocer
OF Butte. is here to-day CThursday) in
the interest of trade.
Deputy Organizer, !. r. James. of
the Maccabees has been here during
Inc last two weeks organizing a lodge.
Last Monday evening. the organization
was effected and the new order starts
out in fine shape. The officers elected
are: A. A. Esthin, Past Commanders:
{. +. Newell, Commander: T. A. Tay-
Tor, Lieut.. Com. Lynn Comfort. Rec
Ord Keeper: c. w. Birchard, Finance
Keeper; Caleb Eldred, Chaplain; Fred
lsitt, Sergeant; e. A. Harrington.
Master at Arms; Joseph Albert, First
of Guards; Dwight. Bushnell.
Second NJ. of G. Fred Somers, Sentinel:
w. A. Harrington, Picket: DR.. A. w.
McCandless, Med: Examiner. W.
wish the new order success and from
the list of officers, we infer that the
boys mean business.
One of our naturalized sons of Brit
ain concluded recently that the Wits
key Trust had too much 'stuff" on the
and applied himself at once as
reduction works.. The mill was
alled to its utmost capacity and was
running in fine order, when some of
"hay-diggers" thought the bear
lngs needed fabrication. Acting &C.
'ordingly, a large egg was secured and
placed under a hat which adorned the
pilot house of the works. An in
was then extended to the Anti
Trust machine to cross-over to another
Nature had a hand in the
MAR and ct the proper moment q gust