The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-08-08
Telephone No. ,.
So BRIEF 5.

Helena. has been spending a week with
Mrs. O. Z. Wright. She, with her
three children. left on Wednesdays
coach for Twin Bridges.
Miss Flora Duncan has spent the past
week camping in the mountains, some
two miles above L~eiterviile, being the
oueSt Of Mrs. J. r. Hedley.
Mrs. Chas. Hill and children. Of Lei
terviile, have removed 10 their new
home ia the valley, while Mr.. Hill is
still employed at the mining camp
where he has peer for several years.
Mr.. Frank Bowman made atrip to
Dillon la ST week, and returned. and is
spending this week in that city in the
i~uterest Of the Dillon Tribune.
Rev. Smith and Mr.. Day went fishing
one day last week and caught a goodly
uulnber Of the tiny tribe in Mill creek
u lew miles below Sheridan.
Miss Nettie IiOssitcr and her cousin.
Miss Alice WIGHT, of Mass, went to
Virginia City last week to visit rela-
tive. aud friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Rightenour, of
Boulder, are spending q few days with
their mother, Mrs. Mary Rightenour,
of this place.
Miss Minnie Sipprel, who has spent
the past two years in the southern part
Of California. for her health, returned
10 her home last week for d protracted
visit with her family and friends. Miss
Minnie was q bright correspondent for
the MADISONIAN for Editor kiser, at
one time, and has also been an occa-
~ional contributor of the Twin Bridges
Monitor, and the Rockies magazine.
Her many friends welcome her return
nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Coruforth went to
Rochester last week Thursday, and re-
fnrned on Friday, visiting their daugh-
trrMrs. J.. +. Dickey.
President Martin, of Deer Lodge
college, was in town the first Of the
week ia the interest of the school he
fepresents. AS there was no public an
uouncement of his coming, people fail
ed to hear him, as @ speaker.
Mr.. Fl. q. Rossitcr made a trip to
summit on Sunday.
James Dudley has returned from his
Trip to Utah and is employed as black
smith at the M. G. NJ. & M. Co.'S mine
%. Wisconsin creek.
Mr.. f.. l., Dickinson is home from
Dillon and is helping with the carpen-
trr work on the Episcopal church,
which is being rapidly pushed to com
1~letion. Rev. Hooker being one of the
workers as well as the pastor OF the
church, he will hold service here next
sunday morning and evening.
Mra Andrew Linfors, with her
laughter, niece and ncphews, vent to
billion m Saturday to visit friends and
% let the children attend the circus.
Whortle berries are reported very
plentiful up Mill creek. and a number
II parties have been in search of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. TreriSe, of Leiteryille,
we're in town last week Thursday.
4. NJ, Fitch spent the first of the
week in the mountains at camp Hedley
~ Wisconsin creek.
The sweet strains Of music that the
~-vllver Cornet band send floating out on
-le evening air, is duly appreciated by
he rural inhabitants OF the town.
Earnest Falkner is working at the
Montana mines on Wisconsin creek.
Mir. and Mrs. Asa Cornforth went to
twin Bridges On Wednesday to visit at
NIr. Wilhart's.
Rev. Oliver, of Twin Bridges, was a
nest In town on Thursday. He and
4sev Smith exchange pulpits on Sunday
;'rcachiug here in the evening and pos
~ltl. morning also.
lIaI. Smiths sermon last Sunda AZ
sseaing was a most earnest and excel.
ienl ne. His text was taken from the
Hsst halt Of the third verse OF the 21st
chapter of John, from which he drew
iessons OF the Christian life; represent
ing the whole hearted, the halt hearted
and the wavering soul in its zeal 70
the wcck OF the Master. It was listen
<a to by an alternative and appreciativ
4.Aadisaoe, which nearly filled tn
<1urA
Mr.. md Mrs, ". +. Cummins, {
deAena> will spomisa lew days in tow