The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-04-18
Telephone No. 3.
SHERIDAN Briefs.

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of some of our people, as it called Mr..
e. Reed a Bird" Mr.. Dickey "Driky''
Mrs. Price 'Perril' and comrade
Gould "Goulu."
Wire netting for chicken fences-all
sizes at Henry Filing & Co.'S store,
Sheridan. Montana.
Mrs. o. +. Wright and son returned
from Helena last week
Rowland I,ightenour, The genial trav-
cling merchant. has spent several days
in town. showing and selling goods.
Lewis Harrison, son of John Harri-
son, d former resident of this county
but now Of eastern Oregon, passed
through here on his way to his BROTH
ers, on the upper Ruby. He expressed
surprise at the many substantial build
ings and improvements made in Sheri-
dan during his absence Of five years.
j. r. Hediey returned from Butte on
the 10th inst. somewhat improved in
health.
Rev. Hooker came over from Dillon
last Saturday. and Sunday held serv-
ices morning and evening in the /. O.
q. T. Hall: good congregations being
in attendance. He staid over until
Tuesday.
Among the Breakers" by a good
company. at Sheridan hall this even
ING. for a good cause. Be sure to at
tend.
Mr.. Hooker will come to Sheridan
about the middle of May to spend sever
al weeks, to superintend the building
of an Episcopal church, which will be
of stone, ana situated on a lot nearly
opposite Or. J. H. Miller's residence.
The material is being hauled on the
the ground.
A photograph of the church, as it is
to be, shows a pretty design, and such
q structure will add gretaly to the ap-
pearance of the town.
Mr.. Il. J. Moore, of Dillon, came
over Saturday to look after his extern
sive mining interests near Sheridan. !
Miss Edith Ni"den. of Dillon, is vis-i
ting at the home Of H. NJ. Fitch. Herr
childhood years were spent in Sheri-t
dan and she has many friends here. !
Mr.. William Hall. of Seattle. isl
spending several days with relatives
while enroutc to his placer mines at,
Summit.
Wire netting for chicken fences-all.
sizes. at Henry Filing & COS store
Sheridan. Montana.
Snow fell to the depth of six inches,
on Tuesday. which was welcomed by
the farmers, as the light fall during
the winter had left the ground very
dry and moisture was needed for vege-N
tation.
Wild geese have been flying north
and south as if undecided where to To-
cate at present.
A fire last Monday night on Mill
creek caused considerable excitement
in town. as it was feared omeone's
house was burning. several men start
ed out to render assistance, but found
that it was only brush being burned at
h home OF Leonard Greene, so they
turned their steps homcward:
The mercantile houses of H. d. lsos-
sitter. Filing < Co, and Fox Brothers
are constantly receiving new goods
and have the same handsomely dis
played for the convenience of custom
ers.
Tom Deyarmon's fruit and candA
store is well supplied and well patron
lied. Tom is very popular with tn
children. and children know whel
they are well ~'treated.'
Nichols, the harness maker and re
pairer, is kept busy at his trade.
The livery barns of Shaw and Shafe
Brothers are well %patronized by tn
travelling public, and desirable turr
Out, can be obtained Of them day
might.
Henry Callas has oeen sick, but
now better, being on the street to-da
Mrs. l.. I. Jones has been on the sic
list tits week, in consequence OF whi1
there mas been 40 school.
g., nGng the Breakers" by a gO'
at Sheridan hall this eve
ing, for d good cause. Be sure to
aend.
The school in the Duncan distr5