The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-06-20

NiSt Io OIl~j l. oAiS,F AZ itCN hAhA
very often.
Mr.. Leake who has been spending
several days at home, has returned to
GAYLORD, 10 resume work at his trade.
Miss Helen Parmeter came home
from Butte Saturday night, by Ora
hams coach. Mis-, Helen has been
spending some weeks in the Copper
city. with her sister, Mrs. Nesbitt.
Chas. Chaser is buildinga house ofor
Mr.. Ellis w. Thomas, recently married,
and living some seven miles out Of Sher-
idan.
Miss Carrie Raymond returned home
on Monday, having completed q four
years course of study and being grad
uated from ST. Mary's Academy, Fair
bault. Minnesota. Miss Carries many
friends welcome her return home, while
She IS happy in her former surround
ings, thinking home and Montana are
good places in which TO be.
Nj. Sims, Of L~eiterville. some two
years ago, captured q young black tail
deer. found near there, and during this
time has made a great pet Of it. On
Monday he ent it, Gagged to White
hall, By Mr.. Shaw, who shipped it to
Mr.. L. Z. Letter. OF Chicago, where it
will Craze the parks, ana delight the
friends Of its owner; q real Rocky
mountain trophy.
The Sheridan delegates TO the Dem
ocratic county convention, were in
attendance a. the same on Monday.
Mr.. O'Brien and Mr.. Walters were
chosen from this section to represent
this party at the state convention.
MIR. Will Haywood Of the Dillon
Tribune and Reuz Crashing of Dillon
came over from Dillon on their wheels.
Robert Boatman, from the Centen-
NAL valley, was here on Tuesday, 60
ing home via. Of Dillon, but coming
down by the Upper Ruby route.
Prof.Smith aud Rev. Oliver eft Tues
day morning for MeadowCreek to attend
the county Sunday school convention.
Mrs. J. r. Hedley lost, at, or near
the lodge hall, On the evening of the
Presbyterian social, a gold stick-pin,
with a moonstone setting. Anyone
finding the same will confer a great
favor by leaving the same at the post
office.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson have rented
and moved into the Halse cottage, north
of town in the Estes edition. Mr.. Pet
erson is engaged in mining on Nugget
gulch, while Mrs. Peterson (nee Miss
Ada Pine, of Dillon) adds one more to
the list of Sheridan brides.
Mr.. Addi Vincent, of Brandon, is
very low with pneumonia, yet hopes
are entertained of his recovery. The
Masonic fraternity, OF which order he
lisa respected and honored member, is
caring. for him.
Rely Thompson, a long time resi-
dent of this place. is in a critical con-
dition from a complication of diseases,
and it is thought his recovery is doubt
ful. He is being cared for. at the home
of f. D. Marsh. by friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Grace Herndon. assistant super
in.endant of schools. was the guest of
Mrs. Raymond, Wednesday night, on
her return from Iron Rod and vicinity.
Rowland Rightenour and wife are
here il the Interest OF their trade, and
visiting friends, who are always glad
to see them.
Miss Flora DuGcan came home on
Thursday evenings coach with Ora
ham: clad 20 be in the rural districts
once more. where trees, grass and flow
ers take the place Of dust and smoke in
The copper city. Miss Duncan has
given entire satisfaction in her school
work. and is r~e-engaged cor the coming
school year. She brings q new SunOl
wheel, which IS one OF the best high
priced makes on the market.
Miss Mile Coffin superintendent of
schools OF Seaverhead county, and Mrs.
Wallace, came over from Dillon on
TUESDAY 80 visit the sister OF the form
e", Nre. L 7. Jones. and to be present
at the lay OF the corner stone of the
Episcopal church. They returned to
tkeir home ea Thursday, expressing
themselves u, delighted with our pleas
ant village.
} Eka,. Fears, OF Dillon, was in town