The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-07-04

vocalist and entertainer. who will be
accompanied by full orchestra. Mr.
Mckeen invites the public to share hi:
good things.
Rev. Wiley Mountjoy has accepted
an invitation to deliver the Grafton at
Whitehall tomorrow. Mr.. Mountjoy
is forceful. eloquent speaker, and
there is vein of humOr running
through his utt erances that is highly
pleasing. The people of Whitehall can
depend upon one thing-their orator
will be worth listening to. Mr.. Mount
JOY left for Whitehall yesterday.
w. B. Millard and w. A. Clark will
leave this morning on hunting expedi-
tion. While it's bear they're after, it
has been suggested that it is barely
possible they will get one-not if they
see the bear first. They took with
them an outfit which even the sight of
would make glad the heart OF youth
full reader of Beadle's romances, and ex-
pect to remain away several days.
E. F. Henley, of Bozeman, has Just
completed a hot air heating pain. at
Major Filings residence. which is a
thing of comfort and a JOY forever.
1t is model plant, complete in every
detail. Mr.. Henley also built the
plant for the Orphans home at Twin
Bridges. which has worked very salts
factorily. He proposes to make prop
osition to the county commissioners
and the school trustees to put in plants
for heating the court house and the
school house.
Il. A. Vickers, recently appointed
postmaster, took charge of the Office
Wednesday. The Office has been re-
moved to the Farrell building, imme-
diately opposite the old postoffice build
ing, on Wallace street. The new office
has been put in presentable shape and
is much more commodious than the
old Office. Among other improve
ments Mr.. Vickers proposes to
put in number OF easy chairs
in which the patrons of the postoface
may recline while waiting for the dis
tribution of the mail.
The Odd Fellows will hold quiet,
but what promises to be very enjoy
able semi-public installation at their
hall this evening, when the, following
officers will be installed: N. c., j.. H.
Vanderbeck; V. G., Fred Bottcher; r.
S., S. G. Gainan; P. S., Perry Longfel-
low: Treas. Z. F. johnson: r. S. N. G.,
G. E. Reese; L. S. N. G. Chas. Kam-
merer; Warden, ]. B. How; Con. G. H.
B"ford; r. S. S., Jas. Garrison; l.. S. S.
G. Moritz; l. G. NJ, w. J. Finney; o.
G., Frank F'outs,; r. S. V. G., Adam
L. S. V. G., F. j. Emerson.
The wives, sweethearts and children of
the Odd Fellows will be present. Aft
or the installation an informal good
time will be had, of which the banquet
Is not the least feature.
Jake Albright has invested in a cash
register of the latest and most improved
pattern, and 30 novel is the machine
hat we have been seriously contemplat-
ng going down to Jake's and paying
'ur bill-just to see it work. Intricate,
With the accent ON the bulls-eye syla-
ole, expresses it mildly. You press q !
outton of certain denomination, turn
frank, and the machine does the rest,
which comprises the opening of the
ash drawer, the dropping of slip on
which is printed the date, number of
purchase slip, amount of your purchase
.nd Mr.. A(bright's business card, the
machine 1t the same time making a
imila.' record on the department of
he interior. Besides this special print
n, device the machine possesses all |
he advantages of the ordinary cash
egister. Il is beautiful and delicate
'iece Of machinery.
Mike O'Donnell and - Robinson
ill endeavor to maintain the reputa-
ip'' of the husky boys OF the F.aston in
hc double drilling contes: tomorrow.
hey arrived in town late this evening
resA as new blown daisies. In the
o"ridOrS of the Madison house last
vening there was some dark horse
ak TO the effect that Mr.. B. Nye
Eugene Valencour and Evan Baton
'onld pound steel for the glory of the
aston and for lucre for themselves in