The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
THE LOCAL FIELD.

Frank Thomas was a visitor from
Missoula last Saturday.
Sebastian Wagner Of Florence was
up Monday On business.
Rev. T. W. Flowers and wife were
over from Victor yesterday.
Mrs. Zadcck Johnson,has presented
her husband. with a new son.
Mrs. Peter Hugnes was III town
Monday doing some shopping.
Tom Clark expects to go into the
Welcome gulch placers again in day
or two.
Mrs. and Miss Trevai]le from across
the river were shopping in town yes
terday.
Geo. Whitsett is stepping high and
all because there is a new daughter in
his home.
Mrs. Stoddard has gone to Missou-
la to make a visit with her son Erred
and family.
Mrs. A. n. Mittower and son
Harry, were over from the west side
last Saturday.
NJ. G.. Kern Of Corvallis: has con-
signed his wool clip to Justice, Bate
man & Go. of Boston. .....
,Ehe infant child Of Mrs. D. L.
Stuart is all with stomach trouble at
the mckinley ranch.
Attorney O'Hara was down from
Hamilton on Monday looking after
some probate business.
Messrs. Gardiner and Sullivan went
to Victor last night to visit the
Workmen lodge there.
Dick Wells, formerly with the RE
PUBLICAN, has opened up an assay
office at Virginia City.
For bargains keep your eye on the
center counter at the Amos Buck
Mercantile company store.
The services at the NJ. E. church
here next Sunday occur at night.
All other services as usual.
L. Shanks, hide and wool buyer
from Portland, was visiting Stevens
vile during the past week,
County Attorney Myers was in at
tendance at the meeting OF the
board OF equalization this week.
The Amos Buck Mercantile COM
pany are putting a new coat Of tar
on their warehouse at the depot.
Lee johnson and Sam Baldwin,
two Of the jolly boys from Victor,
were over from that place ycfterday.
George A. Kain bought the May
Bros wool crop Of $4,000 pounds for
10 cents, and began shipping yester-
day.
A marriage license was issued last
Thursday to John Edward Gibblns
and Louisa NJ. johnson, both Of Cor
Wallis.
A Missou]a paper says that Hon. A.
S. Blake OF Victor recently caught a
bull trout weighing II pounds and !
ounces.
Note the change in the aevertise
ment Of j. D. Mlser & Co. on fourtt
page and read the bargains they are
are Offering.
Q. II. Musgrave, the Missoula law
YER has pulled up stakes and with hl'
family has gone to Illinois to reside
in the future.
Lawrence Lavey and wife, from
this side Of Florence, were in toWf
Yesterday doing business with the
merchants and blacksmiths.
Joseph Wagner Of Florence was VI
interviewing the board Of equaliza
tion on Monday and had his assess
ment lowered a trif1c.
Jimmy Chat1in was down. from
Corvallis yesterday and took hom'
with him brand new buggy from
the M. M. branch house here.
Tommy Miles, a laborer employed
in excavating for the new Yerricl
building in Missoula, was caVcd o.
and instantly killed on Monday.
Miss Ida Fisher, who has Finished
her term Of school at Grantsdalc ant
afterward made visit to Butte, ha
returned to her home near here.
The board of equalization fnishe
It's labors last night and the commits
sioners have gone home. The boar
lowered few assessments and raise
few.
Guy Bowman, formerly bookkeepe
at Anaconda for the Bitter Root De
velopment company, committed su
eide in Minneapolis by taking strycE
nine. -=
A lumber of our people were looE
ing at the flag on St. Mary's thj
morning, whichi was plainly visibl
to the naked eye, a distance OF owe
twenty miles.
Married at the M. E. parsonage i
Stevensville on July IS, by the Re-
G.. W. Jenkins, Mr.. Joseph Dudb
Felthousen and Miss Marion Nj
Intyre, both Of Hamilton.
Joe Little, Lew Williams, Wn
Godfried and Clyde Hatch are tall
ing Of an outing at the Sleepin
Child springs in the near future, tE
date depending on how Lew feels.
Miss Sarah t. Catlin and sister (
Brooklyn were among the Endeavo
ers who stopped in Missoula on Sa
urday evening and were the guests {
their cousin, Pope Catlin, for Dime
where all their Missoula relatives ha