The Ravalli Republican., 1898-02-02


J. d. Miser & Go.
4 fine line Of German Socks and
rubber goods at the NJ. NJ. Co.
The best macintosh to1 durability
and comfort at the NJ. M. Go.
Wylie Hickman was doing Flor
ence last week for the Victor petit
ton.
Ladies prayer meeting at the NJ.
3. church Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
The M. NJ. Co. have full line o.
chairs, rocking chairs, bedsteads and
springs.
Chairman Wehr was down yester-
day signing the War!a1 ts for the pay
of the county officials.
Fl. 3. Seaman Of the Carpenter
Paper company of Omaha was in
town on Monday interviewing his
customers.
1t is said that Clyde Hatch will
soon take trip to the new camp OF
Garnett, to look over the lay Of the
land there.
Attorney W. =, Hughes and wife
Of Mssuula drove up in the pleasant
weather Saturday afternoon and re-
turned the next day,
II. J. Kelly Of the Hamilton Times
has gone for a months visit east
ward, and Attorney O'Hara occupies
the editorial chair in his absence.
These beautiful warm moonlight
nights are making skating parties all
the 90, and the ice each night is
crowded with merry young people.
DR.. Coughenour, the county physi-
clan, was down from Corvallis on
Sunday to see John Allen, who is
very i'll with what the doctor pro
nounces dropsv.
Charley Smith, who has been rus
ticating and fishing at the home Of
VIM. Dallas, across the river near
Victor, came over yesterday and
will stop couple Of days.
A 'sHard Times" ball will be given
at McGinley's mill on the evening of
Tuesday, Feb. s, to which the tick
cts will be only 40 cents: A prize
will be given to the person whose
costume is best fitted to the occasion.
You can get as good Il meal for two
bits at the Rankin House restaurant
in Missoula as you can for four bits
most any place else in the city. It
cooked by a white cook and served
by white lady walters, and you ought
to try it. .0 .-...
A brief letter received last nigh
by Mrs. J. r. Williams from hel
husband, and dated at San Francisco
contained the information that thu
BOYS had arrived there last Thursda,
from Phoenix, Arizona, and thai
Lew was feeling pretty we'll.
Young & Franklin, who had th'
contract for rebuilding the bridg'
near Victor, at Stranye's crossing
finished the work yesterday, and to
day the county commissioners hav
gone there to inspect and approy'
the work il it is satisfactory.
1t is easy to catch a cold and jus
as easy to get rid Of it if you com
mencc early to use One Minute Coug1
Cure. 1t cures coughs, colds, bron
chitis, pneumonia and all throat an
lung troubles. 1t is pleasant to take
safe to use and sure to cure. J. L
Miser & Go.
Billy Woods, the Northern Pacifi
ticket seller at Mis,cula, went HON
) from Hamilton last Thursday morr
: ing. He had been suddenly calle
, to act at that point by the Hines {
: Mr.. Shank, who was acting agent i
the absence of Mr.. Cleveland. MI
Skunk had been taken down as sue
> denly as Mr. Cleveland and Wood
: was called on to act for a day Or two
Mr.. Ladd relieved him, while MI
: Skunk was taken down on the sam
' train to the hospital, where he wi
. be treated for appendicitis.
Assessor Smart returned Saturda
;, night from the assessors ccnyentio
y = at Helena, and says the meeting W.
!. a great success and one which
' bound to result in good. The cor
;, ference fixed the value of stoc
= sheep at $3.50 and lambs at So.
= bucks to be valued at what tire a
SCISSORS may think. proper. TT
d former assessment OF sheep WI
# $l.75, but the value is increased
t the last year. Calves of last yeal
n crop will be assessed at SIS, catt
5, between one and two yeals old So
n between three and four years old So
l. milk COWS S25: 1t was" understOt
n that realty was to he assessed at
little under it's actual cash valu
> Ma. Smart reports having had ve
'o pleasant time.
" It is true that appearances a
a. often deceiving and it is equally tr
il, that appearances have considerat
In influence, and success or failure
At life is sometimes traceablc to maxi
ce Il good or a poor appearance. 1t
at an undeniable fact that we'll mac
d. stvlish suit Of clothes will invarial
produce Il favorable impression up
j., the behulder, but the outrageous
I'll high prices Of the average mercha
~ tailor have heretofore proven b
rs' rier. The time has. however, arr
ny ed when the public, or at least tt
ol portion Of the public appreciate
'e- good clothes, can obtain them