The Ravalli Republican., 1898-09-07
THE LOCAL FIELD.

eastern trip.
Ruled tablets-2 for 5 cents at
Brice & Collins.
Henry Buck & Co. have shipped 10
carloads Of hay this week to Butte.
Earl Douglass of Virginia City,
Mont. was, registered at the hotel
last night. ....
Sheriff Irvine was down from Ham
ilton on Monday to attend the com
missioners' meeting.
Frank Morris was here Monday
from Hamilton interviewing the
commissioners on business.
The only pronounced gold bug in
the county refused to attend the pri-
maries yesterday. ....-
Mrs. AL. Fowler came over from
Victor Monday with her husband,
and visited Mrs. S. A. Ives,
The effects Of Rev. kincaid were
auctioned off last Saturday by Y.
Burch, and brought good figures.
DR.. W. p. Mills came up from
Missoula on Monday to sec Mrs. E.
p. Woods, who is still very sick.
The REPUBLICAN will not appear
next week until Thursday in order to
get the county tickets before its
readers.
Last week Chas. NJ. Johnson, the
real estate man, sold the Tyler ranch
across the river to John Shea Of Butte
for good. consideration.
L. @. Kennedy. deputy county sur
vevur, was over from Victor yester-
day in attendance at the board meet
ing.
Carl Greenhood, travelling for the
Garden City Bottling and Liquor
company Of Missoula, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Emma Beckwith came up
from Missoula last Monday and will
visit for week with Mrs. George A.
Kain and family.
DR.. Gwinn and Clerk Shappee re-
turned Monday evening from their
outing in the Clearwater country.
They had rather wet time.
The Victor populists have chosen
as their delegates to the county con-
vention J. f. Williams, R. NJ. Bones,
j. J. Bond and G. M. Tuxbury.
Warren Laird and his sister, Miss
Annie Laird, Of Evelyn: are down
from there this week and are visiting
the John II. Williams and Chapman
families.
Rev. Mr.. Kincaid and family will
leave this week for their new home
in the south, stopping over at White
hall for d faw days to visit Mrs. Kin
caid's relatives.
Those who are contemplating re-
papering their homes this fall will &c
we'll to look over the line at the SteV-
ensville Drug Store. Their pricei
are very reasonable.
School opens next Monday and it
will pay you to buy your pen and
pencil tablets and school supplies at
Brice & Collins. More paper for five
cents than at any place in town.
The populists Of this precinct hello
primary last Saturday and selected
the following delegates to the county
conventions: L. j. Knapp, j. X
Souiers, @. NJ. Baldwin and II. q
Woodruff.
A stubborn cough or tickling il
the throat yields to One Minute
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touches the right spot, reliable ant
Just what is wanted. Itacts at once
j. d. Miser.
Jim Robertson has been confined
to his room at the hotel with noun
tain fever ever since his return from
Lo Lo springs last week. He ha
been pretty sick boy, but is now OF
the road to recovery.
AL Fowler, who is seeking the nom
ination for county treasurer from tn
republican convention, was over her
Monday, aud says there are a lot 0
enthusiastic republicans in Victo
precinct this year and they are al
getting together for one ticket.
$3.50 reward.-Prof. Sharp will
pay So. SO as a reward for the retur
of his little fox terrier, which ha
been lost. The dog is all white wit
the exception of a black spot owe
one eye. It is of little value but Wa
pet Of Mr.. Sharp's little girl.
For broken surfaces, sores, inscc
bites, burns, skin diseases and eE
pecially piles there is one reliabl
remedy, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvt
When you call for DeWitt's don't az
cept counterfeits or frauds. 70
will not be disappointed with d.
Wits Witch Hazel Salye. j.
Mser.
Mrs Fannie Wiles and family c
Monday received the unwelcome new
of the death Of Alfred D. Vile
which occurred at his home in Clyd
Ohio, on the oath inst, at the age {
II years. He was a brotherin-la
Of Mrs. Wiles Of this city, and it wi
be remembered he visited the fami
in this city for several weeks abo,
two years ago, during which time |
made many friends here. He was
brother Of r. B. Wiles, proprietor
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