The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-30

ana MISS Jul1d NNihs ~"
| were married Wednesday at the M. Il.
parsonage by the Rev. r.. p. smith.
mr.. Fred T. Ellis and Tom Teal came
down from Virginia city. Wednesday
evening in order to get the names OF
vouId-be volunteers to answer the eA-
\ pected call of the governor. IL ~ the
| iaea 10 get together q troop OF Madison
\ county rough riders and e their
services to the government Aoou, :"
residents of Sheridan offered tneif serH-
ices. A messenger was sent 10 Twin
bridges I'm order to secure the names
of the military company organiAeu
there hut the residents OF that town
declined to enroll themselves, prefer
ring to keep their organization intact
and to see service under their o"h
officers.
Mrs. Frank wilcomb OF Laurin was
IN sheridan Saturday visiting her aunt
Mrs. w. Raymond.
Tom shaw and Frank Nelson went
up to Virginia City Monday.
Miss Maggie Edwards. accompanied
by her brother. Jack Edwards, was
down from the Convey SUNDAY
visiting her brother. L.. c. EDWARDS, OF
the Ruby.
Jesse Hardesty, an attorney who,
Some few years ago. was located In
Virginia City. arrived from California
n few days & and is visiting with MS
brother. Henry Hardesty. of this
place. -
Newton Lilly and Miss Nellie Smith
were I'm town from Twin Bridges on
Wednesday.
Will Gilmer n John Stuart. two
Young residents of the Madison valley
were in town a few days ago on theii
nh -2.ArnAn had ha0n
i'm Southern Idaho on a sheep shearihe
tour and were returning In time 10 pc
gin shearing on the Madison when the
season opens.
Misses Lilah and Carrie RAYMOND Wis
tied Laurin Sunday, the guests OF theii
cousin, Mrs. Frank Wilcomb.
lame. Mccain, who has charge OF
Rod d. Leggatt's mine on Mill Creek
came over from Butte a few days aGt
to make an effort TO begin work. HI
found II impossible to get supplies e
the mine as yet. owing 10 the fact tina
over four feet OF snow In yet lyfng IL
Colonel Edwards and John Olson, VIII
J are engaged In placer mining In biVen'
| guIch, were in town Sunday
The public school OF Sheridan. ate
I, A very successful term, closed last FRI
, day.
. Decoration day will be observed In
hitting manner, the veterans OF the G
A. r. having the matter In charge.
Sheridan pr~ematurely celebrated las
I Tuesday night. A telegram was re
/ ceived announcing the mple de
$ struction Of the Spanish fleet and Tn
. town went wild in it's celebration, onl!
I TO find next morning that the powde
2 burned and bon fires kindled had peel
a little premature.
Sunday evening saw the commence
ment of a 2i-hour rainfall. which wa
the salvation of the onges as wen a.
the growing crops. Very little rainfsl
z has occurred this spring and tn
: ranges and pastures were LOOKING
: brown and barren In consequence.
r., 8. Mcintyre. who has been max
d ing the round Of the county returne'
to Sheridan Wednesday. He says ina
at Pony a lively boom In on. over
n dozen new houses having been erecte'
z within the past few months. At Rich
n mond Flat some trouble In anticipate
y over the end and side lines OF the Nom
tor and Revenue mines. The working
are very close together and II Is antici
]. pated that a u down OF both mine
will be necessary before the difioultie
. can be settled. At the Maynowe
about IS men are working on the orig
nal location. At the Mayhower No.
n one owned by the Owsley faction.
Ia men are at work. The ore body Is
a feet wide and of good grade. At Pom,
:, Ali told. there are IS stamps dropping
~ All the producing mines are iookin
we'll and every leaser In the camp
making money.
re w. II. Raymond. owner Of the wei
I'd known elmon Park horse ranch, va
is in town Saturday night on his wa
Or home from Butte. Mr.. Raymond hs
been i'm Butte with a number of wei
bred trotting horses which he dispose
W OF a, good figures. receiving an ave
" age of over 500 a head for ther
ne Amonp m. lot was the brown geldir
* Pathfnder. by Tempest. out OF Tw
y. light. by Dictator. This animal VI
o. sold TO Colonel Lloyd N will be US.
er by the colonel as his war horse when ]
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