The Ravalli Republican., 1898-02-09
THE LOCAL FIELD.

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1000 good matches Sc. ]. D.
Miser & Co.
The finest line Of mems underwear
at the NJ. NJ. Go.
Mrs. Dell Buck is visiting friends
in Nissoula this week.
A fine line of German Socks and
rubber goods at the NJ, NJ. ca.
The social club is talking Of mas
querade ball in about two weeks.
George I. Baggs and 9. B. Calkins
went t0 Missoula on legal business
last week.
This office acknowledges pleasant
call yesterday from Revs. Van Ors-
del and Haynes.
The Victor petition is stated to
have received 10 subscribers in the
section above Hamilton.
A party is in town seeking to or
ganize lodge OF the Ancient Order
Of the Pyramids, whatever that is.
Miss Kittie Ostermeyer, county
superintendent OF schools, has been
in town this week, visiting the
schools here.
Miss Ida L. Fisher has returned
home from Dillon, where she has
been spending month at the teach
ers' normal
Joe Fisher, who has been working
at the CurleW, is over from there,
having quit work. Joe will go to
Florence for a while.
Charley Skinner, travelling sales
man for the grocery department OF
the Missoula Mercantile company,
paid a visit here this week.
The Missoulian thinks it is the
warmth of the county seat fight in
Ravalli county that is accountable
for the fine weather, and asks us to
keep it up.
Last Saturday the jury in the case
Of John L. Mills against the North
ern Pacific for killing some horses
near Lo Lo last September, awarded
Mills 1915 and costs.
The REPUBLICAN this week is
running its presses on big order OF
some $4,000 bill and letter heads for
the Stevensville and Victor branches
OF the Missoula Mercantile company.
Preaching services Sunday, Feb.
13. Carlton l. a. m. Stevensville,
1880 p. III. Senior league $3.50 p. M.
Special meetings this week, W. W.
Van Orsdell in charge. P. W. Hay
nes, pastor.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Mr.. Abe Buck and Miss
Ollie Nichols, two popular young
people OF this section, and the cere.
mony is to be performed today by
Rev. Mr.. Kincaid.
VIM. Cook came in last week with
the boiler and other machinery OF
the Clairmont mine, which now be-
longs to Lou McHetfey, George w.
Dougherty and others, and which
will be stored here.
J. A. Perkins Of Antiquity, o., was
for thirty years needlesslV tortured
by physicians for the cure OF eczema
He was quickly cured by using De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the fam
GUS healing salve for piles and Skin
diseases. J. d. Miser u Co.
NJ. G. Beach was accidentally shot
and killed at St. Regis, Sunday, BY
Charles Masc, with whom he wa!
hunting. The men were employed
at Goughenor's mill, and had gone
out on a trip, as they were in tht
habit OF doing when they had a da.
off.
Mrs. Kempter, sister OF Mrs
Smalley, who has been visiting tht
latter for nearly a year, left yester
day morning for home. She goe
first to Chicago, then to Olnev, III.
to visit Mr.. Harroll's people and thel
to her home at 129 130th street
New York.
1t is easy to catch cold and jus
as easy to get rid Of it il you com
mence early to use One Minute Coug1
Cure. It 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. D
Miser & Co.
Clyde Coulter of Hamilton, VIII
had been to Butte as witness il
the Franey murder trial, came i
Saturday, stopping over here on hi
way home, to visit his sisters, Mrs
Fitzgerald and Miss Mabel Coulter
Miss Mabel accompanied him hom
for a short visit.
Sam Lucas and DR.. Haygard passe
through in a buggy Monday but di
not stop long. Sam says Hamilto
has already 1887 signatures to he
county seat petition. Victor say
she has some seven hundred, so wher
do they all come from. Has til
voting population of the county it
creased? There must be some 80
who have as yet signed neither pet
tion.
A. W. Merrick, formerly Misso'
la democratic alderman and saloc
keeper, was brought down from Han
ilton last Sunday by Constable Eas
man, and put in the county Jail hel
under a sentence OF SO days for sci