The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-11
accepted by the Northern Pacific on

accepted by the Northern Pacific on
the 18th inst.
The citizens of Twin Bridges are
called to meet with the fair directors
at Good Templars' hall next Tuesday
evening. The meeting is called for the
purpose of devising the means and
manner of holding a fair this fall.
Everything indicates a bountiful har-
vest in this section. and as the various
farm products promise to be OF a good
quality, IL will be n favorable time this
fall to make an exhibit. The cost OF
making such an exhibit would be only
the trouble of gathering the produce
and arranging the display. The fair
will be visited by hundreds of people
from this and adjoining states. and a
full display of agricultural products
would be a rood advertisement for
Madison county and the returns would
result in a beneficial manner.
The schoo at the State Orphans
Home is out and the children are en-
Dying a much needed vacation. The
instructor. ]. r. Norvifle. accompanied
by his wife. has departed for Ore
gon. where he will make his future
home.
II becomes more apparent every day
this Twin Bridges is in need OF family
houses to rent. This need has been
felt for the past year, but will be more
perceptible within the next few months
There is not a habitation OF any de-
scription i'm the town to-day for rent.
and unless the demand is supplied IL
will result to the detriment of the town,
as numbers of families have signifed
their intention of moving to the ter
minus If a suitable dwelling could be
found. Those having a few hundred
dollars Of idle money could fnd a good
investment for IT in this line and would
be public benefactors.
II cffy~ar 0nh VIVA ~ Hhn ri dtEOn
valley have returned home after a
pleasant visit at the hospitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John wflhart at Valley
Park ranch.
Foreman James Davey with a crew of
seven men arrived on this mornings
train from Butte and departed in the
afternoon for the Kennett mine. near
Virginia City. The mine will be start
ed at once under the supervision of Mr..
Davey.
George White is excavating for a
large set Of scales to be placed in front
of his store.
Mrs. George Hammond and Miss Min
ME Sipprelle drove down from Sheri-
dan Friday and visited with Mrs. A.
B.. Mccoy. The ladies drove home in
the evening.
Misses Mildred and Jennie Bishop,
two charming young ladies of Dillon
have been spending the week with the
AAs1@ - ~
Mrs. C.. p. Ward arrived on Satur-
days train from Iowa. where she ha.
beer the past two years. Mr.. Ward
has been here some two months lookins
up a location. Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
will make their future home in Twir
Bridges.
s. G. Walker. the well-known mining
man. was in town from his copper
properties Saturday. He reports worl
progressing nicely and the showing
good.
DR.. Haviland, the Northern Pacih,
physician at Whitehall, was in tow
Bridges the latter part Of the week.
The board of directors of the home ar
In session to-day. 1t is expected tina
arrangements will be completed at thi,
session for the building of a $4,000 add
ton to the home.
Misses Laura and Fannie Bryant
accompanied by their brother. Sam
passed through town the other day Ell
route from their home o. the Ruby 4
South Boulder for a visit with thei
sister, Mrs. Charles Patrick.