The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01
IN SHERIDAN.
a big Pump for the German bar Placer
Company.

A Big Pump for the German Bar Placer
Company,
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Sheridan. July ESP. N. Moore, gem
eraI superintendent of the German Bar
and Conrey Placer companies, was IN
town Saturday in search Of teams TO
haul a pump weighing over rive Itns
from the railroad to the Conrey pleCsr.
Franklyn Bros. essayed .he job Ghu a
hard timo the. had Of Il. Fol two DAYS
they were stuck between here and "i1
Bridges. and just as they pulled into
town to-day their wagon broke down
under its load. If they have good luck
they will have the pump delivered to-
night. -Four days for a 30-mile haul is
a crying demand for good roads,
II. S. Mcintyre and John Hatfield, who
are developing a claim on Bald noun
tain. made a shipment of five tons Of
$3.50 rock yesterday TO the Colorado
smelter at Butte. The ore was hauled
to Twin Bridges by Beardsley's teams
and thence shipped by rail.
Thomas C~avanaugh. who owns some
promising prospects on Indian creek.
was in town for a few days during the
week.
Quite a number Of Sheridan residents
drove down to Twin Bridges Sunday
10 welcome the excursionists and to
meet friends who were expected from
Butte. Among those who went down
were Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Glen, Mrs.
George Ref and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rowe, Misses Katie
O'Brien and Ina Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
william O'Brien and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Barber. Messrs. Frank
Carey. Bert Sheehy, Dick Foreman,
James Darby. Tom and Pete Gibbons
and Harry Shulz.
Mrs. r. A. Vickers and family are
down from Virginia City and are the
guests of her brother, JOIN Nelson, OF
the Barber ranch.
Captain f.. II. Trerlse superintendent
of the Letter mine, was a visitor to
Butte and Helena last week, returning
on Sundays excursion train.
Miss Helen Tilton arrived from Butte
Sunday and will remain for some time
In Sheridan with her grandparents, MI.
and Mrs. A. B. Barber.
A vitascope and photograph outnt
gave an entertainment Tuesday even
ing in Templars' hall 10 a slim audi
ence.
Rev. r. p. Smith of Sheridan and the
Rev. Mr.. Reed of Twin Bridges will eN-
change pulpits Sunday. The Sheridan
Methodist church has just purchased a
new organ and a half hours literary pro-
gramme will be one of the features OF
Sundays service.
Joe Henault, an old-time printer Of
Butte. now a resident Of the Ruby val
ley. passed through town Saturday, hav-
ing paid the smoky City a visit.
Miss Katie Walter, who has been Wis
Iting Sheridan friends for some dme,
returned to Virginia Saturday.
Two ministers of the gospel, whose
teachings are the precepts OF the Sew
enth Day Adventlsts. have a tent pitch
ed in George Glasser's yard N are
holding forth nightly the tenets of their
creed.
w. w. Chiefly Of the Madisonlan was
in town a few hours Friday on his way
TO Butte.
Mrs. Frank wilcomb Of Laurin was a
Sheridan visitor Wednesday, the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Winthrop Raymond.
Amos Fisher and Lane Walker have
made a good find Of high-grade gold ore
in Bivens gulch and will soon have out
enough for a shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Thurgood of Harris
gulch. who are building a neat cot
taGe I'm sheridan, were i'm town Monday
10 note the progress on their new build
ing.
Editor Frank Bowman Of the Twin
Bridges Monitor, accompanied by his
sister, was a Sheridan visitor Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Mary Smith, who for a long time
has been employed at the Ruby, left to-
day for an extended visit TO her pa
rents at Melrose.
Mrs. John O'Rourke OF Butte passed
through town Monday on a visit 70
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, who
reside near Laurin.
Miss Martha Vickers OF Virginia City
and Miss Valka Beese of the valley are
spending the week in Sheridan, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walter
John Olson, who is developing somt
good placer ground in Bivens gulcht
spent a few hours In town Monday.
!, r. +. O'Grady, station agent Of the
Northern Pacific at Twin Bridges, ac'
companied by Tom Hogan. a genera
freight agent for the Northern Pacific
company, whose headquarters are al
Billings, were In town Friday. Mr.. Ho-
gan was looking up possible wool ship
! ments
Mise May Foreman and Alice Saurbiel
Of Virginia City are In town, the guests
: of Mrs. George Halse.
3 Neil r. Howe superintendent Of th'
s Ruby Placer company. on Wisconsin
: creek. was in town Tuesday.
{ Miss Jeanette Roesiter is In Virginia
s City, the guest OF her aunt. Miss Mn
8 Hall.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walter spen
{ Sunday in the valley, the guests of MI
{ and Mrs. Perrault.
& Miss May Simpson IL In Whitehall.
: Mrs. Ed Walter. accompanied by Mis-
E Ruth, came down from Virginia Sunday
!: and are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
!. Todd Rogers.
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