The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20
In Sheridan.

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Sheridan. Nov. 17.-Lou Cainor ana
Will Bartlett Of waikerviIle passed
through town Thursday on their way
home. They had been hunting near
the west fork Of the Madison for sons
days and were taking home as trC-
phies of their skill as nimrods the car,
cases OF two deer and an elk.
Nose Dupufs was in town from Lau-
rim for a few hours Sunday. the guest
OF Bert Paige.
Miss Katie O'Brien. administratrix Of
the estate of the late David O'Brien.
has sold the mercantile stock owned
by the estate to Carl Haubrich. who
has resumed the business at the old
stand.
Henry Kallis. who for some years mas
been engaged In mining In this Sec
ton, left for Butte Tuesday. from
where. after spending a few days la
the smoky City. he will go to Califcr-
mia for the winter.
Walter Mesh and Frank johnson re-
turned from Butte Tuesday. where they
had been for a few days visit.
c. l.. Miller Of Butte was in town Mon
day night. having been to Virginia to
look after some Fronts he Is puttins In
business houses at that piont. While
here he placed in position bar rails and
a new cigar case for Mr.. O'Brien.
Miss Eta Link will leave for Hel. ma
next week. where she will spend the
winter with relatives.
Mack Edwards was in town from tie
Conrey ranch Sunday. the guest OF his
brother. l.. c. Edwards of the Ruby.
The major portion Of the home herd
of Elks are making arrangements 10
attend the stag social to be given by
the lodge at Virginia City Monday
evening.
Captain f. II. Trerise. superintend-
ent of the Letter mine. was in town
Saturday.
A daughter was born to the wife OF
Charles Trout near Laurin at an early
o Monday morning.
Miss Rittie Marshall, after a few
months absence. which time she spent
in Helena. has returned to Sheridan.
+. Mem. Tidball. who was in Fred
Aliens place while the latter made a
tour Of the county, returned to Butte
Tuesday.
H. d. Rossiter has disposed of his
mercantile business to II. j. Ogden.
Eugene Means and Walter Mesch, who
took possession Friday.
Fred Dudley visited the Madison VAL
ley last week and purchased 40 head
of prime beef steers from w. ]. Ennis
for use in the meat market of Hag-
genberger & Dudley.
Columbus Ward, a mining man who
has made the Rochester country his
home for some time past. passed
through town last week on his way
to Virginia. where he has taken a
mining lease.
James Leonard. DIR. j. f. McGregor
n ii. +. Dierks of Butte accompar-
led DIR. II. A. Amsden from the smoky
City Sunday and went on up to RUDY
Dell ranch the following day. From
the ranch the party will go to the
head OF the Ruby river for a fey
weeks hunt.
Sheridan lodge No. 81. A. o. u. W,
o that it will give its elev-
enth annual ball on the evening of
Thanksgiving day.
Robert Baumgardth was down from
his group OF mines on Indian creek
the first of the week and says that the
mill has been closed down on account
of cold weather, but he and his part
ners are still taking out ore, which
will be milled when warm weather
comes again.
Angus Engstrum. who has been
mining on Indian creek for the past
few months, has quit that region for The
present and yesterday left for Georgia
gulch. where he will represent a prom
Using prospect.
Andrew Anderson was in town from
Georgia gulch a day or so ago and
says he has encountered another good
chute of ore In the Little Goldfe.
Rod Leggat anne over from Butte
the last of the week and on Sunday
went up Indian creek to his mine, the
Bob Ingersoll. He was evidently dis
satisfied with the looks of affairs. for
he laid of all his men and closed the
mine down for the winter. Mr.. Leg
gat states that the close-down will not
be permanent. but when spring time
comes again he will return and opeI-
atoms will be resumed under his per-
sonal supervision.
A shipment of ore will soon be made
from the Ruby mine on Quartz Hill.
J. p. Beardsley Is at present engaged
in banking down a car load to the
road.
Henry Pankey. superintendent of the
Sunbeam Mining company. was In
town a day or so ago after a load OF
supplies. Mr.. Pankey says he mas
things in good shape for the winter,
having built new cabins. shops. etc.
and is all ready to begin work on tne
| mine i'm earnest.
Robert Baumgardth a few days 3
sold the half interest owned by h.in
in two placer claims near Quarts Hill
to his partner. Charles Fenton. who 10
now sole owner.
William r. Wakefield, who for the
past few months has been in charge
of the cyaniding plant which has BEEN
working the tailings from the old Iron
Rod mill, passed through town yester-
day on his way to Virginia City. He
says that, after a very successful sea-
son the plant has closed down for tine
winter.
Miss Ada Haywood arrived to-day
from Oakland. Cal. and Will spend
some time visiting with her sisters.
Mrs. G. f. Milloy and Miss Cora Hay
wood of this place.