The Ravalli Republican., 1898-09-21
Rev. Geo. Blair will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
3 o'clock.

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Will Spooner and Leslie Thompson
drove down to Missoula last Saturday
afternoon and returned the next day
Miss Emma Beckwith returned to
her home in Missoula on Monday,
after two weeks visit With friends
here. ...
Last Saturday Under Sheriff Stuart
sold the Stevensville hotel under a
foreclosure of mortgage, Cal Cook
buying it in for $4,000.
Hon. Elmer II. Metcalf went over
s5o Butte last week to call the silver
republican county convention to
order, he being the chairman.
A little son of David Haacke of
Burnt Fork, about seven years OF age,
died Sunday morning and was buried
in the cemetery here on Monday.
Izarl's Glover Root Tea, for Consti-
patton it's the Best, an il after using
it you don't say SO, return the pack
age and get your money. For sale by
all druggists. s@-
The three conventions meet in
Anaconda today, and the fun prom
ises to be fast and furious. The del
egates to the republican state con-
yention leave here Friday afternoon.
For Constipation take Karl's Glover
Root Tea. the great Blood Purifier.
Cures Headache, Nervousness, Erup-
lions on the face, and makes the
head clear as bell. For sale by all
druggists.
George May, it is said, has plans
which he will erect next spring on
the pretty lot where he now lives.
1t is expected to be!one'of the finest
houses in town.
For republican state convention
at Helena on the 24th, the Northern
Pacific will also give rate Of fare
and one-fifth, tickets sold on the 22d,
23rd and oath, and good until the
Goth.
J. ". Lancaster and wife left this
morning for Anaconda, where they
will visit with the family of their son
George, and Mr.. Lancaster will take
in the three-ring circus, going to the
republican convention at Helena on
Friday.
A letter received today from Pat
Mahonev at Santiago, states that he
is still packing and has never missed
a meal since he left Missoula. He
SAYS the principal cause of sickness
among the troops is too .Rauch liquor
-Missoulian.
Miss Bessie Collins, a sister Of Post
master Collins, arrived from Mime
apolis last Saturday night and will
make her home here. Miss Collins is
a highly educated young lady, and
will take the Bass school which
opens 4 week from Monday.
For broken surfaces, sores, insect
bites, burns, skin diseases and es-
pecially piles there is one reliable
remedy, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
When you call for DeWitt's don't ac.
1 ..
will not be disappointed with De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. J. y,
| Miser.
A Mr.. Tobin and family, from the
Occur d'Alenc country, have settled
here and are making their home in
the Slocum brick. Mr.. Tobin is q
man of means, and will invest some
of it here in loans, buying products
and shipping. etc. He is just the
kind Of citizen the place can give z
welcome to.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledge
complimentary tickets for the edito,
and wife to the Hamilton fair anC
race meeting, which begins on Thurs
day, the29th, and lasts until the
! evening Of October S. The tickets
I bear the signature Of r. A. O'Hara
secretary, and were sent in by that
gentleman.
Last nights Missoulian saws" Mrs
Woods, who was not expected to live
a few days ago, has rallied consid
erably and the Sisters now think she
will get all right again" Telephone
advices late last night were to the
effect that she still holds to her i'm
provement, and her legion Of friends
here hope it will be permanent
i The Missoulian Of Monday says
'"The following members of Troop I
left Chattanooga today en- route fo]
Missoula: Lieuts. Cave and Hall
Sergt. Dan Heyfron, Corp. Frec
Owens, Privates Fossler, Harris
Adams, Burton and Dorman.'' 81
that Billy Burton and George Harris
the last Of the Steyensville BOYS, ma,
be looked for tomorrow evening il
they come straight through.
| A deal in Stevensville real estate
was consummated yesterday by whict
| J. w. Lancaster, one Of the well-to
do farmers Of this vicinity, acquired
the sole ownership Of the liver,
stable here. He had previously pur
chased the Catlin interest, and yes
terday bought the other half. Afte
his return from the state convention
Mr.. Lancaster will tit the stable al
and put in some good rigs and bet
ter lot of horses, something that ha:
been much needed.
Truth wears we'll. THE neonl.