The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-06
THE LOCAL FIELD.
Next Sunday is Easter.

one year, for $2.40.
Clyde Hatch is spending afew days
in Hamilton this week.
Assessor Smart is doing the Burnt
Fork country this week
J. W.. Mccarthy Of Victor was in
the county seat yesterday.
Henry Buck s. Co. shipped this
week carload Of potatoes to Butte
w. e. Baggs is on the silk list this
morning with an attack Of lumbago.
The club party Thursday night
was well attended and much enjoyed.
Genial Jack Shepherd was in town
on Monday with couple Of his fast
rOadsterS.
Mrs. Frank Wemple came up from
Florence last week and is at the hotel
with her husband.
JUST read the knock down prices in
the new ad. of the Smalley drug store
ON the second page.
Fred Stoddard Of Missoula came
up yesterday for a short visit return
ing to, his home this morning.
Manager Peplow Of the Bonner
Touring mills was Il visitor here for
couple Of days last week.
The NJ. M. Co. are loading several
cars with potatoes for Philipsburg
and the Occur d'Alene country.
Wagon after wagon goes through
our streets daily, hauling baled hay
to the depot for shipment to other
Montana points.
G. NJ. Crutchfeld and DR.. Nc
Grath of Hamilton passed through
here last Sunday on their way home
from Missoula.
E. A. Winstanley and family, who
left Missoula last fall for the coast,
have again taken up their residence
in the University City.
Dr.. Buckley drove through Sunday
returning from a trip to Corvallis
where he had been called to atten old
Mr.: Lockwood, who is seriously i'll.
We sacrifice local and editorial
space this week in order to give our
readers the latest war news, which
it is presumed they all wish to see.
Miss Grace Anderson left for Mis-
soula this morning on a visit to
friends there. The little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. kain accompanied
her.
Geo. T. Brooks, the Missoula real
estate dealer, last week sold to G. E.
Benson, of Bozeman, the Elmer Scott
place of l60 acres. We did not hear
the consideration.
The Twcnty~tifth infantry will
start from Fort Missoula about Fri.
day. 1t will first go as far as Chick
amauga aud bivouac on the old bat
tleheld for time.
Mrs. Hayes, wife Of one of the
foremen on the DAILY stock farm, dice
Monday; morning. The remains wer(
embalmed, and will be taken to hel
old home in Michigan, .=
Some Of the Hamilton people wen1
to Missoula yesterday morning tt
consult legal authorities in the mat
ter OF the fight against that town
petition for the county seat.
A detachment of 20 men from th'
Second Infantry, stationed at For
KeOgh, has arrived at Fort Missuul;
to take care Of that post while TIN
Twenty Fifth is absent at the front
Dan Mcneil, ex-sheriff and ex
treasurer Of Jefferson county, cam
over last week and purchased SOM
$50 head OF stock cattle and 10 calve
from Bell Bros. The consideration
was about $4,000.
Fred Wilson and Eou, McHeffey
who have been working on some min
ing property in the Nine Mile coun
try on the Cnur d'Alene branch, al
rived here Friday night for a shor
Holiday among friends.
Children like it, it saves thei
lives: We mean One Minute Coug
Cure, the infallible remedy #
coughs, colds; Group, bronchiti
grippe, and all throat and lun
troubles. j. D. Miser & Co.
JONI MI LUCY UAc " iooUuld uuuC
takcr, came up Monday afternot
with Il handsome Casket for the la
Rev. G. W. Blythe: He went
Hamilton yesterday afternoon to
some embalming, returning here tn
morning.
Chris Finlayson sold some Hugh
Greek, Montana, placer ground
Oscar Eckman and his partn
"Curley" Wednesday. The ground
said to be very rich and the considt
alton was something like 81, $50.
Gibbunsville Miner.
Peter Hughes and wife were
town yesterday from Welconie gtlS
Pete says he will begin work on
placer gtotihd next Monday and {
poets good season, there being Il
of snow in the mountains and eve
Indication of a better water seas
than last year.
The Missoula bureau of the Sti
dard sayr: Charles +. Smith
received letter from Nelson, B.
announcing the serious illness of |:
Baker, prospector who was forme
well known in this county. Bal