The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-24

ing nice new brick residence
Mrs. Dwycr, OF the west side, is
i'll, but nothing serious.
Billy Afford, between here and
Corvallis: has about completed his
new barn.
Mrs. Stenyem and family left Sat-
urday for visit to the springs up
the Lo Lo.
Chas. Skinner, selling groceries for
the Missoula Mercantile company,
was in town yesterday.
DR.. Gwinn and CLERK Of the Court
Shappee left last Monday for an out
ing in the Clearwater country.
Assessor Smart and party of
friends go to Lo Lo springs on Friday
for short visit to that pleasure re-
sort.
There is nothing more refreshing
in Il sick room than a bottle Of Law
ender Salts. Brice & Collins keep
them.
Bass Bros. have sold their entire
crab apple crop to the Anaconda
Copper Mining company at 10 cents
per box.
Miss Essie Avery, a former resi-
dent Of this place, has been visiting
MISS Florence Chapman at her home
below town. 5
1t will soon be time to repaper
your rooms. Stop at the Stevens
vile Drug Store and look over their
line Of wall paper.
On Monday Miss Pearl Wood was
thrown from a bucking horse and
pretty badly shaken up, but no ser
ious injuries were received.
The Stevensville Drug Store-Brice
& Co|lins-received a very fine new
Graphophone last Friday, and their
customers can now hear all the latest
music.
D. R. Feighner and George Dalg-
lish were up from Florence on Mon
day morning, the former interview
ing the treasurer in the matter Of
license.
Treasurer Squiers went up to
Hamilton last Monday night and
took in the play of Robert Emmett,
given by local talent. IIe says it
was good.
A special to the Missoulian, dated
yesterday, says: cit is stated here
on good authority that Grigsby's
rough riders will be mustered out of
service before the end Of the month. -
General John M. Bacon, command
ing the department. OF Dakota, was
in Missoula last week inspecting the
post, and it is thought that he will
recommend that a cavalry garrison
be sent there.
The Burlington Route offers rate
Of one cent a mile from all Burling-
ton stations in Montana to the Omaha
exposition to those going to take in
Montana day, which comes on Tues
day, September s.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has
the largest sale Of any salve in the
| world. This fact and it's merit has
led dishonest people to attempt to
counterfeit it. Look out for the man
who attempts to deceive you when
YOU call for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, the great pile cure. }. D.
Miscr.
A couple of weeks ago this paper
stated that it was rumored that Hon.
Geo. L. Baggs had received an offer
Of legal position with the Northern
Pacific railway and that Mr.. Baggs
did not deny the report. He now
admits that the appointment has
been made, and that his salary com.
menced on the 18th OF this month.
1t comes pretty straight from Mis-.
soula that the long talked OF purchase
by the Anaconda Copper Mining
company of the Big Blackfoot Mil.
ling company's numbering interests
is a 60 this time, and that the fina]
papers are being presented. The
sale does not include the Missoula
Mercantile company's business inter
ests.
Mrs Charles Buck, Mrs. +. f.
| Wells and daughter Caro-, Miss irony
Barnett, Miss Florence Chapman,
John Foust, Fred Buck and James
Lancaster formed crowd which left
for Muzzie's hot springs last Monday
to be gone about 10 days. Charley
Wright took the party up and will
return for them when they are ready
to come out.
Miss Ethel Street, II years of age,
and daughter Of Thos. p. Street
who came from Gallatin county a
couple Of years ago and lived for q
time near Carlton, died Of heart di'
sease at the home Of her parents ir
the Rattlesnake valley near Missouls
T last Friday night. When her mother
went to her room to Gail her Friday
morning she found that the girl ha(
died during the night.
r. Deb. Smith, who at one time
lived on the Ed. Carron place near
here, and who in 1891 was the left
fielder in the famous Missoula anna
teur ball team, passed through Mon
day afternoon en- route to the countr,
around Hamilton, where he will cam,
and hunt and fish for a few weeks
He has complete outfit and will b;
able to make himself COMFORTABLE
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