The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13

Briggs company Of Missoula, was
here Last night interviewing the
firms customers.
George May aud others have lnmber
on the ground for new sidewalk to
be laid from the corner Of Third and
College street to the walk in front Of
the NJ. e. church property, A good
move.
Charley Wright returned from Mis-
soula Monday night aud will have to
make only one more visit there be-
fore the doctors turn him loose. He
expects to be able to do some work
this summer. "-
Thirty-tive years make a genera
tion. That is how long Adolph
Fisher, Of GAINESVILLE, O., suffered
from piles. He was cured by using
three boxes of DcWitt;s Witch Hazel
Salye. +. D. Miser & Co.
John Mclaughlin is having lumber
laid down in front Of the lots near
the hotel: purchased by him last year,
and will soon build nice cottage
home for himself and wife. He is
making garden on the lots.
w. W. McCrackin drove down
from Hamilton Saturday with his
wife, the latter taking No. 2 at Mis-
soula to go to the bedside of her sis
ter, who is quite i'll. Mr.. McCraclxin
returned Sunday afternoon. . W..
Mrs. hatch and Miss Wright, who
have long been residents Of this place
expect to go to Butte within the next
ton days in which city they will 60
into business and make their home.
The people will be sorry to lose them.
Thousands of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health bp One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly
cures coughs, colds, bronchitis: pneu-
monia, grippe, asthma, and all throat
and lung diseases. J. D. Miser &
Co. >.. "~
Messrs. Albert and Charles May,
John Bowling and Geo. A. Kain, are
'having a lot Of lumber hauled and
will lay a sidewalk past their proper
ties on Third and Church streets.
This will make a decided and long
needed Improvement.
William Biles, express messenger
On the Bitter Root branch, was taken
down with a mild attack Of small poX
last week, and has been isolated in
Missoula. Mr.. Biles says he has no
idea Of how he caught the disease:
unless from handling bedding on the
train.
at the meeting Of the stockhold-
crs of the Supply Ditch company,
last Saturday, the old board of
trustees was reelected, and the
board was authorized to go ahead, Sc
cure the land for the right-of-way
mortgage the property and complete
the ditch.
n son of the late Rev. G.. W,
/ Blythe arrived from Chicago last
Thursday and on Saturday took his
mother and the remains Of his father
to Ashland Mo-, where intcrment vii
take place, after which Mrs. Blythe
will 60 with her son to Chicago ane
will make her home with him.
I The city council Of Hamilton me-
on Monday evening to canvass tht
votes cast at the recent city election
They found no change from the re
I ported result, there being a tie 70
mayor The council, it is understood
will not make the appointment Of
mayor until the regular May meet
ing.
Old Mr.. Mentrum, who is livin
with J. e. Powell on the west side
met with painful accident last Sun
day night, falling down cellar an
, putting his shoulder out of place
: Dr.. Gwinn was promptly called an
fixed it up and the old gentleman wi
soon be all right though his stloulde
, will be sore for some time.
, The movement set on foot by til
New York Journal for a monumeu
to the Maine victims is attractin
great interest. Gov. Smith has bee
: appointed national committnlan f
e Montana; and has appointed the di
t ferent state papers as agents to r.
= !ceive contributions, and asks that a
donations be made before tile first {
June, 50 that the funds may be ser
g forward at that date. The REpu?
: L1CAN will cheerfully take charge
u all moneys sent to it and prompt
forward the same to the governor.
< The 25th Infantry left their Mo
10 tana posts on Sunday, and are nc
r, near their destination at Chickama
IF ga. The four companies at Fo
Missol,la marched through the stree
# headed by the band, and were cheer
n to the echo by the citizens along tt
al line OF march. Not man was a
:; sent or indisposed, and Col. Burt W
properly proud Of his men. The NJ
soula contingent went On the Mort
[. ern Pacific, while those from Fc
I'd Harrison and Assinaboinc went
n the Great Northern. They will &C
le sOlidate at St. Paul.
Marcus DAILY is delighted with t
er work done by the two jockey clubs
ne building tracks for thoToughbr
IL racers. Yesterday morning, in co
1t pany with Ed. a. Tipton and \
Frye Of Montana, he visited the O.
,o land track, and in the afternoon
Ia tended the races at lngleside.
bn6 MT tl;nr b,1t Draicn for thn "