The Ravalli Republican., 1898-01-19
THE LOCAL FIELD.

ASFFA ~oA@>~N.
Golden Rod-the best cent cigar.
j. D. Miser & Co.
Mrs. j. NJ. Price was a visitor
from Victor on Monday.
II you need mittens. gloves wool
socks, 90 to the NJ. NJ. Co.
w. A. Selvidge, the hardware man,
lmade one Of his welcome visits last
night.
The NJ. NJ. Co. have a full line of
chairs, rocking chairs, bedsteads and
spEings.
Some young boys Of the town have
.boen noticed stealing wood That
will not do.
George Dalglish, the Florence
merchant, was doing business in the
county seat yesterday.
O. A. Thacher was among those
who called to get the REPUBLICAN
and Inter Ocean for another year.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. and Miss Ola
Curry, formerly residents OF this
place, were down from Hamilton on
Monday. .u..@.
DON'T overlook the dance at Flor
ence next Friday night. The music,
by ;the Shaetfer sisters, is a guaran-
,tce Of a good time.
Miss Eva Dobbns is now engaged
with the Ravalli County Abstract
company at this place, and her pen
lis kept pretty busy.
John Schotield, who formerly lived
.on the Bowling ranch between here
;and Florence, but who is now resid-
ling at Darby, is in toWn'on business
visit.
The apron and necktie party Of the
Stevcnsyillc social club last Thurs
day night was very we'll attended and
much enjoyed. The next party will
conae off on Thursday evening, Jan
uary q. .
l7he Palace meat market, which
HAS been run by A. M. Hightower
FOR three or four months has been
closed johnson Daugherty, who
had charge, has gone to work for J.
W. Mason in the saw mill.
You can get as good a meal for two
bits at tile Rankin House restaurant
in Missoula as you can for four bits
:4nost any place else in the city. 1t
cooked by a white cook and served
by white lady walters, and: you ought
toSry il.
Billy Afford the prosperous ranch
ereof this vicinity, was in town yes
terday and took home big supply OF
paint with which to make his house
look right. Billy says when he gets
through with the house he will paint
his barn red.
Services at the NJ. e. church Sun.
day, January %. Preaching l l a. NJ.
and 1880 p. m. Special meetings
through the week with Rev. J.. II.
Stretton assisting the pastor. The
public are cordially intitcd to attend.
2. W. Haynes, pastor.
Horace Countryn1an, father Of Mrs.
Judge Woody, died at his home at
Columbus in Park county last Sun
day. Judge and Mrs. Woody were
on their way to see him. The re-
mains will be buried at Deer Lodge
beside those Of his wife.
j. A. Perkins Of Antiquity, o., was
for thirty years needlesslv tortured
by physicians for the cure Of eczema.
He was quickly cured by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salye, the fam
Gus healing salve for piles and skin
diseases. J. d. Miser & Co.
J. i. Borough left this morning
for the Cpur d'Alenc country to look
after the market for hay and grain
there, and incidentally to do some col
leGting for the large shipments the
Amos Buck Mercantile company have
already made to that section this
ye4tr.
Your shirt front at the last party
looked Us though it had been done uE
by the hired man, and several Of the
girls commented on it. If you had
it done at the Florence steam laun-
dry in MissOul3 you would have cut q
better figure. J. D. Miser is the
agent here.
Hon, George T. Baggs, who has
been retained to defend Johnston,
the man bound over to the district
court for the shooting in the cabir
up the country, left last evening for
Hamilton from which point he will
drive to the scene Of the trouble ir
order to collect evidence in behalf o
his client.
\ marriage license was issued last
Saturday to II. X. Waylett and Mis-:
Ef1ie VanBlaricom ct tire CurleW
and the happy young couple came
over Sunday and were joined in the
the holy bonds of wedlock by Rev. J
D. Wasson, the ceremony taking
place at the hotel here. They drove
home Immediately after the cere
mony. The bride looked pretty an(
the groom happy.
Fred T. Sterling, c. II. Skinne
and f. Waldorf of the main house 0
the Missoula Mercantile company
with Manager Price OF the Victo
house, were at work taking stool
last Friday night and Saturday
They finished this branch and Mon
day went to Victor to 60 through
the stock there. Manager Kali
went over to help out.
The United Workmen Of Stevens
vile had a very interesting session
Monday evening. They had publi
incto1lorion and 4 thrao nI3rtarS n