Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-25
HAMILTON NEWS
Hamilton, Mont, Nov. %, 1899.

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Hamilton. Mont, Nov. 23, 1899.
Owing to the depleted condition of the
road fund, but little more work can be
done by the count on the different roads.
A party of volunteers, however, under
the direction of Road Supervisor L. A..
Pennoyer, have done some excellent work
on the roads in the Canyon Creek district.
If this disposition to help the county out
continues, the county will not feel it's en-
barrassed financial condition so much.
| The county superintendent of schools
has finished tabulating the annual school
census and has filed her report and the
ap~portionment of school monies will be
based thereon. According to the report
the total school population of the county
is i2,116, an increase of 100 over that of
last year. The number. of children at
tending school in Hamilton district 10
given as 424.
The trial Of William Printz, who was
arrested last week in Stevensville and
brought to Hamilton on complaint Of the
A.. c. NJ. company, charging him with
obtaining goods under false pretenses,
| will be held on Saturday in Justice Fitz-
gerald's court.
Newspaper stock in Hamilton continues
to boom. Each of the three papers have
recently had opportunities to sell and the
next two weeks will probably see some
changes in their management as we'll as
the. establishment Of a new democratic
journal.
DR.. E. G. Ellis has sold his residence
below Riverside to James larry of Cor
Wallis. DR.. Ellis and his wife will nave
rooms in the Allison mansion until they
can erect a new house on some lots owned
by the doctor in the Allison addition.
Dan mckinley Of Rye Greek was in
Hamilton IN Tuesday. He had been
spending several days with John McGin-
ley, his brother, on Burnt Fork, and was
on his way home.
1t is reported that the work Of grading
on the extension of the Bitter Root
branch of the Northern Pacific from
Grartsdale will positively commence
next Monday.
Mrs. Alexander Mann and two children
left yesterday morning for Lincoln. Neb.,
where they will spend the winter visiting
with friends and relatives.
~ q lhG0AihS VI Iii1 lA0pIADilA0l hllAA
company held at Corvallis last Monday
it was decided to make extensive repairs
on their irrigating ditch.
This afternoon the ladies Of thes Pres
byterian church held the first 'thimbla
bee of the season at the residence Of
Mrs. Robert Harper.
Many Hamilton people are arranging to
attend the ball to be given by the Wood
men of America at Corvallis on Thanks
giving night.
A lunch will be served by the ladies
of the Baptist society at the home of
Mrs. Wall next Thursday afternoon.
Services will be held in the Episcopal
church in this city next Sunday morning
by Rev. George Stewart Of Missoula.
j. II. Scott Of Hudson, Mich, is regis
tered at the Hamilton. He IS
led by his wife and mother.
j. ". Jones has recently sold 100 acres
of lane in Ross Hole to Charles McRae,
the consideration being 500.
Attorney r. L. McCulloch and r A.
O'Hara have been attending district court
in Missoula this week.
Jchn Stevens has been to
Missoula to the bedside of his father,
who is very i'll there.
Mrs. William Biless of Missoula is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. D. A. Bishop of
this city.
John r. Smith Of Snla was in the city
this week on land business.
T. S, Leiterman recently sold a group of
quartz claims on LO Lie for SIS, 600.
J. NJ. Simpson of Corvallis was a Ham
ilton visitor on Tuesday.
A. l.. White of Stevensville is a visitor
in Hamilton today.
ITS ORIGIN. "
1--WE still have the original sin,
though it is one of the oldest things in
the world
Every old, indeed. 1t began with the
first Eve"
WINTER COMING.
Miss stagestruck-Why did Hamaker
leave your mpan thus early in the
season.
Theatrical Manager-"Couldn't stand
the early frosts."-Ohio State journal.
REVERSIBLE.
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