Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-29
HAMILTON NEWS

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Hamilton, Sept. %, 1899.
The members of the irrigation congress
who ave been extended a free excur-
sion up the Bitter Root valley as a part
of their entertainment by the Missoula
people, are expected to arrive in this city
about eleven O'Clock this morning. They
will dine Immediately after their arrival.
at the Ravalli when covers will be laiz
for 200 guests. C~onveyances will be
placed at their disposal after dinner and
they will be driven over the famous
stock farm and will visit the big mill
and other points of local interest. They
will return to Missoula late in the at
ernoo by special train. Tn citizens
of Hamilton fully appreciate the honor
of this visit and the future may
bring as a result Of it, and every cour-
tesy will be extended to the city's guests
during their brief stay.
The Montana Souvenir badges are ex-
pectad to arrive to-day and will be
placed on sale at once. There is no
question but that the Hamilton people
will gladly assist in raising a portion of
the fund necessary to bring the soldier
laddies back to their native state and
give them a royal welcome.
A motion for a new trial in the Peter
son case will be field with the clerk of
the court to-day. No new features have
developed in connection with the case,
but the probabilities are that the con-
demned murdered will gain a lease of life
extending over several months at least
owing to the appeal to the Supreme
court
Considerable interest has been mani
tested in the announcement tina a re-
cruiting Officed was to visit Hamilton
for the purpose Of enlisting volunteers
and the day of his arrival was set. but
thus far he has failed to keep his APP
p%ointment.
The Bargain store has undergone a
new change in it's management. Lloyd
Reimel having purchased the interest
of Chas. Cahill, one of his partners. Mrs.
Alexander Mari has also accepted a po-
sition in the store.
Mrs. A.. 3. Weisenflue, of Victor, who
has been absent for a year past III the
east, visiting relatives and friends in
New York, Pennsylvania and Washing
ton, d. c., has just returned home.
The lodge of Modern Woodmen at Cor
wallis are planning a big ball for Thanks
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ed their preparations. The ball at this
time is an annual affair with them.
The firm of ADpolonio & Fowler O
Victor are shipping two and three &C.
loads Of produce daily to different point!
: in the state and are building up a fin,
business in this line.
The epidemic Of cholera infantum pre-
vailing in and about S~tevensville doe
not abate and several children are still
so i'll that but little hope is entertainet
for their cover
w. r. Mclaughlin, who has accepted
a position in connection with the eXposi
ton at Spokane. has disposed Of hi:
household effects and will leave in a fcS
days for that city.
Miss Carrie Harlan a former teacher i,
the Hamilton schools is engaged as
teacher in the Curlew district for tn
t coming term.
! Mrs. VIM. Johnson, of Rockford, I'll
with her two children, are visiting tn
family of her brother, Mr.. Thos. John
n son of Victor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. W%arhurst left fo
n their future home in Santa Barbar;
Cal, this meaning.
= A Gallatin valley man has purchase
the ranch Of James Tarry near Corvallis
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Myers of Co,
wallis are visiting in the city.