The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-28
HAMILTON NOTES.

Hamilton. May ga special came up
from Missoula this forenoon and right
after luncheon took Marcus Daily, Gov
ernor Smith. Colonel McTague and Ike
Morehouse down to that city in time to
catch the east-bound train tonight.
Ed Upton will remain in the city for
few days yet, and is the guest of DR.
Haygard on the stock farm. Only con-
lectures can be made as to Tipton's
business here, but it is probably the
search for health.
Ike Boyer. the liquor and cigar man,
is in town this evening. Ike likes Ham
ilton and its people pretty well.
The new residence which Mr.. Van
denberg of the mill department is put
ting up on Eighth street for his son is
progressing rapidly and it will not lie
long now before it is ready for occu-
pancy.
There is so great a demand here for
four and fiVe-room houses, and even
little larger, that no sooner is one COM
pleted than the builder is besieged ~
half a dozen people wanting to rent it.
deed from D. ]. Charles to John
Hay of Butte conveying 100 acres of
land near Corvallis (the old Naaman
Johnson place. for $1,000 has been filed
to-day with the county recorder.
r. P. Simpson and wife have sold to
f. L. Mcdonald 100 acres on Three Mile
sale was made some time ago.
H. Bosworth of Boston. representing
the New England Mortgage Security
company. of which his son is president,
came in this evening to look after the
company's interests in this section.
f. E. Largent of Butte came in on
this evenings train and has some bust
ness with the clerk of the court.
Mr.. Lamphier of Butte. who bought
the Sparks place. near the mouth of
Roaring Lion, is in town and will make
his residence on the place.
The notorious Mother Glenn came up
from Mssoula this evening to look up
her business here. J. "a do
The little son of lJacdb 8Thrailkill of
Woodside is down with pneumonia.
W. Y. Mcintosh of Corvallis was
transacting business in Hamilton to-
/ day
! Mine host Page Of the Hamilton hotel
! has been in bed since last night and
| only got up this evening. He is not
| feeling we'll these days, the result of too
| much work putting in crops on his
| ranch across the river. The work was
| too steady for Page.
sam Schott of Butte is registered at
| the Hamilton.
Miss KATE Potter of Livingston came
in on this evenings train and is stoD-
ping al the Hamilton.
Jhii4''N I-tIlNSltI III gypsum. COL, Is a
| guest at the Hamilton this evening.
Commissioner Johnson came up from
! Victor this evening and will proba bIv
! remain in town Tomorrow.
Under Sheriff Bishop came in tonight
| from the upper country. having been as
| far up as Hughes creek summoning
| witnesses for the next week term Of
court. He reports the water as being
away up and that the stage and a team
were stuck on the other side of the
west fork of the Bitter Root, being un-
| able to ford.
The river is booming, though to-dav's
| cColness will check it a little. All the
| Is gates at the mill dam are open this
I evening and no bad results from the
| high water are anticipated there
The idea of joining with Stevensville
| in making one grand Fourth of July
celebration for the valley is gaining
| ground here. and if the people of tha
town will only get a move on them.
selves to work it up here they can have
| the biggest celebration ever held in tn,
valley. A union of forces on this would
| do Il world Of good in creating a goot
! feeling between all parts of the county
! Rev. P. W. Haynes of StevensVilie