The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-24
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS.

Hamilton, Aug. GA. L. johnson,
the fruit tree man who did business
in this valley couple of years ago. ar
rived last night from Iowa. He will
probably interview our ranchers on the
tree question.
j. p. Flanagan and wife came over
from Carbonate last night and will
spend several days visiting the rela-
tives of Mrs. Flanagan, who was Miss
Farrell before her marriage. Mr.. Elan
agan is in charge of the A. c. M. COM
panys yard at Carbonate.
George w. Dickinson, the real estate
and fruit tree man, is in town from
Stevensville and is talking Stark trees
to our people.
A. b. Hackin of Helena is guest at
the Hamilton hotel.
Judge Weisenflue, the dispenser of
Bitter Root justice at Victor, drove up
from that town yesterday and armed
himself with the latest laws passed by
the legislature. He drove ba5k the
same afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Eastman has gone TO
Butte as a delegate to the Degree of
Honor grand lodge.
A. N. Mittower, the enterprising
farmer and saw mill man, was up from
Victor yesterday, transacting business
at the county seat
John Afford, a stranger in the city,
was arrested yesterday for indecent ex-
posture and paid 81 and costs for the
same.
Mr.. Carey and wife, who have been
visiting with Mrs. Carey's sister, Mrs.
P. ]. Shannon, left yesterday for their
home at Langdon, N w. T., where the
gentleman has a responsible position
with the Canadian Pacific railway.
Allen E. Shappee, clerk of the dis
trict court, has gone on a short visit
to superior.
Rev. ]. A. Martin, the NJ. E. pastor,
is expected home next Tuesday evening
with a bride, and the members of his
church are preparing a suitable recep-
ton for them.
G. T. Talmadge, the N. P. man who
came in Monday evening, was here for
the purpose of securing a copy of the
evidence before the coroner's jury that
recently inquired into the death of
Engineer Beebe in the wreck near Flor
ence. He also took copy of the YER
dict.
On application of Albert H. Wood,
Mrs. Kate Lowney, c. c. Lowney and
Cornelius Harrington have been cited
to appear before the district court to
show cause, if any they have, why
they should not be punished for con-
tempt in violating a decree of the court
restraining them from interfering with
a certain water right belonging to
Wood. T. c. Marshall represents
Wood and w. M. Bickford the other
parties.
Blanche Hooper and John Hooper
have sold to Marcus Daily 20 acres of
land in section s, township ., for
81, $50.
All reports from the Hughes creek
placer mines are to the effect that there
are some very rich claims there. Big
money is being taken out of some of
them, and next year several which have
Just reached bedrock will be large pro-
ducerS.
Charles J. Wagner, who is getting up
the Missoula and Ravalli county souve-
mir for the irrigation congress, is in the
city.
Mrs w. P. Mills and son and Miss
Emily Marshall of Missoula, came up
last night and are guests at the Ravalli.
General H. T. Howell of Helena came
over on last nights train and will re-
main in the city to-day.
r. A. Luke, the Helena insurance
man, came in on the Copper City last
night and will put in to-day attending
to business for his companies.