The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-18
HAMILTON NEWS.
happenings of That Town Put in Con
densed Form-PersonaIs

Happenings of That Town Put in Con
denssd Form-Personals.
Hamilton, May 16.-The man Law,
who was brought down yesterday from
the springs, had an examination this
morning before commission consisting
OF chairman Rawlins and Drs. McGrath
ana Howard. and was adjudged insane
ana ordered sent to Warm Springs. His
halluclnat1on seems to be that several
men, one in particular, are after him TO
XIII MN, and he says that from the
tlne ne gets up to going to bed one
man IS always after him. He Is said to
De good worker and is bright man
outside of this one thing Sheriff Chat
nm will take him to the asylum in the
morning.
Sheriff Chaffin has just finished the
loundatlon for the handsome new resi-
dence he Is about to erect on his farm
near Corvallis. "Sig" says that he is
through running for office and that
when his present term is out he will re-
tire to the farm for the rest of his days.
and will mingle in politics in the future
only in behalf of some friend.
Friends of Professor Cook, the bust
ness college man, are asking for his ap-
polntment for the summer as a forest
ranger.
Josiah Shull, county attorney of Gran
lite county, is over from Philipsburg on
some private business. He expects to
return home in the morning.
Hon. c. M. Crutchfield is in Missoula
on business. ,ta!
Levi Swazie, the man injured satur
day by his horse falling on him, is re-
ported to be getting along all right, no
bones being broken. He was badly
bruised and shaken up, however, but
will be about in a few days.
The ia ct that thn 40 h,,,.
regular correspondence from this place
is being received with words of pleas
ure here, as the people feel that Hamil-
ton has been rather sighted in the
past.
That Hamilton is attracting attention
as good place to live in is evidenced
by letters being received from outsiders
in regard to dwelling houses, and
many more would come here to spend
the summer at least, If four and five
room houses could be had.
J. T. Fitzgerald has received let
ter from a Mrs. Brennan of Butte ask
ing for a small place in which herself
and two children could reside during
the summer months. He secured a small
cottage and the lady will partake of
the pure ozone and the health-giving
climate of the Bitter Root valley for
the summer months.
from Frank James photograph of him.
self and brother, Jesse, the famous
James brothers, and also photo Of the
Younger brothers, Cole, Bob and Jim,
two OF whom are yet in the Minnesota
penitentiary at Saltwater in spite of
the fact that repeated efforts for their
pardon or parole have been made. The
pictures do not look like those of bad
men" in the least. Mr.. Draffin has given
them to exSheriff Tom Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee McCulloch are
thinking of going to housekeeping as
soon as they can find proper residence
| place.
Attorney O'Hara of the law firm of
| O'Hara & Myers went to Missoula this
morning on some legal business, return
| ing this evening.
| Abe Mittower and Ed Kerins of Vic
| tor, who have sawmill near that
| place, are in town to-day and will this
| evening make a contract with the A.
| c. M. company lumber department to
| do some saving for them.
Dr. j. B. DeNayer, who has a sawmill
across the river from Stevensville, is
| up from there to-day on business with
the company.
Arnold Clifton of Woodside has rent
ed to George Miles of Darby IL acres
of land and water right at Woodside
| ~ ~ y
that Mr. Miles will make a pleasure
resort of the place.
News from horticulturists about Vic
tor is to the effect that the fruit trees
there Wintered a good deal better than
expected, and the loss from the unusu-
ally hard winter will prove very small
the timber lands above here, for
which there has been quite a rush this
spring, are about all taken now, and
posted parties say that there are only
two claims left. and they are not worth
| filing upon and paying the price.
| Messrs. Boardman & Warner, the
carpenters, have bought the two lots
on the corner of Third and DeSmet
| streets, opposite the new Episcopal
church, and will soon erect two cottag es
| on the same.
Rev. O. P. Rider of the Presbyterian
church here has gone to Minneapolis tc
attend the general presbytery there
Mrs. Rider and their little daughter
accompanied him, and will visit friends
in North Dakota before returning.
| DR.. Goughenour of Corvallis has gone
as delegate to the presbytery of the
Presbyterian church, which meets al
Minneapolis
| The county surveyor of this county
and the Western News have locked
horns on the road supervisor question
The last number of the paper hit the
surveyor pretty hard, and the latter has
| caused to be published in each of the
other papers here a reply ito the same
1t is matter in which the public has
little interest, and the court will prob
ably settle it for this year at its session
| week after next.