The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-02
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS.

Hamilton, Sept. 1.-Quite large
party came in over the range from Glib
louisville, Idaho, yesterday and will
take the train for the north this morn
ing. Diligent inquiry failed to reveal
what the party is or where they are
going. The names are Mrs. j. r. Hold
son, f. ]. Collins, James Watson, Mrs.
T. McGinnis, Mary Brown, l.. Brown
and H. Jensen.
Postmaster Collins and wife drove up
from Stevensville yesterday and res
manned until late in the after
noon. While here they visited with
friends and Mrs. Collins had some dem
tai work done.
D. ]. Chadwick of Missoula, special
government agent, and his daughter,
Miss Blanche Chadwick of Salt Lake,
came in last night from an outing up
the valley. They will go on to Mis-
soula in the morning.
E. G. Tulledge, Philadelphia, and w.
A. Steele, Chicago, are at the Hamil-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Albert May and Mrs
G. w. Samuels came up from Stevens
Vile yesterday afternoon and remained
in Hamilton over night. They are on
their way to Wiles' Springs above
where they will put in two or three
weeks enjoying themselves and, the la
dies, especially, getting the benefit of
the waters.
Constable Ewart came up from
Stevensville yesterday afternoon on
professional business.
Clyde Hatch late deputy county
treasurer has gone to Gem. Idaho,
where he has accepted position in the
mines there.
o. j. Reimel and wife have sold to
Robert Wolpert 40 acres on the west
side, opposite Hamilton, for $4,000.
Mrs. James T. Fitzgerald, contem-
plates visit to relatives and friends in
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Missouri,
and will probably start some day this
month.
The Harper & Baird sawmil has
started cutting the timber on the w.
j. Kennedy place Of $50 acres for which
the price paid was $4,000. There is work
ahead in that locality to keep the mill
running for the next two years. They
are located on the west side of the
river from Stevensville and about four
miles from that place.
J. B. Collins, superintendent of forest
reserves, has been in the Stevensville
district this week going over that por-
ton of the reserve with Ranger Buker.
Robert Johnson, married man
whose family are in Missouri, was ar
rested Wednesday night for stealing a
portion of a double harness from the
had the harness packed up and was in
tending to ship it ahead of him to st.
Regis He was up before Justice Nor
rs yesterday, pleaded guilty and was
given 30 days in the county Jail. $40 fine
and costs of the case.
The condition of the aged father of
Senator and DIR. Meyers was unchanged
at 10 o'clock last night The old gen.
tleman is SO years of age, and there
are slight chances for him.
George Comfort, one of Hamilton $
most esteemed young men, left yester-
day for Spokane, where, it is said, he
will finish up on a business education.
Yesterday Ernie Wells of Stevensville
moved his mother and Miss Caro- from
that place to Missouri, where they will
make their home in the future.
George w. Dougherty, the Corvallis
merchant, was doing business at the
county seat yesterday
Miss Rebecca Sadler, in charge Of the
millinery department of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company's big stores
here has been quite i'll for a couple of
days, but will soon be at her post again.
Manager Donohue of the company $
store here is looked for from his East
ern purchasing trip the first of next
week, and will no doubt show some
new attractions and styles when the
goods come in.