The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-21
HAMILTON NOTES.

Martin Flaherty is making quite an
addition to his comfortable home on
Seventh street.
w P O'Brien is building an addl-
ton to his Third street residence.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot en-
tertained number of friends a their
comfortable rooms in the Dorrell hats.
The party was at first INTENDED TO De
given in honor of Mrs. Nixon. but she
was called home to Butte that morn
ing by telephone message.
Manager Mehargue of the Ravalli
hotel returned this evening from his
trip to Anaconda and Butte, and is
glad to come back to where he can
look out upon green fields and foliage.
A new planer for D. V. Bean has
arrived and is being put up on Skal-
kaho.
George F. Brooks, the Missoula real
estate man, came up on the train this
evening as far as Stevensville with
some parties to whom he will snow
some of the desirable homes to be
had in that section of the garden spot
of Montana.
Postmaster Roberts of Hamilton is
confined to his home with a severe at
tack of la grippe.
Milton Hammond of Darby has the
contract for the construction of the
road from Mineral Point to Owl creek
in the Mineral Mill mining district,
winch Is COHllilS W Liz lloiit
this season and bids fair to be one OF
the big wealth producers of Western
Montana.
Hon w. B. Harlan, the fruit in
spector for this district is preparing
to make an inspection of the orchards
of the valley.
H P. Kenneth, receiver of the Curlew
property near Victor, returned this
evening from Helena with his family,
who have been spending the winter
with Mrs. Kennett's people there. They
come back for the summer in their
| beautiful home near the mine. where
| they raise pay ore on one end of the
| ranch and watermelons on the other.
| Hon. George T. Baggs and family
are now comfortably domiciled in their
new residence at Stevensvile, the Wells
| place. and the gentleman is putting in
his spare time raising delicaces for the
table.
w. w. Alverson, general agent for
the Atlas Insurance company of Lon
don, England, came up this evening to
consult with c. M. Johnson, the local
agent
Fred Wilson, arrested for indecent
exposure. was up before Justice Fitz-
gerald this morning and was given 60
days in Jail, the last 80 on bread and
water. Sentence was suspended on
condition that he get out of town
within Is minutes and out of the coun-
ty in "a hours. He said he would CO.
ard the justice told him it would be a
good thing, and to push himself along,
| to go north and keep on going. He Is
| off.
John Bowling. the Stevensville mer-
chant who has been at the hospital in
Missoula for week suffering from an
abscess in the ear, is reported this
| evening as being much better and feel
ing cheerful.
Joe Solomon, the Missoula merchant,
is making one of his regular visit
here.
The Ravall County Sunday School
association will hold its fourth an
nual convention at Victor May % and
rs. long and interesting programme
has been prepared.
A. X. Grow, the Grantsdale flour mill
man. was visitor in town to-day
]. H. Chilson, who has recently sold
out his drayage business here, return
ed this evening from a trip to Philips
burg.
Louis Kipp of Butte has purchased
1900 head of mutton sheep from May
Brothers of Stevensville for his Butte
market
Mrs. Waylett of Victor, who has been
i'll with SPOTTED fever, is on the road
to recovery.
Perley Wright, the little son of w.
A. Wright of Stevensville, is down
with an attack of fever.
The contract for carrying the mail
from Stevensville to Rosemont, a new
postoffice recently established in the
Burnt Fork district. has been let TIC
George H. Trader of Sedalia. Mo. The
service will be twice a week, and the
price is 1923 per annum.
C. B. Calkns, the Stevensville attor-
ney, was up to-day filing papers for
the coming term of court
o ,1l
son of Frank Trafford of the milk re-
ported this noon that while on his way
to school this morning he was accosted
by a half breed woman, who threat
ened him with a gun if he did Oot
make fast time to school. Whether the
woman was crazy or drunk cannot be
told, as Allen was the only one near.