The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-20
HAMILTON NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lendstrend and
child Of Virginia City came over from
there last night and are visiting for
week with Dr. and Mrs. Ellis, the lady
being a sister of DR.. Ellis Mr.. Lend
strend Is a prominent mining man of
Madison county and is interested in
some promising mines there with some
parties living in Hamilton.
NJ. J. O'Farrell has resigned his posi-
ton as bookkeeper at the Hamilton
flour mills and has gone to Chicago.
Rev. w. T.. Colder. pastor of the M.
E. church, and Miss Evans drove down
to Stevensville yesterday, returning
this morning.
Under Sheriff Bishop and Constable
Eastman this morning took in a man
who is charged with making indecent
exposures of his person before small
children. He will be interviewed by
Justice Fitzgerald.
T. c. Grady has commenced suit in
| justice court against L. Chindall, claim
| ing $3.50 damages to his person and BIZ
| cycle. The complaint states that
| plaintiff was run into by defendant at
portion of the county road near
Grantsdale, where the Bitter Root river
was close to one side of the road and
deep irrigatng ditch on the other side,
and that he was forced to jump his
wheel into the ditch to save himself
bodily HARM the wheel being smashed
| and himself and clothes injured.
DR.. Lord of Medicine Springs has been
spending couple Of days in Hamilton.
William Costello was in town to-day
from Victor.
Edison T. Buker was visitor from
Stevensville to-day, returning this aft
ernoon.
Word comes pretty. straight that the
whole country for 20 miles south from
Woodchuck, which place is about Is
miles south of Stevensville and east
from Florence, has been located by
residents of the lower valley to the
number of about rs, and that applica-
ton has been made to the surveyor gen.
eral for a survey.
In a quarrel few days ago at Victor
between George Garnett and William
Gray, the latter had his leg broken.
The cause of the quarrel is not stated.
The forest rangers for the Bitter Root
reserve, which is under the able super
vision of j. B. Weber, were appointed
to-day. There are eight of these from
different parts of this valley, as fol-
lows: W. H. Mccoy, Lowell Osborne
and Frank Overturf of Darby, H. c.
futile of Grantsdale, H. F. Cook OF
Hamilton, William Costello of Victor
T.. r. Buker and N. E. Wilkerson OF
Stevensville They go to work at once
A. e. Madsen, Minneapolis; R. N
Simons, Chicago, and Dan Wicker OF
Wallace, are among the arrivals to-
day at the Ravalli
Hon. George T. Bags came up to-
night from Stevensville on legal bust.
ness and will remain over tomorrow.
Adam Koch, the genial politician OF
Evelyn, is visitor In town tonight
returning from a trip to Missoula.
) C. NJ. johnson is in Missoula to-day
; on a business matter in which he anc
Sheriff Chaffin are interested. :.
r. A. O'Hara, who is clerk of this
school distriSt, is wondering how 1T il
: that the name of Hamilton is so vel
known all over the country. He has {
drawer full of applications from teach
ers in over II states, who are anxious
to secure positions in the Hamilton
5 schools for the next term.
]. w. Kinsley, past supreme work
= man of the A. o. u. W., came over from
t Helena on this evenings train, and to
$ night addressed a goodly gathering o
b the members of that order and Others
. the lecture embracing the history of tn
t order, the fraternal and insurance fea
2 lures and the benefits of MEMBERSHIP
e in the same. Mr.. Kinsley is a pleasing
: speaker and is thoroughly conversan
e with his subject. His lecture ought t
e materially benefit the lodge here.
g The little daughter of Mr.. Jameso
e of Victor. who has been here for som
S time under treatment for spotted fever
o is nearly we'll, and the attending ply
: sician, DR.. Howard says about all sh
=. needs now is tonic to build he
+ strength up.
q 1t is said that the Dunbar & Johr
son mill near Victor, which was pull
chased by w. J. Kendall some time ag'
e is soon to be taken out and moved u
1t to the country above this town.
:. The report comes from StevensVil
that a party of Northern Pacific fiel
men arrived at that place this mornin
a., and had gone up to the Woodchuck an
/ Three Mile country, supposedly for tt
l. purpose of running surveys.
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Is Have you seen our little fellows mol