The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-27

Hamilton. July 26.-Joseph K. Wood,
the MissoEla attorney, came up last
night and will remain here to-day to
attend to the interests of Tom Beavers
i'm the matters between him and his
wife.
Dr. Hanbidge drove up from Victor
yesterday and returned home on this
mornings train. other parties driving
his rig home to-day. DR.. Hanbidge has
a lot of friends here who are always
ready with a welcome.
Joseph Appolonio, the Victor mer-
chant, came up on last nights train,
accompanied by his wife. They will re
main in town nearly all day to-day.
Sheriff Chaffin returned last night
from flying visit to Missoula on pro-
fessional business.
Bruce Wells, who has been working
in the office of the Ravall Republican
for the past two years, leaves to-mOr-
row morning for Missoula, where he
takes position with the Democrat
Messenger. His mother and sister, who
are now living at Stevensville, will soon
take up their residence in Missoula to
give Miss Caro- the benefits of the
schools there, and Bruce wants to be
with them. The MisSoula office VIII
find him all right.
Judge Woody and A. L. Stone of the
Standard are expected up here tonight,
and they will go to the Big Hole bat
tie ground to get data for a story of
the battle and "reminiscences of that
stirring event in the history of Western
Montana.
J. d. Powers has gone to Los An
geles, Cal, and will be absent between
two and three months.
r. H. Berry, late of the Hamilton
Drug company, leaves tomorrow for
Kalispell, where he will take a good
| position Mr. Berry has a lot of friends
| ,x-1,n icl, h oil hnr hn
locates.
| l. c. Wylie, of the shoe department Of
| the Missoula Mercanti company, and
| who is camping on the Lolo came up
on the train to Hamilton last night, re-
| turning to camp this morning.
w. S. H. Galloway of Missoula is
visitor in town and guest at the Ham
| ilton.
| The barber shop and confectionery
store of Joseph Gotlieb We're closed up
yesterday afternoon under two attach
| ments The attachments so far amount
| to about 500. Gotlieb has been in Mis-
soula since Monday morning, and it Is
not known in just what shape the bust
ness is.
The knights of Pythas of Hamilton
have received notice that Denis c. Bos-
| ley, new member of this lodge, had
been seriously injured in an accident
near Plains by jumping off train
| NDlle 1t was Ill Illollpii, tiat liS
would be conveyed to the Sisters hos
pital at Missoula. Chancellor Com
mander Morris, who will go to Missoula
on business this morning, Will look MI.
Bosley up and also see that the mem
bers of the Missoula lodge keep an eye
on his condition, as this lodge will have
him looked after.
r. H. Frazer, of the state land de-
| partment, is in Hamilton and will go
| above to-day to look after some mat
ters connected with his work.
Mrs. Council, the woman who came
out to meet her husband at Victor, and
who has been unable to find him, VIII
leave to-day for her old home at Den
YER Col. members of the A. o. Z. w.
lodge here and others having contrl-
buted sufficient funds to buy the tick
cts for her and her four children ana
leave little over for expenses on the
way. No trace of the husband has been
| found.
Miss Rankin and Miss Walls of Mis-
soula have been visiting with the fam
| ily of Sheriff Chaffin for few days,
Miss Walls being sister of Mrs. Chat
fin. The young ladies go to S'tevensville
to-day to make visit with relatives
and friends there before going home.
In the cattle killing case before JUS
tice Morris, which has occupied SO
much time, Bunch Sheriff. was bound
over to the district court in the sum
of $1,000 and Albert Sheriff. in the
sum of $3.50 Finis Sheriff., the other
boy, was discharged, the evidence 60
ing to show that he had nothing to &c
with the killing of the steer