The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-10
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS.

Hamilton, Nov. s.-Dr. Orr. veterinar-
ian at the Daily stock farm, who came in
from California on Sunday on special
from Anaconda, bringing number OF
brood mares and weanlngs, lett yesler-
day for the coast again, taking Mrs. orr
and their daughter with him. They VIII
make quite a stay this time. s
Pat McAyoy the well-known re1nsman,
is visiting Hamilton and it's celebrated
horse farm.
Allen E. Shappee clerk of the district
court, yesterday purchased, through the
Rayall County Abstract company, -
acres of land from John Martin, paying
therefor $1,000. The land is situated
al bout n mile and half south of HAM
1ton on the GrantsdaIe road. and is con-
sidered quite valuable. The improve,
ments. implements and some hay and
grain go with the deal.
w e. Wakeham. the butcher. has pur-
chased from Assessor Watts the lots ana
building on Main street few doors west
of the bank and in which the butcher
shop formerly run by Mr.. Wat1s IS ST.
uated. The price paid was $1,000
Mary s. Hart ct al. have sold to Ada
Roucher one acre of land in the Hart
addition for $500.
" ]. Kendall has bought the old Hor-
tenbery place, on the west slde, opposite
stevensville, from w. M. Franks for
$500. The land is chiefly valuable for some
| timber on it.
F. Hallock and E. A. Sherman are reg
| istered at the Ravalli from Fort Dodge,
| Iowa. Mr. Sherman is a travelling man
| and Mr.. Hallock is an all-round news
paper man, who is in Montana after a
| place on some paper or the securing OIL
| one already established.
| F. H. Drinkenberg has recently sold
| several lots in Riverview, adjoining the
| tf,fE md in
| build.
| George Orr the locator of the Monitor.
the big mine in the Mineral Hill district,
| has been in town. He has some OF the
| finest specimens of ore ever seen mere,
| and says the mine shows so feet of an
| ore body just like the specimens.
The.-rain service on this branch shows
no Improvement. Mondays tram got IN
! at $50 lust three hours and 10 minutes
.late, and most people waited for their
mail until next morning.
Joe Dent the Victor business man. was
visitor at the county seat Monday.
The taxpayers of Ravalli county are
beginning to come in and pay their taxes
for this year and from indications the
delinquent list will not be a very heavy
one The farmers of Ravalli have had q
good year, Notwithstanding the partia
failure of the apple crop. and prices fol
all their products have been good
A marriage license was issued on Mon
| day to Thomas Ole Donica and Viola
Hart both of Darby.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopa
church will give an afternoon tea at thu
residence of Mrs. c. M Crutchfield oil
the afternoon of Thursday, Nov 16.
Chairman Rawlins and COMMISSIONS
Gleason are up the country examinin!
new roads, with the purpose of accepting
the same. . AZ
George W. Dickinson. the Stevensvill
real estate man, was in town on bushes
yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Superintendent
McGinty authorized the statement tina
the Bitter Root Stock farm and tn
Hamilton flour mills would pay thei
special school tax in this district, whic
will amount to several thousand dollar:
The Ravalli County bank will also pa
its taxes. A similar announcement Is en-
pected by tomorrow from the Anacond
Copper Mining companys stores an
lumber department This will assuI
Hamilton nearly if not all, her full teri
of school, as, with this example, few wi
, refuse to pay.
Harry j. Kelly formerly proprietor
. the Times, but now assistant foreman
the Butte Miner, came over last nigl
with his family Harry's health is RI
down, though Mrs. Kelly and little Hele
look hearty. The family will spend Il
winter with Mrs. Kelly's parents, M
and Mrs. See, and Harry will return
duty next week.
Aaron Connor the republican whe
! horse of Darby. was in town with h
Y son yesterday, doing little business. +
reports that the people north of here a
!, feeling good over the proposed extensi
y of the railroad.