Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
Hamilton Notes.
(The Republican,

(The Republican,
Born, on Saturday, April 23, to Mr.. n
Mrs. Andrew Carlson, a son.
Commissioner Johnson was up from
Victor on Monday to get medicine for a
very sick horse.
Johnathan McInnis proved up on his
agricultural entry before Commissioner
Morris last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeck Fitzgibbens are
furnishing a residence on State street,
near Third, and will go to housekeeping.
State Boiler Inspector Bailey and AS
siStant Inspector Ryan came in last night
and today are looking over the mill here.
John keenan, made a trip to Stevens
| vile last week and while there sold his
six lots in the Dobbins addition to Geo.
T. Baggs.
Alex Mitchell, the respected Corvallis
farmer, who has been quite i'll for nearly
two weeks with a fever, is reported to be
| on the mend.
Hon. I. G. Denny, the big war chief of
the Missoula county democracy, came up
last night and is pesticating around
among the faithful today.
Mrs. Tyler Worden and son Of Missoula
have gone to Chicago for a visit of sew
eral weeks, and were accompanied as far
as Glendive by Senator Worden.
The Bozeman Chronicle states that
Patsy Rice, the we'll known horseman,
has returned to the employ of Huntley
and Clarke, the Grow Greek horse breed
ers, and will nave charge of the harness
horses on their place.
George Cannon, who left Missoula with
Troop F and who afteTward entered the
quartermasters department as teamster,
writes that he expects to come back to
Missoula in July. He has been in Porto
Rico for some time.
Nearly 10000 young fruit trees have
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this spring. All of the young stock that
is to be planted here this year will be
treated by this process and freedom from
infection assured.
Last Thursday the cases of Ed. Barrill
and George Solleder, charged with a vio-
lation of the game laws, came up before
Justice Morris. Barrill was discharged,
but Solleder was bound over to the dis
trict court in the sum of $500, which he
furnished.
The preliminary examination of Horri-
gan and Mcclellan. the two men charged
with holding up and robbing Daniel
era wford a week ago last Monday night,
was held before Justice Morris last Sat
urday, and they were bound over to the
district court in the sun of $1,000 each.
Born, on Saturday, April %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis J. Watson, a son.
John Slocum was a visitor at the coun-
ty seat from S~tevensville this week.
III dutlilDil " the 11dNllllO0 RESIDENCE,
near Mrs. Toole's is about completed.
Gov. Smith has appointed May 9 as Ar
Dor day and our people should observe it
by planting shade trees.
Pearl Wright and Fred Buck of Stew
e%nsville came up on Friday and visited
the family of r. w. Nicol.
Charley Cook came up from Stevens
vile last Saturday afternoon, and re-
manned over Sunday visiting with
friends.
Sid Ward, who has been visiting his
folks for a week or two, returned to the
state university yesterday morning.
Pat Shannon expects to leave tOmor-
row for Forest City and the mines in the
Clearwater country in Idaho, about six
miles from Forest.
Mrs. l.. J. Knapp is contemplating a
visit to relatives in the east in a short
time, and will probably be gone during
the months of May and June.
Young Charley Buck came up on Fri
days train from S~tevensville and visited
for a couple of days with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. L.. j.. Knapp.
Mr.. Vanderburg Of the manufacturing
branch of the lumber department of the
A. c. NJ. Co. is building a neat residence
IN Eighth street, near corner Of Madison.
Aletter received in Missoula from Pat
Mahony- who has been a boss packer for
the government in Porto Rico. states that
he will return hime in a few weeks,
Clyde Hatch came up from Stevensville
on Monday nights train to put in a few
days for Treasurer Squiers. who left yes
terday morning to spend the time in Mis-
soula and other points.
Mrs. Wells of Stevensville has rented
her fine residence there to Hon. George
II. Baggs, who will move into it next
month. Mrs. Wells will soon move to
Missoula to give her daughter, Caro-, the
benefit of the schools there.
Charley Daily left yesterday morning
for his placer diggings OF Hughes creek
to commence the seasons work. Mrs.
DAILY will remain at home here, but may
join Charley after the season is farther
advanced and the weather more settled.
James Levi and Milan Hirshberger
two well-to-do business men of Hamil-
ton, Ohio, and one of them an old friend
of F. j Morris. came in the latter part of
last week and are looking over this town
and section and will probably locate.
Sheriff Claffin returned to Hamilton
last Wednesday night with Henry Poole,
the man CHARGED with setting fire to a