The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-07
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS.


books of the county officers. Mr.. Mo
rony is a popular official as far as Ra-
valli county goes, and its people are
always ready to give him the glad
hand.
The board of school trustees of the
Florence district are advertising for
bids for $1,000 worth of school bonds,
running 10 years at s per cent. interest
per annum. for the purpose Of building
a new school house. Bids will be
opened Nov. 6 at p. m. The Rs1valli
Republican is getting out the bonds.
Wynne Roberts has sold to Mr.. Crabb,
the well-known and hustling market
gardener, seven round-trip tickets from
Hamilton to Liverpool and Mr.. Cra5b
and his family and a young man living
with them will start next week for the
old country. They will be gone five
months and will not only visit England,
but Scotland as well. It is only few
years since Mr.. Crabb started on what
| might be called shoestring basis on
| place between this city and Grantsdale,
but by economy and push he has raised
| a family and at the same time has
| ''heeled' himself SO that he is now ell
| abled to take this long and rather OK
pensive trip. Another instance of what
can be accomplished in the Bitter Root
valley with proper attention to bust
! ness
The big mill was shut down temporar
| lily yesterday, caused by a break in the
| machinery which will ne soon fixed.
| James A. Beavers and wife have sold
to Cynthia e. Smith thirty-seven one
| hundredths OF an acre of ground in
Grantsdale for $780,
! B. r. Strange and wife have sold to
Charles johnson 10 acres of land near
Corvallis for $3.50.
| Louis Peterson and wife have sold to
Boardman & Warner, the well-known
carpenters, lots l, and g. in the South
Side addition to Hamilton, for $500.
Mrs. Matte Burch. who was divorced
from her former husband, Joseph Kin
ney, at the June term of court here.
and who married Dick Burch of Grants
dale few days after, is now suing
for a legal separation from Richard,
alleging that Dick has repeatedly
beaten her She says in her complaint
that Burch is worth $4,000, and she
thinks she ought to be given half of
! that sum, $400 for attorney fees and S.
a month for her support while the case
is pending.
The Ravalli County Teachers insti-
tute will convene in the high school
building at Hamilton next Monday.tani
Superintendent Million is preparing Tor
the event. Superintendent Carleton and
| Professor Garrett win be here from
Helena and Professor Hamilton from
Missoula. Besides these well known
educators number of others interest,"
ed in the schools of the state md
county will be present.
w. B. Willis of st. Louis is guest
at the Ravalli hotel.
William P. jain is registered at the
Ravalli from milwaukee,.
| H. c. Monaghan of st. Paul is auto
graphed at the Ravalli.
G. f. Talmadge of the Northern Pa
cifc railway is stopping at the Ravalli.
George A. Cook, the travelling solicitor
for the Standard, came up on last
nights train from Missoula and will in
terview the people in the interest Of
the paper.
Quite a party came over from Butte
last night and registered at the Ravaili
| The party is composed of Miles Finlea
Lou Frank I. Morehouse, J. 0. Harmon.
j. D. McGregor, H. $. Taylor and ].
!! Roroge.
James Driscoll and H Burbridge of
Missoula are among the guests at the
Hamilton hotel.
George r. Fisk is visitor in town
and a guest at the Hamilton.
Former County Commissioner John +.
Hendricks will leave next Monday for a
long trip to his stamping grounds in
the East.
While mounting a cayuse last Mon
day, Superintendent Armstrong of the
mill department here caught his foot il
the stirrup as the animal SHE'D. Mr..
Armstrong was dragged a short dis
lance before being released by the
breaking of the stirrup strap. and sus-
tanned some painful but not serious
bruises.
A new butcher shop will shortly be
opened by F. H. Drinkenberg, which
will be under the management of Fred
Erb.
Mrs. Dillingham;. daughter and son.
| of Minor, N. D., who have been visit
, ing the daughter and sister, Mrs. J. NJ.
III Sow 1Nft fnfS
,, their home on Thursdays train. Mrs.
, Henderson went as far as Mssoula
, | with them.
,, Harry Nihart of Stevensville return
ed yesterday from a trip to the Big
! Hole country. where he had been with
a load of farm produce. He says that
while he sold his tomatoes and melons
pretty fair. the balance of the load did
not bring enough to make it paying
!, industry.
; Walter Pell the brush artist, return
ed Monday evening from three weeks
, trip to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
and various parts of Iowa.
Mrs. p. w. Fam is visiting her son
at Philipsburg.
DR.. Smith, who was practicing med-
cine here under permit, closed his
office last Monday and has gone to Spo-
kane. The state medical examining
, board met at Helena Tuesday, and it
was necessary to pass an examination
, and obtain cect.ficate to practice in
the state longer: hence the departure.
Pat Shannon and w. c. Fields came
in Tuesday from their placer mines in
the Clearwater country, not far from
Forest. Mont. They had good succ ses
with their claim this year and have all
sorts of money to show for it. Pat will
shortly leave for trip to Mineral Hill
, and the Shoup country.
DIR. C. G. Forest of this city has been
attending the meeting of the state board
of medical examiners at Helena this
week DR.. Forest is applying for d
certificate to practice.
One Deed Filed.
Missoula, Oct 1.-THE only <deed flee