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Virginia City Commandary No I.
Knight Templars, Robert Vickers: J.
M. King, Virginia City Chapter No. l.
Royal Arch Masons, John M. King, E.
K. Robert Vickers, scribe; James B.
How, proxy for e. H. P; Montana
lodge No. 2, John NJ King. s. W.; G.
E. Gohn, ]. W.: James B. How, proxy
for w. M: Virginia Chapter No. 9,
Eastern Star. Lew l.. Galloway, worthy
patron: James B. How, proxy for
worthy matron: John NJ. King, proxy
for associate matron.
Misses Janette Rossiter and Carrie
Raymond of Sheridan visited friends in
Virginia the latter part of last week.
Miss Lotta Filing will leave the lat
ter part Of this week for San Diego,
California.
Miss Nina Bennett left for Aurora,
N. Y, Tuesday morning, where she
will resume her studies at Wells col
lege.
Miss Edith Evans of Ennis passed
through Virginia the first of the week
for Dillon. where she will attend the
state normal this winter.
Captain E. H. Trerise, manager of
the Letter mine at Leiterville, spent
several days in Virginia City this week.
Lewis Kiser of Blaine Springs was
in the city Wednesday.
Fred w. Allen made business trip
to Red Bluff and Norris the first of the
week.
Fred Huber, virginia's jeweler, visit
ed at Dillon Sunday.
Winthrop H. Herndon left for Inde-
pendence, Mo-, last Saturday, where
he expects to make his future home
H. l. Macy came up from Twin
Bridges Monday.
James McNulty, a former resident of
Virginia, returned from Butte a few
days ago.
Il
mining man of Pony, spent several
days visiting with friends at the coun-
ty seat this week.
Dick Watson of Butte was in the
city this week.
Henry Bennett of the Bank of Twin
Bridges, was in the city the first Of the
week.
w. H. Parker, who has spent the
summer in Virginia City, left Thursday
morning. Mr.. Parker expects to visit
Philadelphia and Denver before he re-
turns to this place.
Joseph Kellogg, a former resident of
Virginia, after an absence of several
months has returned.
Clerk of Court James G. Walker re-
turned the first of the week from Twin
Bridges, where he spent several days
last week attending the meeting of the
Southern Montana Fair and Racing as
sociaton.
Gil Wheat of Twin Bridges visited
several days at the county seat this
week.
State Senator w. A. Clark, County
Treasurer c. H. Buford, Under Sheriff
Charles Hill and Thomas Duncan,
cashier of the Filing State bank, con-
stituted hunting party who left for
the Henry's lake country the first of
the week in quest of big game.
Harry Warrington, who is known by
all the old timers of Madison county,
died in the insane asylum at Warm
Springs a short time ago. Mr.. Warm
ington was at one time mayor of Vir-
ginia City. He later conducted a gen.
eral merchandise store at this place for
several years. About two years ago he
was adjudged insane by a sanity COM
mission and since that time has been
in the asylum.
Edmond, the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Mousseau, died at their home
a few miles below town last Saturday.
A number of the ladies of Virginia
are rehearsing for a lady minstrel per-
formance which will probably take
in this city during teachers institute
week, which begins on Monday, Oc-
tober 16.
Fred Malone and James H. Powell
left on Monday for few days hunting
on the Upper Madison.
Charles and Albert Metzel were In the
city Wednesday from the Ruby valley.
J. j. Rosenberger of Sheridan was a
county seat visitor Monday. Mr.. Rosen-
berger is interested in a promising
mining property in the lower end of the
county.
Mrs. A. B. Kiser. accompanied by her
two daughters, was in the city from
the Madison valley Monday.
c. r. Davies arrived from Bozeman
last Sunday. Mr.. Davies is here for the
purpose of organizing band.
J. NJ. Seigfried and Gus Steffens, two
Virginia City boys who left this place
for the frozen gold fields of Alaska,
returned. They seem to be glad to
once again be residents of Montana and
will probably remain here for while.
Mr.. Steffens expects to return to the
Klondike next spring.
Sergeants Dawson and Richard Vick-
ers of Company D, who left for the
Philippines with the Montana troops
about a year ago. returned to Virginia
City Tuesday evening. The boys do
not consider soldier life In the far
away islands just what they, like many
others, anticipated it would be when
they left, and are glad to be home
again.
Mrs. A. Fisher and Mrs. Myers of
Pony visited friends in Virginia dur
ing the week.
Hon. Fred L. Gibson of the Alder
Gulch Times, visited Meadow creek
this week.
William E. Culver, prominent
ranchman and stock grower of the
Centennial valley visited Virginia City
Wednesday,
A H. Amsden of the Ruby valley was
a county seat visitor Tuesday.
Edward Adams of Melville, Mont,
visited Virginia the first of the week.
Mrs. 8. s. Patterson of Dillon and
Mrs. Fay of Williamsburg, Pa, visited
friends in Uirpipia Wednesday,
]. r. Gilleyden of New York city was
in citv SATURDAY.