Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
HAMILTON NEWS

HAMILTON NEWS|
Hamilton, July 26.-Mrs. Michael Con-
nell, who, with her five children, tears
week looking for her lost lord and mas
ter, has been we'll cared for by the char
liable people of the. city. Last week Mrs.
Connell claimed that her lost husband
was a member of the A. o. U. W.. and the
members of the lodge here raised her a
purse of SO. Later she went to the mill,
and the sympathetic, Woodworking mill
men were touched with her story and
contributed $3.50 toward her support.
The next day she visited the ranch with
like results, and now she wishes the oom-
n~lissioners to send her to Silver City.
Idaho, where she says she has a sister.
The trial of the Sheriff. boys. charged
with larceny, was concluded yesterday,
and the court found evidence sufticient to
hold Bunch and Albert to await theeac-
ton Of the district court. The evidence
showed that Albert had very little to do
with the larceny, and that Bunch, who
had been drinking excessively for severa
days previous, and on that particular day
had drank about two quarts of alcDtol
had killed a steer that belonged to,Mr.
DAILY.
Miss Myrtle Tuttle of Grantsdale and
Mr.. William Biles of Missoula were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents in Grantsdale last evening. Rev.
George Stewart of Missoula performed
the ceremony in a very impressive man
ner, in the presence of a large number OF
relatives and friends.
Assessor Watts and family, with a
large party Of friends from Hamilton and
other points in the valley, will make a
tour of the Yellowstone park the first of
next month. They will travel with teams,
camping out on the way, and are anticl-
pating a jolly time.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest of Nose Humble. who was charged
with entering the residence Of ex-Com-
missioner Weir at Corvallis with the in
tent to commit a felony. The officers have
been unable to locate Humble, and 1t is
probable that he has left the county.
The big Skalkaho irrigating ditch.
bringing water from far up Skalkaho
creek for the stock farm, will be complet-
ed next week, and will give the stock
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for irrigating purposes.
Rev, George Stewart will not hold SER
vices IN the Episcopal church here during
the next three weeks. In that interval he
will drive through the valley, calling
upon his various parishioners in the IN
terest of the church.
The huckleberry season is here, and the
! ,,eIo 0E tko mountain Si1nS w lnadEN
with his delicious fruit. Huckleberry
parties are the latest fad an! straw hats
sunbonnets and tin pals very much if
evidence.
Nels Peterson, who recently confessed
that he murdered Andrew Nelson nea1
S~tevensville, has admitted to his jaile,
that he had a partner IN the transac
ton, but stoutly refuses to divulge hi:
name. Z
: The miners on Hughes creek are re
joicing over the repai of the road be
, tween Darby and that point. This mai
route to Alta is again open, and mail will
hereafter go and come on schedule time
: Special Government Agent d. j. HAD
wick, and daughter, came up from Mis-
: soula last night, and will remain in tn
? city several days.
| c.. B. Spencer and several other Knight
of the grip are interviewing our mer
} chants and making large sales.
t The case of Jeff Simpkins, charged witt
= vagrancy, will be tired by a jury befor
: Justice Fitzgerald tomorrow. ,
5 Frank ]. Morris made proof in supper
r of his timber claim yesterday at the Mis-
!, soula lane office.
l The sheriff's office and Justice court
= have been crowded with business durin!
t the past week.
e Attorney j. K. Wood of M.ssoula trans
acted legal business in the city yesterday
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