Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-31
HAMILTON NEWS

HAMILTON news
Hamilton, July IS. 1899.
Mss Addie Ha-.a. IS visiting friends IN
Victor this week. e
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell returned las.
evening from : trip 70 Anaconda.
TIE hail given by the Woodmen of
America las: night was well attended.
Miss Kate Taylor has accepted a posi-
ton in the dry goods department Of the
4. c. NJ. Co.'S store.
Forest Superintendent: J. s. Weber is
visiting the stations Of the rangers in the
upper part Of the reserve.
Misses Bell and Wi,hein,ina Martin left
yesterday morning for Spokane. where
they VIII reside II the future.
Miss Alice McMurphy will so to Deer
Lodge and Bozenan next week for a
visit with relatives and friends.
President Sanders Of the State Normal
school at Dillon has been q visitor in The
city during the last few days.
The case Of JEFF Simpkins, on trial be-
fore Justice Fitzgerald yesterday, was
dismissed for want Of sufficient evidence.
Mrs. w. Ladd. wife Of Ticket Ascent
Ladd. has been seriously IL during the
last two days. but IS better a. las. reports.
DR.. W. r. Fox. recently from Wardner.
Idaho. was in the city yesterday looking
over the place. with a View Of locating
here.
Bruce Wells. recently employed on the
Republican. has cor to MisSou,a and
taken a position on the Democras-Mes-
Ralph Goff is very i'll at the home Of
Benton GoS. nea~ Corvallis. and grave
fears are entertained that he will not re-
cover.
Among the new guests registered at the
Ravalii are: George Batcheider. Denver:
A. j. Sayre. ST. Paul: George w. Collins.
Portland.
For drunken and oisorderly conduct.
John Muffin was tried before Justice
Morris yesterday. found guilty and re-
ceived a light fine.
The members of the congregation of the
Christian church are rejoicing in the fact
that the last dollar of church indebted
ness has been raised.
Manager d. j. Donahoe left yesterday
morning for eastern cities. where he will
purchase large supplies of goods for the
fall and winter trade
Mrs. Allison Remkeh recently sold her
undivided half interest in her farm prop
erty, north of the city. to her partner.
Mr.. Frank H. Drinkenberg.
Rev. O.. P. Rider has accepted the pas
torate of the Presbyterian church at
Fergus Falls. Minn..and will so to his new
field of ahor the coming week.
Frank D~inrkenberg recently sold an
acre of ground in Riverview addition t.
]. J. Moore. and will Immediately erect q
comfortable cottage thereon for him.
Mr.. Benjamin Smalling and Miss Ida
Brown were united in marriage at the
home of the bride in this city on Wednes-
day evening. Rev. Martin officiating.
The Office of clerk and recorder has re-
Gently been crowded with work. On
Thursday the fees for recording instru-
ments received amounted to over $40.
Mr.. Harry Pell, son of w. \. Pell. has
just returned from an extended visit east
and brought with him his bride. formeri,
Miss Florence l.. Burch of Davenport
Iowa.
The father and uncle of Assessor J. J
Watts will arrive from Rogersville. Mo.
next Monday and accompany NJ. Watts
and party on an extended trip to tn,
National park.
f. Q. Peppard of Missoula. who has tn,
contract for the construction of a bridg,
across the river at this place. will com.
mence the construction of a temporar,
bridge on or about August /,
Arrangements are being made for
grand picnic celebration at Lake Com,
tomorrow and or Sunday. y large crow,
from Hamilton and other points in tn,
valley will be present to enjoy the festiv
occasion.
Miss Grace Anderson of Stevensville
and Miss Mcleod of Missoula came up o,
last evenings train. and are the guest
of Mrs. Robert Harper. Today they vii
go to Lake Como to enjoy the celehratio,
there.
Rev. ]. A. Martin and p. w. Hayne
left yesterday morning for Butte an,
other points of interest in he's state. TIL
reverend gentlemen will be absent from
their charges until after the annual con
next month.