The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-30
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS.

Hamilton, June 29.-W. M. TWohy,
manager of the water department of
the A. c. M. Co., came in on the Cop
per City limited last night and is a
guest at the Ravalli. He will spend
few days in the city.
Matt Wheley and sister Annie We're
visitors in Hamilton from just below
Stevensville yesterday afternoon.
A deed has been filed from w. A.
Brown to the A. C. M. Co. for 5A acres
in section "a, township 5, range 81; con-
sideration $500.
Robert r. Keyes has sold to Nancy
E. McNeese 80 acres on the west side,
three miles north of Hamilton, for ST.
200.
A deed was filed yesterday from, II.
M. Morris to Robert McVey, conveying
the northwest quarter and the west
half of the northeast quarter of section
4, township 8, range IS, for considera-
ton of $1,000.
The Bitter Root orchard company
has sold to D. r. Beck of Missoula five
acres in the orchard for 1910.
Fred C. Kingsley and wife have sold
to William J. Duffy so acres near Flor
ence for 81 $50.
last night to meet c. NJ Crutchfield in
regard to a right of way for a ditch
through the Brown ranch, recently
come into Mr.. Yerricks possession.
Charley Donovan of the Southern
will leave Immediately after the Fourth
for Emily, Mich, called there by the
illness of a brother.
A telephone message was received
from Deputy Sheriff Ewart, at Stevens
vile, yesterday afternoon, stating that
he could get no clue to the whereabouts
of Andrew Nelson, the Swede spoken of
yesterday as having been reported by
companion to have gone prospecting
and turned over his crop. Ewart added
that the circumstances certainly looked
very suspicious and advised that the
county attorney and the sheriff come
down. County Attorney Baker and the
sheriff went down on this mornings
train. There are liable to be some
startling disclosures in this case in the
near future.
The horse races for the Fourth at
Hamilton are beginning to fill, and
number of entries are already made.
They promise to be a big success.
Attorney Draffen is said to be billed
for an Grafton on the Fourth of July at
Lake Como.
Fred Edwards of Sula was in town
yesterday. He says cattle on the range
are looking fat and fine, the grass be-
ing excellent and abundant
Miss Pearl Albertson of this city is
visiting with friends in Stevensville and
rode down to that town on her wheel.
Miss BERTHE May of Stevensville has
been visiting friends in Missoula this
week.
o. M. Hanscomb, stenographer for
the mercantile department of the A. C.
M. Co. here, has rendered his resigna-
ton, to take effect within a few days,
and will start in about two weeks for
Baltimore, Md, where he will become
agent for the East Saginaw, Mich,
Lumber company. Mr.. Hanscomb has
many friends here who will regret his
departure.
Three bad boys about Is years of age,
named Roy Barbour, Ross Brown and
Lloyd Mcdonald, are under arrest here
for attempting to get away with key
of beer which was standing in front of
Nelson's warehouse yesterday Search
light BilP' Eastman was on hand as
usual and after a. pretty run took the
boys into camp. They are pretty bad
boys, two of them having been under
arrest twice before.
A good sized crowd was assembled
last night to look at the unique clock
which Jeweler Franz has constructed
under the idea of Manager Hechler
The clock has no machinery, the only
things to be seen being two hands and
dial. The hands are hung uncon-
nected with each other, can be swung
either way, one turned one way and
the other in an opposite direction, and
when released will gradually swing
back to the exact time of day. 1t is
mystery to the spectators.