Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-23
HAMILTON NEWS
Hamilton, September %, 1899.

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Hamilton, September %, 1899.
Rev. Frank Grim, who has been pas
tor of the Christian church at this place
for the past two years, will preach his
final sermon and close his pastorate here
on Sunday. Mr.. Grim's pastorate here
has been very successful in every re-
spect and the members of his church II
congregation greatly regret his depar-
ture. He will leave in a short time for
the jubilee convention of the Christian
church in Cincinnati, after which he will
take a course Of study at the Chicago
university.
It has been definitely arranged for the
delegates of the irrigation ongress to
visit Hamilton on a special train on Wed
nesday. The train will arrive in the
morning and the delegates will be con-
veyed over the stock farm. where they
will receive object lessons of farming by
irrigation as carried on in this section.
The Ravalli Abstract company has
lately received from the Bucher EngraN-
ing company of Columbus. Ohio, thirty
five half tone cuts of scenes in the Bitter
Root valley which they will use in their
booklet, which is to be issued immedi-
ately and which will be descriptive of the
valley n it's u u
A deed conveying lots II and II. block
2 of the town of Hamilton from lee
June and Ling Yep. by Lee Luck. their
agent and attorney. to Lee Dom of Gran
lite county, was filed yesterday with 'th9
clerk and recorder.
Mrs. William Strange of Victor, VIII
has ben very i'll for some time and who
was taken to the hospital in Missoula a
few days ago. is reported very low and
fears are entertained that she will not
recover
Cooks Business College opens on Mon
| day, Oct. 2, with prospects of a largely
increased attendance. About forty pupils
from different parts of the valley have
signified their intentions to be present.
Nearly every morning the sound of
shooting in the vicinity of the big mill
pond fills the air and hat
the duck hunter is abroad bright and
early, and he bags considerable game. too.
Miss Maud Lockwood returned Wed
nesday evening from an extended visit
with friends in Fort Benton. Her brother
Frank went to Missoula to meet her.
The souvenir of the Irrigation Congress
issued by Messrs. Wagner and Sevigne
from the office of the Missoulian, ap-
peared in Hamilton last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Eagleson will occu-
py the McGrath residence on Fourtf
street, during the absence of DR.. and Mrs
McGrath in New York.
The petition of the public administrato
- ,ol1 tho >nronral rnyprt nf A MIDWAY
Nelson, deceased, was granted at the re-
cent term of court. $50.
Mr.. John Summers and Henry Grove,
were appointed by the city councili re
Gently to represent Hamilton at the1 Ir.
rigation Congress-. 80
Attorney r. A. O'Hara was appointed
administrators Of the estate Of Fritz All
rem, deceased, by h district court OF
Tuesday.
Hon. w. p. Harlan has been appointed
a delegate to the Irrigation Congress b,
the Ravalli County Fair and Racing as
ISOLATION. -
Rev. George Stewart came up fr{il
Missoula last night and will hold resula
services at the Episcopal church on sun
day next.
Under Sheriff Bishop. A. e. Shapf@
and F. M. Lockwood are taking a Week
hunting and fishing trip on the IVES
Fork. .
"a Breezy Time" was presented to
air audience at the opera house Las
night.
John mckinley of Burnt Fork, we
tr@ausacting business in the city yestei
day.
Winn Roberts has bought and is shil
ping q carload of Duchess apples.