The Western news., 1902-09-03

terday, jury returned verdict in favor
of plaintiff in the sum of $47 and costs.
Carl Maitland went to Butte Sun
day morning to spent few days.
Miss Kittie See is filling the vacancy
in the company store during his alb
sence.
The Hamilton Flour Mill Co. has an
advertisement in another column of
this. paper. They are giving more
flour for the wheat per bushel than
ever before.
Frank Hoagland was taken to the
hospital in Missoula last week suppos.
ed to have an attack of typhoid fever
but feeling much better next day re-
turned home.
Mrs. John D. Ruff is in the city vis-
iting her friend, Mrs. c. M. Crutch-
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruff formerly
lived here but are now residing in
Philadelphia.
r. Lee Perkins has commenced the
erection of a cottage on fifth street.
The house when finished will be one
of the most convenient in town and
will contain six rooms.
Richard Southwick, who has been
visiting relatives in Hamilton for the
past three weeks, left Monday for his
home in Michigan. He will visit Yel-
lowstone park enroute.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gage and children, Miss May Robert
son, Miss Edna Chaplin and Bird
Hubbs returned Monday evening from
a pleasant trip up Skalkaho.
John F. Odell, of Anaconda, came
over Friday last in answer to a mes
sage announcing the serious illness of
his mother, Mrs, Isabel Odell. At
present writing Mrs. Odell is much
better.
Robert Moore, of Butler county, O.,
who has been selling vehicles in this
and Missoula counties all summer, left
with his family this morning for Ell
gin, Ill.,. where he has more lucrative
position.
Major John B. Catlin, of Missoula,
and E. A. Wetmore, of Helena, who
have been looking over the coal pros
poets on Coal Creek, returned to Mis-
soula this morning we'll pleased with
their trip.
]. A. Mckay, of the firm of Burns
& Mckay, proprietors of the Union
Saloon, has sold his interest to his
partner, VIM Burns. Mr.. Mckay
went to Butte Tuesday morning where
he has position.
Mrs. Frank Parmenter and son.
Ralph, left this morning for New York
City, where they will visit with Mrs.
Patsy McCue, formerly Miss Stella
Parmenter, of this city. Mrs. McCue
will return with them.
Mrs. S. p. Kaler left this morning
for her home in Indiana, after a visit
of several months in this city. Her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Schwier and
daughter accompanied the lady home,
where they will spend the autumn.
Mrs. W. T. Tyler entertained a
small party of ladies last Friday after
noon at her esidence on Fourth street
in honor of her mother, Mrs. John
Luck and her s,ster-in-lew, Mrs,
Harry Luck, of Nashville, Tenn.
The W. E. McMurry party returned
from their trip to the Clearwater coun-
try Sunday. A most enjoyable time
was had at hunting and fishing, and
aside from losing one pack horse which
fell from the steep trail, the trip was
very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerl Seton and Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Bemis, of New York
City, arrived here this week. They
went to Darby Tuesday where they
will outfit and complete preparations
for two months hunting trip in the
Clearwater country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Barcus return
ed last Thursday from a five weeks,
trip through the Yellowstone park via
of Butte and Anaconda, where they
visited friends. They report a most
enjoyable trip and are con mplatinp
going next year.
While there has been some talk of
the postponment of the stock sale at
the Woodside Creamery on account of
the serious illness Of Mrs. Mary Heff-
ron, the sale will go on just the same
as advertised, Sept. 10, at / O'Clock
sharp, Mrs. Heffron having sufficient
ly recovered to allow the same,-F. ].
Morris. Auctioneer