The Western news., 1902-01-29
A meeting of the Hamilton Rod and

A meeting of the Hamilton Rod and
Gun Club is called for next Monday
evening at 7:3O O'Clock. All members
and those desiring to affiliate are ur-
gently invited to attend as it is pro
posed to take the necessary steps lock
ing to reorganization for the ensu-
ing year and also to organize for regu
lar shoots, etc.
The Victor Maccabees will give a
grand masquerade ball at Appolonio,
Waters, & Cos hall. Victor, on
Thursday evening Feb. IS. Music
will be furnished by Marks orchestra
of Missoula and first class supper
will be served. Tins will be social
event eagerly looked forward to by
the lovers Of the tcrps:chorean art
A Missoula paper states that Allen
E. Shappee. formerly Clerk OF the
Court for Ravalli county and who,
with his family, removed to Seattle
about year ago, has returned to Mis-
soula and having been offered a posi-
ton with the Northern Pacific Rail
way Company will be stationed some
where on the Rocky Mountain divi-
sion, probably in Missoula county.
positively cannot remain in Ham
ilton longer that Feb. ?. II you have
trouble with your eyes or have pains
in your head that you do not under
stand it will cost you nothing for
consultation or to have your eyes
tested. l will prove to you my ability
to give entire satisfaction in all my
work. All l ask is for you 10 call and
see for yourself. Truly yours,
DR.. w. A. INGALLS,, Eye specialist.
DR.. D. n. Reber and family returned
from Pony last Sunday evening and
have again taken up their residence
here. The doctor will shortly go to
New York City and take Il post grad
uate course in the leading college and
hospitals of the metropolis and Oh his
u Aldllillloi Will i0SuiIC lls,
medical practice here. The many
friends of DR.. Reber and family are
heartily welcoming them back TO Ham
ilton.
John w Popham of Corvallis il
chief promoter of a propose ed South
, ern dinner' to be given at the Harry
Sink Cafe on Feb. -. The menu vii
include all the delicacis that are dea
to the heart of the genuine southern
, been ordered: ten 'possuins; ten wilt
+ turkeys; four dozen partrid"es; tive
: dozen squirrels; two bushes of per
. simmons; 50 pounds of attl>b etc. etc
The general pubic Will be made wei
come at this spread, the prlee per plat
being placed within the reach of all
Miss Lena f. Flesher, "t Helena
died at the home Of w. i. Harlan
Como, last Saturday of acute nephr
tbs. The remains were shipped t,
Helena for interment yesterday, Mrs
HduHl, Sl9tSi. iNSioShl iti 49, Gill
accompanying. Miss Flesaer was ,,
years old and Il graduate Of lie stat
school for the deaf and dumb d
Boulder. For several months pas
she has made her home with HE fam
ily of W. 3. Harlan. She was Ell
gagged to marry Prof. Dewitt of til
Boulder institution. Her untimel,
death is mourned by wide circle o
friends.
DIR. A F. Longeway, OF Great Falls
secretary of the state board Of health
was in Steyensville and iiamileo
last week making Il personal examina
tion of the smallpox situation at Stew
ensville and comforting with the loca
board of health. He found that TIL
situation had been exaggerated o,
the outside and stated that ther
was no occasion for alarm and though
there was no danger of lie diseas
spreading with the present precautior
ary measures enforced. He found
we'll developed cases at Sievensvill
and all necessary precautions bein
taken.