The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1903-07-01
VICTOR NEWS,
special Correspondence to the Western N}w
Victor. June ID

Norman Newell Is confined to. bis.
bed with rheumatism. u
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Appoloonio Ave
been ir Helena for several days past.
l.. Cavey has returned to his work
after weeks lay off owing to sore
hand. 1
Mrs. Frank Wemple has sufficiently
recovered from her recent Illness to
be ont once more.
Mrs. w. E. Brearcliff returned Sat-
urday from weeks visit with Mis-
soula friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 2. Mcndel aud
A. y. Hill were shopping in Mis-
soula Saturday.
Mrs. Daugherty of Stevensville-
was the guest of H. 0. Shields and
wife several days last week.
j. P. Cleary has returned from
Wile's Springs where his rheumatism
was much benefited.
Miss May Card Of Florence was
the guest of Miss Maude Cloudy
several day s of last week
Mrs. }. E. Marvin and r. G. Will
liams who have been quite i'll for the
past week are now recovering.
Mrs. Jos. Spooner returned to Mis-
soula Saturday morning after a
weeks visit with her sons on the East
side.
j. Menard of Missoula put up a.
windmill for 9. T. Mendel on his
Etna ranch last week.
Mrs. Burch Swiggert and little
son of Corvallis are spending few;
days with Mrs. Swiggert's mother
Mrs. A. V. Vert
Mrs. g. W. Olds has returned from.
Helena where she has been under
medical treatment for the past two.
weeks.
Mr. Fred Beaulieu has purchased
the w. H. Buckridge cottage and
Mr.. Buckridge will leave in few
days with his family for their new,
home in northern Washington.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Prem
to, June, 25th a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Blair, June
24th, daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hickey.
June 10th, a daughter.
Preparations for the celebration or
'uly 4th are going steadily forward.
The girls band of Missoula has been
secured to furnish the music for the
day.
The Eighth Annual Convention of.
the Ravalli Co. Sunday School As
ISOLATION closed it's two days session
On Wednesday night. This conven-
ton was the best ever held in the
county Notwithstanding the fact that
some OF the program had to be
owing to unavoidable circum-
stances. The attendance was good
throughout, the interest and attend
lnce growing from session to session.
While the day sessions were par
lcularly interesting to Sunday school
workers., the evening meetings were
ntererting to all who attended.
'hlrty delegates out of town were
resent. Eleven schools were repre-
ented by delegates and two bv
rltten reports. We feel unusually
roud OF our County Association this
ear as it led the counties of the state
y its offering at the state conven-
on. AT the last session of the con.
9ntion local option committee com,
osed OF Reverends j. b. Parnell. J.
7. hickman, E. L. Mills, j. E.
urkhart and R. NJ. DUNCAN was ap-
olnted to arrange for mass meet.
g and conference in Hamilton in a
lort time, where further arrange.
ents will be made for pushing the
importance cause. The executive
was empowered to merge
le county association in district one
be composed OF. Missoula and Raval-
counties, should it seem advisable,
be following officers were elected:
resident, Rev. r. M. DUNCAN Of
amllton; vice presidents Miss Essie
hitesell, Stevensville; Mrs. B. J.
ond' Victor; Mrs. A. Price, Cor.
Ills; Mr.. Bird Hubbs, Hamilton;
lss Carrie Harlan, Como. Assist
It Sec'y, Olive Rennix, Hamilton