The Western news., 1903-07-08
VICTOR NEWS.

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Victor, July 6.
F. A. Fero and Mr.. Webber we're
down from Hamilton Wedn esday
last.
L. J. Knapp of Missoula is rusti-
eating at the Curlew mine.
Miss Ruth Woodward, who has
been the guest of Miss Mabel Will
llams the past two weeks. will return
home tomorrow.
Mrs. 9. w. Bishop, of Missoula, is
the guest of Mrs. T. H. Hanbidge.
Mrs. J. F. Strahorn and little
daughter, of Spokane, are visiting
Miss Elsa Strange.
Mrs. J.J. Bond and Miss Nj. A.
Baker visited friends at Florence and
Stevensville last week.
Mrs. M. M. Humble returned last
Tuesday from Hamilton, somewhat
improved in hes!th.
Miss Maude johnson accompanied
w. H. Buckridge and family to Riv-
erside, Washington, Friday last.
Mrs. J. w. Hickman and children
are spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. RicKman in Stevens
uille.
Mrs. M. ]. Scribner is at Stone
Station visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Harris
Miss Ivy East returned to Carlton
Monday, after few days visit with
her parents.
Mrs. A. J. Treadway is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. J. ]. Calk-
ins of Iowa, whom che had not seen
for twentJ years.
Miss Alice Morris of Florence, who
has been the guest of A. N. Mittow or
fur several days, returned home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Carey spent Sat.
urday and Sundap with Hamilton
relatives, Mrs Ben Kress and Miss
May Geyer accompanied them home
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Cloudy and little daug-
ter, Tessie, came up from Florence
Friday for few days visit with D,
H. Goudy and family.
Mrs, o. R. Baker and Mrs. J.. w.
Wasson and children, of Stevensville,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ). M. Ap-
polonio this week.
f. D. Perry returned last week
from Riverside, Wash, where he has
been for some weeks. He will move
his family to Riverside in a short
time.
B. F. East, after an absence of two
months in the eastern part of the
state and Helena, returned home
Friday evening; but to the great sur
prise of his friends, he was not alone,
but brought home pretty yonng
bride.
Miss E. G.. Hill of Seattle, after a
few days visit with her brother, A.
d. Hill, left on Tuesday for New
York, where she will sail for Europe
to spend her summer vacation.
The DAILY show held forth here.
five nights of last week, and gave
very creditable performances the
first three nights. On Friday, the
last night, at the close of the perfor-
nance, an Elgin watch was given
to tbs most popular lady, Miss Maude
Cloudy being the fortunate one.
The lightning Saturday night kill
cd thirteen head of cattle on the Roll
ranch southwest of town. Five Of
them were the property of DR.. Han
bi.ige, seven belonged to Joe Dent,
while the other was owned by Mr..
Roll. It Is supposed that the light
ming was attracted by wire fence
near which the cattle were found.
The"glorious Fourth"has come and
gone, and business has again return
ed to its old channel. About fifteen
hundred people celebrated the day in
our town and everything passed off
nicely. The forenoon was spent in
Witnessing a well-played game of
ball between the first mines of Cor
Wallis and Victor, while in the after
noon a splendid address by Mr.. Har-
ry Parsons of the Garden City was
followed by the races and q second
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