The Western news., 1904-10-19

Jolly automobile party who came up
from Missoula to attend the democrat
ic rally Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Randolph have
returned to the valley from a protract-
cd soJourn in Washington and Ore
gon. Their many friends in the Bit
ter Koot welcome them back.
The Lady Macabees of Hamilton
Hive went to Victor last Wednesday
and were royalty entertained by the
Lazy Macabees of that hive, the de-
licious lunch they served being much
enjoyed by all.
/ Hon. Thomas Henry Carter, per-
petual candidate for The United States
senate,and Hon. VIM. Lindsay, repub-
lican nominee for governor, will ad-
dress the people of Hamilton next
Saturday night.
F. Augustus Heinze started yester-
day at Miles City on stumping tour
of the state. He is advocating the
election Of the straight democratic
, ticket. He will speak in Hamilton,
: Saturday evening, October %. Don't
. fail to hear him!
Dee Bean was taken to Missoula by
his parents this morning, where
. he will receive medical treatment by
Dr. S. w. Minshall. Mr.. Bean has
taken suite of rooms on Higgins
! avenue, and all the members of the
, family will spend much of their time
in Missoula for awhile.
) "A chair that once belonged to Faith
, er Ravalli was received at the state
; historical library yesterday, along
; with the first millstones ever used in
J Montana. The interesting relics Of
5 early days were sent to the library by
Z Father Van Carp, of Hamilton, and
s Father Palladino Of Observation-Disclosures
{ independent.
Rev.lL. L. Kneeland, the new pas
{ tor OF the Baptist church, and family,
arrived in Hamilton last week from
\ Ida ho Fall, Idaho and have taken> IN
their abode in the Chas. Price resi-
: dence in the Hart addition. Rev.
: eeland will hold services in the
> Baptist church of Hamilton on the
trst and third Sundays of each month
The grading along the line Of the
: Bitter Root extension has been COM
pleted and the contractors are now
}:busy laying steel. They expect to have
the track in readiness for operation
4 by Nov. 1,lat which time the logging
train will again be put on and some
( 100000 feet of logs will be hauled
\ to Hamilton in readiness for mex
4 spring.
II Miss Stella Meeser entertained ;
& party of young folks at her hom,
{ across the river, October I'd, in homo
Of her fifteenth birthday. The after
: noon was spent in playing variou
- games. dainty lunch was serve,
a and about O'Clock the young folk
departed, all reporting most 10y
able time. Those present we're: Nit
i Pennoyer, Rosa, Ida and Lena VOL
IL pert, Maggie, Alma, Gertie and Susi
y Downing, Anna and Lena Aichele
q. Olga Cooper, Mona and Mary Suther
land.
N J. c. Lalor, president of the Dal
H. Bank and Trust Co. of Butte, an
g. one OF the chief business agents 70
Mrs. Daily, returned to Butte yeste,
+ day after spending few days in Ham
:, 1lton on business connected with tn
: DAILY estate. When interviewed b.
The Western News reporter anent tn
reported sale of the Bitter Root Stoc1
IN Farm to w. A. Clark Jr., Mr.. Lalo
v emphatic ally remarked, "There'
st nothing to it. The property has no
le been placed on the market and no ne
gotiations for its sale are under wav
The sale rumor has been manufac
u, tured out of hot air, purely. No sir
"a there's nothing to it,