The Western news., 1904-09-28
VICTOR NEWS.

NlON iNCWS.
Special Correspondence to the Western New g.
Victor, Sept. 27.-Lawreuce Grady
Of Missoula visited H. ]. St. John last
Tu .sday
D. H. Goudy, wife and daught ter,
Maud, came over from Schley Wednes.
day to visit few days with their,
daughter Mrs. Gates. doc" had to
return the next day but Mrs. Goudy
and Maud visited until Monday.
Mr.. Breulett of the Missoula Marble
Works was here last Friday on busi-
| ness CO injected with his firm.
Forest Croft, state stock inspector,
was in our town Friday on business.
Monroe Fulkerson was a Missoula
and Lothrop visitor last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Mattlick of Ka-
hoka, Mo-, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Fulton of Stevensville and Mr..
and Mrs. F.. Ewart of Victor. Mr..
Mattlick is looking over the valley
with the intention of locating here.
Last Sunday they were driven over
the Daily ranch. Mr.. Mattlick says
| that he had heard great deal about
the Bitter Root but had no idea that it
was half as fine country as it is.
County Attorney w. P. Baker was
in town last Tuesday on business.
Jim Higgins of Stevensville was in
our town on business last Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Fulton of Stevensville
visited her brother, Ewart last week.
Mrs. Arthur Herbert Of Florence
was up visiting her parents and her
sister, Miss Hattie Bond who has been
sick for some time.
Fred Beaubien and wife were Miss
oula visitors last Saturday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Luke John
son, Saturday, Sept. "a, a boy.
Mrs. Whit Flowers, who has been
very sick at Hamilton for the past two
weeks, is some better. Mr.. Flowers
says he expects to bring his wife home
some time this week.
James Hershey has finished his con-
tract of tapping Bear Creek lake for
l. Scott and others.
Rev. Geo. B. Spaulding will preach
| at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day Oct. l morning and evening. The
time OF the evening services will be
changed beginning next Sunday from
8 O'Clock to 7:3O.
Joe Williams, of st Louis, and Mr..
Rennick of Missoula are visiting DR..
Rem ick for few days.
"A social dance was given at the l.
Scott ranch last Saturday night,
Those present had most enjoyable
time.
Chas. Johnson and Homer Babbitt
have purchased the meat business of
J. +. Pearson and will conduct the
business at the old stand.
There is some talk of Victor's get
ting rural free delivery.
Wood and Mcleod shipped a car of
fat premium cattle to the Missoula
fair.
DIR. I. H. Hanbidge was Hamilton
visitor Monday.
Wiley Hickman went to Hamilton
M onday as member of the county
central committee.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John N.Y.
ers, Monday, Sept. 20, girl.
Marion Garnett of Wallace, Idaho,
is here visiting her father and broth
ers, who are engaged in the mining
business west of town.
Flanagan Bros. who have the con-
tract for dressing the lumber from
the Donlon mill have added another
planer to their plant. Their contract
will last about 18 months.
The fencing crew on the N. p. has
fenced as far as Woodside and expect
to finish the work this week. This is
a great benefit to the farmers along
the track as it will protect their stock.
Rev. Thomas Flowers is quite sick,
being confined to his bed much of the
time.
There will be a grand bali in Nc
Vey's new hall next Saturday night.
Joe Dent has procured permission
from the N. p. Ry. to lay a sidewalk
from the depot to his new hotel and
whi ch will be appreciated by the pub
lie in general.
Joe Dent went hunting last Sunday
and after long, hard days work shot
and baggeI musk rat. He has since