The Western news., 1904-10-26
VICTOR NEWS.

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acre farm to J. Hodge, of Butte. Mr..
Hodge will take possession in the
spring.
County Attorney W. P. Baker and
Wynne Roberts of Hamilton were in
our city Monday,
| Glib Strange will leave this week
for San Francisco to spend the winter,
and while away will attend the Heads
Business College.
Mrs. Chas. Craig and children of
Hamilton visited Mrs. ]. Gavin the
past week.
F. Augustus Heinze is billed to
speak in Victor Saturday, Oct. %, at
Bpm.
Wedding bells rang in Victor Sun
day. Mr.. Daniel Dwyer and Miss Ivy
East we're united in marriage at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John East, Rev. Morton of Carl
ton performing the sacred rites. The
ceremony took place in the presence of
the immediate relatives of the con-
tracing parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer
were the recipients of numerous pres
ents. We extend sincere we'll wishes.
J. P. Cleary was Missoula visitor
Monday.
J. w. Hickman was passenger on
Mondays train.
Rev. Geo. B. Spaulding will hold
services at the Victor Presbyterian
church Oct. 80 at Z. 80 p. m. The
subject of the address will be the "Si-
lent Citizenship of Youth" Young
people are especially invited.
Tom Patty received box of persim-
mons direct from Arkansas Monday.
Tom felt happy and made others feel
the same.
!. VIM. Cramer is reported better and
is soon expected home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird East have re-
turned and will spend the winter in
Victor.
Mrs. Goudy, who has been visiting
her daughter for the past few days
! returned Monday to her home.
Tom Patty will leave Tuesday fo,
the Worlds Fair at St Louis, afte,
which he will join Mrs. Patty, who is
visiting in Arkansas.
, The speeches that Lindsay ant
C arter were ito deliver here Saturday
, did not ,naterialize.
c. White and family were Missoul;
: visitors Saturday.
> News reaches us of the dissolution o.
partnership inithe firm Of Harper &
Baird, Mr.. Harper having retired.
Mr.. Baird will conduct the business
hereafter.
]. F. Bourough of Stevensville was
in town last Wednesday transacting
business.
Mrs. Goudy and daughter Miss
Maud came over from Schley last
week to visit a few days with Mrs.
H. Gates.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Tholl,
Wedne sday, Oct. 10. an 11A pound
boy.
Candidates of both parties were
thicker than bees in town last Friday
and Saturday.
Pat Deneeu is right after the other
"a nd id a tee for Shor;H Dat s.a.~.. 4,
be cam ping on their trail. They had
better look out!
Joe. Dent was a Missoula visitor
last Wednesday.
Those who attended the dance at
Steve ensville Thursday night from
here were Fred Gates, DR.. p. S. Rem
nick, Chas. johnson, Ben Rowe, Miss
es Odelia Daigle, Agnes and Elsie
Strange,
Frank Lockwood, VIM. Cook and
Geo. Reese were looking for votes here
last Thursday.
Chas. Johnson of the firm al
Joh hnson & Babbit took a carload
of hogs to Missoula last week.
The furniture for the Dent Hotel is
arriving every day.
Robert p. Mclaughlin, democratic
candidate for clerk of the court, was
10 oking up votes here Tuesday and
W ednesday of last week.
Harvey Carter, the next county
treasurer. was looking for the few
stragglers around Victor last week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harlaud
'Fnlkerson. Tuesday, Oct. 18, a girl.