The Western news., 1904-08-03

were up from Victor Yesterday While
here they secured apple boxes for a
spiehaid crop of apples which are most
ly winter varieties and which they ex-
pect to store away until next spring.
Mr.. ana Mrs Hugh DAILY; Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. Myles
Kelly and Miss Romhold of Anaconda
formed merry party who left Hamil-
ton Friday for Medicine Spring where
! they go to enjoy their sumner outing
Mrs. Ethel Leonard of Darby has
been granted a decree of divorce
from her husband, Charles Leonard,
in the district court at Anaconda. In
her complaint she alleged that her
husband treated her in a cruel man.
ner.
Martin Croghan of Camas was ar
rested Monday by Constable Stock
man on complaint of G. w. Ward, ac-
cused of wrongfully diverting water.
Croghan plead gully to the charge and
was fined SIS and costs by Justice
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. O'Hara arrived
home Monday evening from tour of
the Yellowstone National Park. The
weather was favorable and they en-
joyed the trip very much and come
back enthusiastic over the wonders of
the park.
Mrs. McMurry Of Hamilton was
visitor to Missoula Saturday looking
up cation for herself and family
Shesintends to move to Mlssoula dur
ing the early fall months to take ad-
vantage of the Garden City's school
facilities.
Corvallis defeated Hamilton in
game Of ball on the home grounds
last Sunday by a score of Is to 2.
Warren and Corrigan for Hamilton
and Wilkerson and Humble for Cor
wallis composed tne batteries. The
Hamilton boys have challenged their
opponents to play for $50 side and
game will probably be arranged for
Sunday Aug 10.
Part Of the load of Bitter Root
freight Friday was composed of two
car loads Of thoroughbred Ramboulette
rams for May Bros, the sheepmen of
Stevensville. The animals had been
purchased in the eastern part of the
state and are most desirable lot for
breeding purposes. They have a
larger frame than the merino and are
exceptionally good shearers. some of
the two-year-olds in the bunch having
a record of over forty pounds of wool
this season.
W. X. Waugh is IN receipt of tele-
grams from w. E. Carlin and A. LA.
Himmelwright of New York request
him to have everything in readiness to
guide them on prospecting and hunt.
ing trip by August Is, when they ex-
pect to leave Hamilton. Carhn and
were members of the
ill-fated "Carlin party" that got snow
bound in the Clearwater several wears
ago. David Overturf will attend Mr.,
Waugh's janitorial duties at the court
house during his absence of six weeks
or two months.
Next week there will be a merry
party of young people leave Missoula
tor a tour through the Yello xstone
park, during which time all
OF the beauties of nature.s wonderland
will be visited. The plan is to ioin
the Dig excursion which will be run
from Butte on the ninth of August.
Among those who will be in the party
are the following: Misses Annie Ham
hond, Miss Mcleod, Miss Beckwith
Miss Fenwick, Mrs. Fenwick, Miss
Iotman of ST. Ignatius; Mess Boos
Pugslcy. d'Autremont and Hughes
The regular monthly meeting of the
own council was held Monday night.
me usual routine business was trans.
,ctcd after which an ordinance passed
he second reading which provides
NAT all persons conducting houses of