The Western news., 1904-12-28

the penalty by serving an excellent
lunch in Lewis hall Thursday night.
) Register.
Interesting exercises were held by
the several grades of the Hamilton
) public schools last Friday. The hol-
iday vacation lasts but one week as
the schools will reopen next Monday.
) The W. NJ. H. s. of the Methodist
church at Corvallis, will serve dinner
and supper at Martins hall, Friday,
Dec. 30. Proceeds to 20 toward in
debtedness on parsonage. Every
body invited.
Senator E. A. johnson and family
and Representative-eIect j. Frank
] Cone will go to Helena Saturday aud
where they will spend the next two
months in attendance on the ninth
Legislative assembly.
Mrs. Richards, secretary of the
Royal Neighbors, on last Saturday
) handed Geo. Stuffel, the druggist, a
check for $1,000, the amount of in
surance carried by the late Mrs.
Stuffel in that order.
Taking effect next Sunday the Bit
} ter Root "ayer" will depart from Mis-
soula at $ in the afternoon and ar
rive in Hamilton at $50 P. M. No
change will be made in the morning
or outgoing schedule.
Manager H. H. Spaulding of the A.
9. NJ. Go. store at St. Regis spent
Christmas in Hamilton. He was ac-
companled home by Mrs Spaulding,
who has been the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs John Markle for several
weeks.
The Great Falls, Mont, Commer-
cial Club is planning fete to last
several days, including the Fourth of
July next, to celebrate the Centen-
nial of the Lewis and Clark Expe-
dition. The Lewis and Clark party
spent the fourth in 1905 near Great
Falls.
The following officers of Hamilton
Tent, Modern Maccabees, were duly
elected for the coming term: Past
} CON-, N. G. Whitney; Com. J. G..
Liebel; L. Com, J. P. Liebel; r. K,
j. X. Hill; chaplain, A. Biddescomb;
sergeant, Isaac Wylie; M. at A., Geo
Henderson; first NJ. of g., VIM B.
Liebel; second NJ. of g., Hugh MUIR
ray; sentinel, Harry Clark; picket,
j. Kleinoeder.
The Ravalli chapter of the Daugh-
ters Of the Revolution held their an
nual election at the home of Mrs. w.
W. McCrackin last week. The
election resulted as follows: Mrs. G..
NJ. Crutchfield, regent; Mrs. ]. E.
Burkhardt, vice regent; Miss Lizzie
Harlan, treasuree; Miss Helen Nc
Crackin, secretary and registrar; Mrs.
} W. II. Roberts, historian. The club
now has sixteen members The next
meeting will be held at the home of
! Mrs. J. G. Harlan the third Tuesday
in January.
The churches of the city will OBJ
serve the "Week of Prayer" the first
week IN January With union services
at the Presbyterian church, every
evening except Saturday evening.
The various pastors will lead the
meeting in alphabetica order as fol-
lows: Black, Burkhart, Kneeland,
Meek and Parnall. The topics will
be those suggested by the Evangel-
ical alliance for the United States as
follows: Monday, Jan. 2, 'The King
dom of God on Earth" Tuesday,
an. 3, ''Ths Visible Church IT
Christ" Wednesday, Jan. 4, "An
Peoples and Nations Thursday,
Jan. 5, "Misslons--Home and For
eign.' Friday, Jan. 6, "The Family
and the School,"
! Wednesday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stuart occurred
the marriage Of Benjamin F. Thrail-
kill Of Bonner and Miss Katherine
Reeves of Missoula. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. r. H. Sawyer
in the presence of large number of
friends and relatives. The bride is a
native of Kentucky, having made her
home in Bonner and Missoula for
number of years past. She is a
danRhter Of Judge George Willis
| Reeves Of Wvcliffo KontucLu Che