The Western news., 1905-09-20

am not prepared as yet to say which
is the best in this section. In other
parts OF the state it varies, some or
chards doing best while under oulti-
walton, others with clover straight and
others with change every year" Mr..
Fisher returned to Bozeman Saturday.
His work is of great interest to the
fruitgrowers of this section
M. Steinberg of Virginia MINI.
arrived Thursday and on Saturday
left for OYerwhich where he goes to
look after some mining interests. He
proposes to sink shaft on a promis-
ing quartz lead and to build a dam
across Overwhich creek to divert the
water to his placer ground.
The local lodges have elected F. L.
Burns as delegate to represent both
the subordinate lodge and cncamp
ment at the state convention of Odd
Fellows to be held in Anaconda Oct. II.
VIM. ombough was chosen as alter
nate by the subordinate lodge and f.
w. Waddell as alternate by the en-
campment.
Willie Bell, a Willow creek youth,
was arrested last week by Under
Sheriff Chaffin, charged with blowing
up sheep camp on Skalkaho last
spring and which resulted in the
serious injury of Charley Hainline.
Bell, in default of $500 bail was com
mtted to the county Jail, pending the
hearing which has been set for Sept.
25. Rewards aggregating 81, 200 have
been hung up for the arrest and con-
viction of the guilty party in this case.
F. Ellis, of Butte, has secured an
option on some quartz claims on Owl
creek, the property of Franklin Bros.
of Stevensville, and last Thursday ac-
L. Hooper, two Butte miners, left
Hamilton for the new district where
they go to do additional development
work on the property which already
presents an excellent showing. Mr.
Ellis proposes to install considera BILE
machinery and an air compressor,
drills and other tools have already
been forwarded from this point.
Rt. Rev. J. P. Carroll, bishop of the
diocese of Helena of the Roman Cath
olic church, spent last Sunday in
firmed at the morning service and in
the eve ming the bishop delivered an
able and eloquent sermon. While the
bishop W as here and at his instance
about $1,000, was wiped out. The
church edifice originally cost about
$4 400. The bishop also promised to
) assign resident priest to this parish
which heretofore has been mission
airy field, as soon as one can be Sc
cured. About so Catholic families ar,
resident in this field.
There is nothing that brings the re-
! sources of country so much to the for'
and does more to promote spirit o
o harmony among the people than goot
SoPSS
n tally gratifying to the eye of all goo'
citizens to go down the line of stool
exhibits, patting the sleek sides o
, W ell-fattened steers, noting the grunt
of satisfaction from the well-fed hog
' the good points of the admired Jerse
COW, and the cackle of the noisy chick
' en-. You pass them to the agriculture
hall where you see the big pumpkin
the freak potato, the wheat, barley
oats, corn, and all the other product
of the farm. Take look at the do
: m estic depar tment, where the heart O
so me good housewife is all bound u
perhaps in a jar of jelly, or a loaf O
bread, or crazy quilt. These are tn
thi ngs tn at give county fairs their hu
v man interest, and make them an in
i stituti on to be looked forward to wit
pleas urable anticipation. = Dawsol
;, County Review