The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-07-18
THINGS DOIN G AT
VICTOR
AN INTERESTING BUDGET OF
NEWS HAPPlNGS IN THE
LOWER VALLEY.

g. A. Hughes and family have NOV
ed from the Withers property to the
}. f.. Craddock residence, recently va
Gated by Mrs. J. NJ. Price.
Haying is now in full blast throus h.
out the valley, but hay hands are very
scarce. Hereabouts 50 is being offered.
Ed Hackett and w. Evans, who
started for the Clearwater country,
had to abandon their trip for few
days on account of high water in Big
creek. They will make another at
tempt the drst Of next week.
The registration book opened at
Prento's barber shop Monday, July 10.
liver Black was in charge of the
Victor Cash store during Monroe
Fuikerson's absence III Mssoula to
attend the marriage of his daughter,
Maud, Wednesday.
John Vandorn of Lothrop came in
on Fridays freight, being summoned
home on account of his mothers sick
ness. Mrs. Vandorn is seriously i'll
to survive.
VIM. Spooner was a passenger for
Missoula last Saturday morning.
J. L. Humble did business in Mis-
soula last Saturday.
H. c. Croft and wife took the flyer
tor Missoula Saturday morning.
Mrs, J. Nj. Price and two nieces bid
Victor farewell Saturday morning.
They will now make their home in
Missoula.
L. Lacourseun did business in Mis-
Scala the latter part of last week.
Oscar Mannis of Missoula spent
Sunday with friends here.
A small cave-in happened at the
Curlew mine last week which caused
the concentrator to close down for
few days. No one was hurt and every
thing is now running along smoothly.
H. S. Page of Hamilton was in town
intervie wing his friends last Wednes-
day.
DIR. p. S. Rennick's new residence is
in the hands of the painter this week
Carl Magni is doing the work.
Geo. Davis was a Missoula visitor
last Thursday.
DR.. Brethour of Hamilton was in
our city for short time last Thurs
day eve.
Mrs. Thomas Jones and family are
making preparations to leave here and
IN AXE Seattle their future home. Mrs.
ones is offering to dispose of her
household goods.
Mrs. l. Scott, formerly a resident
here, but now of Butte, came in on the
delayed freight last Friday to oversee
the moving of her household goods to
Butte. Mrs. Scott will be missed by
her neig hbors on the hill.
Mrs. b. F. Tudor, who suffered a
partial sun stroke last Wednesday, is
slowly recovering from its effect.
Prof. n. G. Young is over from
Butte visiting his wife and looking
after the farm for few days.
Mrs. Marion Spencer, formerly Miss
Marion Garrett of Idaho, is visiting
her father and brothers for short
time.
Wm. CASTILLO has just completed
new cottage on his farm southwest of
town.
Mittower & CASTILLO will start their
saw mill next Monday. They will
finish cutting near Woodside and then
move their mill north to more timber.
Jack Dykeman will be in charge of
the saw.
Mrs. Julius Conner, at the Ore Find
er mine, is quite sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. James Robb was in Stevens
vile last Wednesday visiting friends.
The early cherries are being gath
cred. The crop is good but are ripen-
ing fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West of the
east side were visiting friends in our
city last Wednesday,.
Have you registered yet? If not, re-
mem Der that this is the time every
body has to register this year. The
books are now open.
Dick Smothers and crew commenced
stacking hay at the Beckwith ranch
Monday.
Mrs. Julius Conner was taken to the