The Western news., 1906-02-14

! returned to their home in that place
Friday morning after spending few
weeks in Mssoula visiting relatives.
O. Nj .Gerer purchased a car load of
apples last week from parties between
Hamilton and Corvallis and will make
the shipment to Helena about Feb. Is.
Mrs. Henry Lowenberg left for
Butte last Monday where She goes to
visit with her sister Mrs. Jas. Camp
bell. She expects to be gone about
three weeks.
Attend the waffle supper and social
to be given by ST, Paul's guild at the
residence Of Mrs. Ed Smith. Tuesday,
February 27, from to 10 p. m. Price
Is cents. 163t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Fauds and son,
James w. Faulds of Stevensville left
last week for Los Angeles where they
will attend the meeting of the Press
/ Association.
H. G.. Davis of Darby left Thursday
the Webfoot country and sell territory
to salesman who wish to canvass for |
his patent gate
Chas. S. Wagner and W. P. Baker,
in behalf of their client, Horace w.
Harsell, have filed notice OF inten-
ton for a new trial in the case of Hor-
n McI
]. F. hlnger, who is connecte
with the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele.
/ phone company was in Hamilton on
Z Tuesday inspecting the cable, which
the Hnemen, working on the new ex-
Il change line, have just put up.
y w. G. Smith of Darby went to Great
Y Falls and Fort Burton on Friday,
4 where he will look up a market for his
N hay. Hay is said to be very scarce in
3 the cow counties and many of the
Il ranchers are shipping in corn to feed
u their cattle.
# church will serve IS cent supper on
III Washingtop's birthday Thursday,
"a February 22nd, at the home of Mrs.
n H. E. Jones, on South 3rd., street,
"A from FIVE to eight A cordial invita-
n ton is extended to all.
y S. w. Alexander, cashier in the Of
q flee of the Bitter Root Stock Farm
~ came up from Missoula on the freig hit
IS Thursday and returned on the same
train. Mrs. Alexander, who was TAX
en- to the Sisters hospital last week is
reported to be slightly better.
Chris Sandven has sold his laundry
~ to c. E, Hartley of Missoula, who will
take up the business in the near
: future. Mr.. Sandven will remain in
III Hamilton for some time spending the
lg greater part of the time on his timber
claim in the upper valley.
l. M. G.. Kern appeared before Justice
E F. J. Morries, Thursday, and pleaded
c. not guilty to the charge of assault il
the first degree. Mr. Kern was repre-
TX sented by Attorney Henry L. Myers
tn MATCH L Was SCI DIS llC udtS lOl liz
st hearing and bail was fixed at $500
which Mr.. Kern quickly furnished.
he Cass McFee of Darby was in Ham,
mt ilton on Tuesday, He has located hi:
ds wife, who eloped with G. L. Shool
some time ago. In California. Mr.
McFee expects to confer with Count,
re- Attor,au Ca1E;,S +op;rl,t aud wv n ell 10
~ he will force the couple to return t
III the Bitter Root or not is not knowu a
yet.
- Mr.. Robert Andrist left Monda
morning for Estdvan, Canada, wher
he will reside in the future. During
his residence in Hamilton Mr.. Andris
ay has made many warm friends among
as the people who greatly regret to Sc
er him leave Hamilton and hope he will
meet with great success in his nev
home.
ty A Jolly crowd of Hamilton's youn,
tn people drove to Corvallis Saturda'
night, where they were royalty enter
n tanned at the John Summers nome
Cards and dancing furnished thu
= evenings amusements. AT a late hou
delicious refreshments were served
after which the young people returned
to Hamilton.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Lockwood and of Mr.. George
Taylor and family will be pleased tC
learn that they have rented cottage
in San Deigo, California, and arr
there enjoying the finest of winters
Mr.. Taylor is greatly improved ant
the family will probably return to tn
Bitter Root in the spring.
The jury empaneled by Coronel