The Western news., 1907-07-31

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up river fishing. The logging train
is winning the reputation of being the
best fish train on the Northern Pacific
system.
Prof S. A. D. Hahn of the Helena
business college spent several days in
Hamilton last week. While here Prof
Hahn, through whose agency the
machine was purchased, instructed
Mrs. W. T. Tyler in the art of driving
the handsome new touring car.
c. F. Dallman, manager of the
Missoula nursery, accompanied by
Mrs. Dallman, have been spending
few days in the Bitter Root the past
week on a fishing trip, and also to get
a much needed rest from the hum and
din of the city in which they live
D. P. Mahoney of Wallace, Idaho,
who has large meat market at that
place, was in the Bitter Root last
week for the purpose of getting few
more of those fine beef cattle which
are raised here. He purchased sew
eral car loads from the Bitter Root
Stock Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. McRae, Q. E.
McRae and Miss Minnie Barley, who
have been in California for the past
three years, have returned to the Bit
ter Root valley and will make this
place their home again. They say
they are glad to be back here again,
and they will stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Russell, who are
spending the summer at Sleeping
Child springs, are visiting in Hamil-
ton for few days. Mr.. Russell says
the baths at that resort are great
thing for rheumatism, and that he is
just about cured from the severe
attack he suffered last spring.
Hugh Murray has filed suit in the
district court praying for review
of the proceedings in Justice w. S.
Jones' court in Corvallis township, of
a case wherein Donovan & Burns
were awarded judgment for SIS so
and costs against Mr.. Murray. R. A.
O'Hara is attorney for the plaintiff.
district court against the Bitter Root
District Irrigation company for dam
ages in the sum of $3.50. He alleges
that the defendant corporation has
trespa ssed on his premises, and has
cut up his roads, bitches, etc. C. S.
Wagner is attorney for the plaintiff
Cloudbursts wrought considerable
damage in several localities
in the valley Monday. The
\ Daily and Bitter Root District
Irrigation canals were badly cut and
4 filled in places and several ranches
along Ska1kaho and Sleeping Child
creeks were flooded with sand and
debris.
The people of Victor have deter
mined to appeal to the county COM
missioners for the erection of small
Jail in which TO incarcerate petty
;, offenders of the hoodlum element who
are given to the use of foul language
on the streets, greatly to the annoy
ance of women and decent citizens
generally.
+ d. L. Barry, of Helena, and FIVE
assistants, have been in the Bitter
Root the past week gathering the nee
essary information for a directory
soon to be published by r. L. Polk &
Co., of st. Paul. The directory will
contain all of the names of persons
who reside in Ravalli, Missoula and
Sanders counties.
Dan Arms, John w. Shyrock and
Mrs. Arms and Mrs. Shyrock. of Mis-
. soula, are spending their vacation
period in the Bitter Root above Darby
fishing and indulging in such sports
as usually go with an outing of that
kind. Since pitching camp they have
been joined by Ned Winstanley and
Lynde Catlin of Missoula.
Mrs. Jacob Golf died after brief
illness at her home in East Helena
July %. The funeral was held ol the
following Wednesday. Mrs. Goff was
90 years of age and a native of North
Carolina. She is survived by her
husband Jacob Golf, formerly of this
county and who has the sympathy of
many friends in his bereavement
n. +. Woods and Frank Warner re-
ceived their new automobiles the first
OF the week and are now able TO trave,
the country roads like expert chaffeur>
The Warner machine is a large two
seated auto of the R-o make. Tn.
Woods auto is smaller, and the owners
of both machines are deriving much
enjoyment from them .-Stevensville