GEORGE W. HINCH, A PIONEER OF MONTANA, TAKEN BY DEATHCLASSIFIED DISPLAYVIRGINIA CITY. March/a. « .i.n « Ttfir%nAP3ii i i—a yp*.i ifcr v . 11 li »kWIA.r\f Rnhv nn«KPd AWAV R? hishomeOl TV511/V , UaoiTVl f» » *» % «» - in**i hrirfMr. Hinch cam? to Alderhie »\o in 1 PSA hf* wliu Ola panriii^ in «»•beingForn the farm^ccfutlv fAr q nnmhrr nf VPSTfIn 1383, in partnership with hison the Blackta:!, where theyi iarm rai.sed»lt;• loin whrn thev sold the111 A W iU| WUvm v a •• v. irtr A frerty ana purcna.ieo a iargp if the Centennial valley and con*a hrppH tV'orAutrhhmi hore-•J ill *•*1920, when they retired. Geor turned to Ruby, where he haj made his homei lt;!DfPMrs. Charity Taylor cf Ruby. theonly surviving member of the family. and the following niecei i .1. ■ «... i Tnoln. UllK* ondf itu i ay.VI Wi *v«4w.« . •Tavlor of Er-n.^ Char.*-' Taylor ofButte. William Taylor of Washing-• am niti tti« .l. nf * 'Hr' Cj*1 JllfiphIvi), Dill mill'll v/l /vUcl , r I 1of Idaho. Mrs. I*slle Gilman ofRuby, Mrs. Clyde W. Rann of Redding. Cal.. and Mrs Roy Gilman ofWalla Walla. Wa.sh. r ur*(T(l ces conjfrom the Ruby hail with Undir'a’icerO. J. OLson of Sheridan Jn i Interment was in fh*» Jam Iv. .argeA-* A VV A AAA vli v ^ 0.0 A « ft tiiv Alllltci #the Tavlo* jr.hoo' nnuv oem*i f pi*vSUITS' 0RCS56S- COATS ETCCLEANEDANtREPAIRED8UTTONS * ' 56AMEO-SEWFOPNE DOLLARNonmcHCLEANERS U TAILORSk*2-3506™*