The Philipsburg mail., 1888-04-26
JOSEPH 4. HYDE,
BANKER.
PHILIPSBURG,M MI.
Hammond Building,
home NEWS.

HOME NEWS.
Henry Jones visited Granite yesterday
Real estate is commencing to boon
again.
The train was three hcu-s late yester
day.
Tie rain has clothed the hills will
green.
@. E. Gable left for St. Louis thi:
morning.
Considerable building is going on al
Kirkrille.
Geo. II. Kidder, Of Georgetown, came
in on Monday.
Local fshermon report that tho trout
are biting nicely.
Fred Sherman, OF Black Pine, was in
towl last Tuesday.
G.. B. Ballard is building handsome
residence or Mob hill.
Vim Funk OF New Chicago was in
town Monday evening.
W. L. Brown and wife returned from
Deer Lodge las Thureday night.
Many OF our citizens are still in at
tendance on court at Deer Lodge.
Morse 4 Bradshaw have just received
a large consignment OF oats and feed.
Ed. Mngle Las ao'd his weighing
scalas to the Phi|:psburg sempGng mill.
James McDcnald went to Deer Loo ,e
Monday morning and returned yesterday.
Travel, induced by the betterinG OF
time on the railroad, ard also by the yea-
son. is increasing.
During tie absence of Miss Turner in
the east her place at the school will be
filled by Mrs. Sho,l.
Il. L. Rodgers has taken house On
Granite street wherein hs has installed
his mother and sister.
P. B. Conser, vel known on tho Hill,
returned Sunday afternoon after an alb
sence OF several months.
The weather turned cool yesterday
morning and the stoam woodsawing ma
chine made its appearance again.
Dunno !. Armstrong, late editor OF the
Missouian, has been adjudgcd insane
and taken to Warm Springs asylum.
A. f. Wilcox, Cnicaso;G ". D. Orput,
Boston; and A. d. Tantilott, San Fran
cisco, arc among the guests at Sparey's.
William Hammond brought in twenty
one well-broken horses of the range last
Monday night in preparation for the
boom
Morse & Bradshaw's steam sausage
machine is pounding way lnerrily these
days, being kept pretty constantly en-
plcyed
Choir practice will be held at Morse's
hall on Sunday afternoon after Sunday
school instead of CT Thursday evening as
heretofore
James Dolby, who IVES severely bitten
on the hand by dog last week is doing
we'll, rapidly regaining the use Of the In
jured member.
Miss Sadie Dawson intended visiting
the San Francisco mine yesterday, but
the weather proved uniavorabie and the
visit ives postponed
Arrangements have been made for the
holding OF the Episcopal church services
in Morse's hall always hcncetorth instead
OF at the schoolhouse.
Jack McGiil, Of Tower, has taken the
old storehonse of Caplioe & Smiths, op-
posite tho Grand restaurant, and will
open up Erst-class saloon.
NJ. G. Morrison and D. N. Mcdonald
have just purchased lot in block II Of
the Pardee 4 Mcdonald addition and
propose building immediately.
The ladies Of tbs Episcopal Donation
Society will meet at the residence Of Mrs.
Jas. K. Pardse, Saturday, May 5th 1T
three O'Clock in the afternoon.
Frank Roach and Peter Harrington
wore badly hurt BY the explosion OF a
box Of percussion caps in the St. Lsw-
rence mine, Butte, last Saturday.
Twice in succession this week the train
has arrived from Drummond nearly on
time, bringing with it the mail-not Of
tho day before, but OF the same day.
Ad Huffman, the Wholesale liquor
man, has found prospect on Franklin
mountain which he thinks OF purchasing.
He has some beautiful specimens OF ore
from it.
C.B. Horser 4 Co, have purchased tie
premises adjoining those of David Work
in West Philipsburg, including the large
two-story building erected thereon by
Jim Bullard.
It is claimed by our friend the Chronic
Kicker that the bad weather o: the last
dav or so was caused by the appearance