The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1889-02-14
NEWS FROM DEER LODGE.
COLLECTION OF Items From Our
Regular COrresrondent.

DEER LODGE, February 13, 1889.
Rev. r. E. Dunlap left Monday morn
ing for Anaconda.
Seven male members were added to
the Good Templars' lodge Monday even
ing.
JEFF. Van Gundy left Helena for Boul-
der to organize an Order of the Iron
Hall there.
| Mrs. j. II. Duffy, of Butte, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Curn, landlady of the
City hotel.
Archie McPhail, landlord of the Valley
house, New Chicago, was up on business
a few days last week.
| DR.. Glass and Dr.Mee were both called
to attend little May Blessinger, of Pho
neer, who has the measles.
| Messrs. Lossl and Farley, of Pioneer,
| Mrs. Jones, of Elliston, Frank Barnes, of
the Burg, are among the out t-of-town v1si-
tors of late.
The Salvation Army coffee supper on
Saturday evening was a complete sue
cess, about 200 being present, and S25
was cleared by the army.
Thomas Moore. of Granite, brother of
Sheriff Moore, stopped over at Deer
Lodge recently on his way to Gregson
Springs for treatment for rheumatism.
The affairs of the Minnie Palmer min
ing company, old and new, seem shrovded
in mystery. Parties holding tho old
stock would like little light on the sub
ject.
A reward of s25 is offered by Capt.
Rees for the arrest Of the party who fired
a Chinese bomb IN the rear Of the Saliva
tion Army barracks on Sunday evening
last.
An alarm Of fire was sounded at II a.
m, Sunday, caused by slight fire from
the stove in the back part of Fl. Harris
saloon, which was extinguished without
the aid o: the fire department.
Mrs. John O'Neiil was too i'll to start
for Leayenwcrth, Kansas, last week, as
she intended, but hopes to be able to go
soon. She goes there for treatment. Her
daughter, Mrs. Pcvden, of Garrison, is
attending her.
st. Valentines day seemed to COM
mence the first of the month this year,
and it looks as if it might continue til
the last. The young folks think its nice
but the older ones are not SO sure. They
don't get that kind of valentine.
The first Sisterhood OF the Iron Hall
IN Montana was organized at Helena,
February 5, by Deputy Supreme Justice
Jeff. Van GIndy. A sisterhood branch
was recently organized in Watertown,
Mass, tho highest insurance being 5000;
sick benefits SIS per week.
W. B. Richardson is selling out his
stock OF jewelry, preparatory to leaving
for Chicago ILL.,, to engage in business in
that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
have made many friends during their
short sojourn in Deer Lodge, who regret
their departure.
Should judge there was something
radically wrong in the laying OF the pipes
with the water works in Deer
Lodge, as many people are unable to
obtain water from them and have had to |
all back on the old-fashioned pump or
veil for supply. 'Spring, gentle +;
pring" Will doubtless help solve the {
for time.
A short biographical sketch of Mrs. {
Fannie H. Sherman, of Deer Lodge, but
of Watertown, Mass, written by
Ter brother, A. +. Haynes, OF tho latter
lace, together with her portrait and
elections from her published poems, will !
ppear shortly in tho "Magazine of I
'oems," edited by G. W. Moulton, But
alo. New; York Unit. I