The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1891-07-30
A Big Excursion.

Perhaps the largest and jolliest outi1
party that will camp on the banks
Rock Creek this season was that wh;o
: went out from here last Sunday mornin
consisting of twenty-five or thirty of O,
young people and the parents of some
them. At the early hour Sunday mor1
ing no little activity was noticeable in tn
preparation for the excursion, and shor
ly after 5 o'clock several conveyance
carrying the happy party and an endles
variety OF edibles were started on thei
way to the delightful camping plac
above the bridge on Rock Creek. Arri1
ing there shortly after 8 o'clock the
were welcomed to the camp of Messr:
John and Fred Opp. w. H. McWilliam
and VIM. Weinstein, and after enjoyin
a nice breakfast of fresh trout the pa1
tlclpants were soon scattered about il
the various rustic and romantic place
along the banks of the stream, Will
some engaged in the sportive pastime O
angling for the speckled beauties. A
noontime the entire party gathered
about an immense spread prepared b,
the ladies, and all enjoyed hearty meal
and after the evening meal, the cooking
part of which was done by the gentle
men, the larger portion of the part,
started on the homeward trip, regrettine
only that the day could not be length.
ened.
Those who composed the gay party
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Weinstein, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neu, Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Miller, Mrs. Phil Saun-
ders, Mrs. Eugene Smith. Miss Mary
Pizer, Miss Lottie Pizer, Miss Dora Kro-
ger, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Alice Vein
stein, Miss Sadie Dawson; Messrs. w. H.
McWilliams, Fred Opp, John Opp, J. w.
Opp, Maurice Mahoney, Walter Kroger.
Allan Gordon, F. J. Wilson, Frank D.
Brown, H. E. Boyd, Harry Weinstein.
Dave Pizer, Eddie Brown, Abe Vein
stein, N. H. and 10 X. Bryan and T. c..
Congdon.
Some of the above named gentlemen
Will continue camping at the same place
for another week, and will receive another
lot of visitors next Sunday.
ERICKsoN-CAMPBELL-In PhiIipsburg.
Montana, Thursday evening, July %.
1891, by Rev. G. w. Jenkins, Erick Erick
son and Miss Minnie Campbell.
The Campbell brothers residence. in
South Philipsburg, presented gay ap-
pearence last Thursday evening, where,
in response to the many invitations sent
out large number of friends assembled
to witness the wedding of Miss Campbell
and Mr.. Erickson. The wedding was
very pretty and simple one and shower
of congratulations followed the ceremony
which united the happy couple for life.
The presents were numerous and costly,
including the following list:
Nickel plated parlor lamp and carving
set, Steve Severson.
China fruit dish, Mrs. Kinnear.
Silver mounted fruit stand, F. Camn-
bell.
Organ from brides brothers, J. I. and
Frank Campbell.
Berry bowl and dishes, Misses Cora and
Efie Jenkins.
Handsome hanging parlor lamp, O. J.
Quivy.
Large SMYRNA rug, D. r. McRae and
J. Carmichael.
Solid silver knives and forks. William
nd Eva Williams.
Silver castor. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r BAL
ard.
Rocking chair, F. H. Coy.
Silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Lind {
uist '
Silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. I
'ennel
Silver pickle castor and fork. Miss f
'ottie Heine. t
Silver cake basket. Annie and Henry K
lyman. e
Silver sugar bowl, z. Bardwell. p
Gold lined silver tea set, Chas Boyd. Il
Pair silver napkin rings, Minnie Jose. o
Pair silver napkin rings and gold lined a
1t shell, 10 X. Bryan. O
SILVER sugar spoon and butter knife. ii
". Bullard. Il
Large sized bible, J. I. Campbell. 81
Linen table cloth and napkins, Louis al
haepel. p(
Hand painted picture scarf, Sunday tt
hool Glass; q,
Chinese silk banner, John Batv. 3(
Picture, Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins. w
handsome eight-day clock Mr.. and al
s c. F. Sherning. NJ
Nr. and Mrs. Erickson will take up M
m permanent residence in Black Pine. VII
ere Mr.. Erickson is employed by the yi'
animation company. The MAIL joins op
4 their multitn6e Of friends in ov+o,d tn