The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-11

The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. T..
Jacky have about recovered from the
chicken pox.
Philipsburg has taken on quite build
ing boom and great many people are
building or contemplating doing so.
Thomas Botscheider will soon erect
four-room house on the south end of his
property on California street for rental.
Owen Owens has removed his family
from the Flathead country to Kaslo, B.
G. What he is going to do is not known
yet.
A very enjoyable dance was given at
the Scott house, at the Bl-Metallic, last
Friday night at which large crowd had
pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spiro Gregovich and lit
tie child, of Granite, spent last Sunday
in the burg the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Modini
G. E. Space, who some weeks ago pur-
chased the Cartier property on Cali
fornla street, intends to erect in the near
future four cottages for rental.
Sundays bright and warm sunshine
was the cause of large number availing
themselves Of the opportunity and taking
walk. The roads were too rough for
riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hammond returned
home Sunday evening, after spending
several weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives in Deer Lodge, Anaconda, and
other cities. a~..
DR.. Brown has received letter from
George Meyer, who is still at his old
home in Highland Falls, New York. He
expects to leave for Phil1psburg about
the first of June.
Mr.. Browning, father Of Henry Brown
ing, has gone to Mineral Point, Wis, on
visit. He will remain until fall, and
on his return will bring with him a
daughter on visit.
Duncan McRae is contemplating the
erection of a row Of residences on San
some street, north Of Granite. Dune.
will have no trouble to rent them if the
present demand keeps up.
A Philipsburg lady writes: "A robin
attempted to sing sweet little lay about
spring, but ere he had uttered note an
infantile blizzard contracted his gizzard
and the melody froze in his throat"
Joe D. Carleton departed Monday
morning for South Africa. He will meet
Jack Hartwell in Onita, Iowa, and they
both will proceed to the land of gold and
wild beasts. May success attend them.
Steve Severson lost his overcoat on the
night of the firemen's dance. OF course
it was taken by mistake as there was no
other exchanged, and Steve would be
thankful if the party who appropriated
it would leave the same some place where
he could get it.
Boyd Bros. are contemplating the
erection of nice two-story brick build
ing on the lot next to their livery stable.
It will be l7x5O feet and will add much
to the appearance of Broadway. 1t is
already rented, and the applicant has
paid three months rent in advance.
This is contribution from little
girl in town who happened out at the
baseball park last Sunday afternoon and
witnessed the breaking OF board, about
four feet long, upon which was seated
three young ladies and four gentlemen
This IS the way she tells it: "On Sun
day aft. in the bright sunshine, listen to
my woe of tail; three little maids, with
their partners too, sat on a. board that
was rotten with dew, boo hoo! boo hoo
The board was thin and one maid went
in with tremendous whack that neal
broke her back, and this is the end OF
our woe of tail about the girl with the
lavender VEIL" The lady that fell the
hardest evidently wore lavender veil.
Whips, lashes and sticks for all kinds
of driving may be found at the Philips
burg Harness Manufacturing Co.
Car Minnesota Extra (Mandan) -four
SO cash per hundred, for one week, tx
introduce the -four, at G. A. WILSON'S.
The promptness and certainty of it,
cures have made Chamberlain's. Cougl
Remedy famous. 1t is intended especial
ly for coughs, colds, Group and whoopins
coughs, and is the most effectual remed,
known for these diseases. Mr.. Q. B. Main
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Remedy. I warrant every bottle ant
have never heard of one failing to CIV
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