The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04
Charler Suiter, the architect, was in
own d1riner tho weak and has cnnnIndad

GhRrler Sulter, the archltect, was IN
town during the week and has concluded
that Philipsburg is good place to locate
in, IN consequence Of which decision he
will remain here permanently and to that
end has rented room in the opera house
building, where he may be found after
May Is, ready to begin work. Mr. Suiter
will undoubtedly do we'll here, as cur
people are beginning to realize that it is
cheap T to put building in the hands
Of an architect and have it done right
than to try to superintend the construc-
tlon themselves Everybody who has
ever built house knows what worry
and trouble is connected with it until it
is completed. This is all assumed by
the architect, and as it costs no more
money and a good building is assured
without any trouble, the balance is in
favor of having man who understands
that line taking charge of it.
David Simmons, registry agent, opened
his office in Sheriff Coles commodlous
quarters last Saturday afternoon, and
will keep the thing running until next
Monday. The hours for the first six
days are from l p. m. to 6; the last two
days, from 8 a. m. to p. M, and from 2
p. m. to 6, and from to 8 o'clock,
M king eight days in all for the enroll
ment of names. Everybody who has q
right to vote should be sure and get his
name on the list or he can't exercise the
right of suffrage at the polls on May 20,
the date of the town election.
The disagreeable weather has consid-
erably retarded progress in the laying
of the water mans during the past
week, though good showing has been
made. The water-or rather, part of it
has been turned into the old pipes, and
the town has plenty of water now, though
the old pipe burst at California and
Broadway and the supply had to be
turned off until the matter could be
remedied. Too much pressure was the
cause.
The memorial service of the Inaugural
ton of the first president of the United
States at the M. E. church Sunday
morning was we'll attended, the P. O. S.
of A. and G. A. R. being we'll repre-
sented. An able address was delivered
by Rev. G. w. Jenkins and music by an
unusually large choir. The church was
handsomely decorated with blooming
plants, flags and a large picture of the
father of our country, artistically draped
in the national colors.
Sheriff Coles Office now sports a hand,
some typewriter. We don't mean a
handsome Typewriter GIRL but machine.
This explanation is made because we
think it is right. We don't want to COM
promise he sheriff or any of his deputies,
because everybody knows what lot of
trouble the pretty typewriter girl has
made in many offices. We congratulate
our sheriff on selecting the machine.
Thomas Long will soon open light
hardware and tinware business in the
stand which will be vacated about the
Goth by the Phil1psburg Harness Manu-
featuring company, on lower Broadway.
Mr.. Long is an old, experienced hand in
the hardware and tinsmithing business
and consequently his new venture will
most likely be attended with success.
The Phillpsburg & Granite Lumber &
Fuel company haye placed an ertise-
ment in this issue of The MAIL. This is
a new firm in the lumber business, of
which Mcdonald & Morrison are at the
head. They intend to do good share
of the business in their line by keeping
first-class stock on hand and attending
strictly to business Read their ad.
Charles Suffer, the architect, will haye
on exhibition IN town in few days the
perspective Of the front of the Higgins
opera house and Masonic temple, to be
erected at Missoula. These will be hand
some buildings and the plans are truly
works OF art. Mr.. Suffers plans we're
accepted after competition with most all
the architects in the state.
The services at the Catholic church
attracted a large attendance last Sun
day, representatives of about all denomi-
nations in town being present The
choir from the Catholic church in Gran
ite was present and rendered some ex-
cellent church music. The evening
services were also largely attended.
ICE CREAM A. the parors nnd Gf fNa;5 Msf-
Anderson building, lower Broadway. Delicious
ice cream in various favors. Open every even