The Philipsburg mail., 1894-05-24

There will be a special meeting Of the
fire company next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Miss Etfie Jenkins spent few days Of
this week on visit to her sister, Mrs. G.
S. Williams
Judge Brantly came over from Deer
Lodge Monday and convened court Tues
day morning.
Mrs. John Ell. Cole is spending this
week on visit to friends and relatives
at Anaconda and Deer Lodge.
Attorney Sharnlkow, Of Deer Lodge,
arrived in town this week on business
connected with his profession.
Dominick Mellan, Pat Healy, Dave
Hennessy and number of other valley
people were in town this week.
George Modin1 made business trip
oyer from Anaconda Monday evening
and returned day or two later.
Mrs, M. e. FL. Cannon departed for
Butte last Saturday morning where she
will remain some time with her husband.
County Attorney, w. B. Rodgers, Of
Deer Lodge, came in on Mondays train
to be in attendance at the district court
here.
j. G. Wahlen, the ieweler, packed up
his stock, etc, and will depart for San
Diego Cal, where he expects to go into
business and remain.
Miss Margaret I. Wolfe, principal of
the Granite public school, spent last
Saturday and Sunday on visit with Mrs
Eugene Smith in the burg.
Duncan McRae came over from Butte
yesterday to spend a few days. He, in
company with Henry King, will start a
produce stand IN Anaconda.
George Storrar had his hand caught
in a machine at the Bi-Metallic mill
Tuesday and it was badly crushed. DR..
Sigh attended the unfortunate man.
Miss Lottie Pizer is visiting friends
and relatives in Helena this week. She
will be present at the graduation Of her
cousin, Miss Sllverman, which takes
place this week.
Saturday nights source to be given
by Boyd & Westphal will be the last of
the season, and 1t IS expected that a
large number of young people will be
present to enjoy the occasion.
The board Of aldermen held special
meeting last Tuesday night and can
yassed the vote Of the recent town elec-
ton. The result will be found in an
article in another column of The MAIL.
In the police court last Saturday,
Police Magistrate Huffman fined Louise
Hornung $40 and costs and Matte Pal
mer $5 and costs for disturbance The
fines we're paid and the culprits dis
charged.
Charley Williams has started his pretty
soda fountain to work, and now dispenses
that delicious beverage at his place. He
will shortly add ice cream parlors to his
place which will be quite an acquisition
to the town.
Tom Long has been appointed agent
for the Cortright Metal Roofing Co., of
Philadelphia. This is something new in
the way of metal roofing,' and people con-
templating building should call at his
place and see samples
Sunday school at ST. Paul M. q.
church Sunday at 10 a. m. Memorial
service by the pastor, Rev. j. j. Nc
All1ster, at II a. m. Epworth League
meets at 7 p m. The general public is
cordially invited to attend.
Hanson Bros. haye purchased the musi-
cal stock of j. G. Wahlen and will run
that line in connection with their present
business. They have also been ap-
pointed the sole agents for the Lyon &
Healy Musical Co. of Chicago.
Tip" Caul came in Monday from the
Sunrise, where he has been at work lay
ing the stone foundation for the mill for
the company. The work has been COM
pleted and excavations are now being
made for the engine and boiler founda-
tions,
Services at the Presbyterian church
this week: Thursday evening at 1880
class of young people in catechism and
at 8 o'clock prayer and bible study.
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Sunday
school and service at 500 p. m. All are
cordially invited.
The following were a limited to full
citizenship in the district court during
the past week: M. S. Morrison, John d.
| Mcdonald Max Kraemer. IhOs. BrOphy.