The Philipsburg mail., 1896-09-11

Just received full line of mems
woolen shirts at from 81 to 81. 80. @.
H. Barnett & Co.
For delicious drink Of ice cream
soda water, go to Charles Williams
confectionery store.
For a good smoke buy the BIZ
Metallic cigar, sold and manufactured
by A. j. McKenna.
"A Bowery Girl will be pre-
sented at the Mcdonald opera house
next Monday evening.
Born: In Parkerville. Mont.
Tuesday, Sept. s, 1896, to the wife of
VIM. FranZman. son.
Lost-A pair of light kid gloves, be-
tween the NJ E. church and depot.
Plase leave at this office.
The John Coyle, better known as
the Peter Coyle, tunnel, Hasmark, was
closed down Monday night.
The Macs Dona cigar is home
made brand and gives a nice smoke.
Try one at A. J. McKenna's.
100 pieces dinner sets at Frank
Wilson's for $l2 Complete line Of
hardware and stoves. Wilson block. u
Mrs. Mary Gird entertained a
number of friends Monday evening
Dancing was the principal pastime.
Dan Mcleod, Of Butte. brother OF
K. H. Mcleod. came over from the
Copper City Wednesday on visit
Snow fell to the depth Of five or six
inches in this section Tuesday and
the weather has been quite cold ever
since.
~, 1,rao IN
they rip; the best pants in the market !;
S1.25 to 3d. so a pair. G. Fl. Barnett
& Go.
For Sale: 500 shares of Sunrise
Mining and Milling company's stock !;
price very reasonable. Inquire at this
office.
The first-class Bi-Metallic cigar
manufactured by our local cigar manu-
facturer, A. j. McKenna, is now on
sale at his store.
Talking politics? Well, between
! discussions you might drop in at the
Crystal and get glass of their cool,
refreshing beer for DC.
j. f. Brazelton returned to Butte
Wednesday morning, after having
spent a day shaking hands with his
many friends in the burg.
4 R. D. McRae has rented the Nc
Donald house, near the depot. and will
reside in Philipsburg with his family
- during the coming winter.
4 If you want shot gun, powder.
s. shot caps, wads and loaded shells,
q either nitro or black powder. go to T,
" J. Wilson s hardware store.
Services will be held in the Phil
iDsburc Catholic church next Sunday
as follows: High mass at 10 80 a. N.
Sunday school at 2 80 p. m.
I. &C. H. Hand the mining engineer
of Butte, arrived in Philipsburg Tues
rs day on business connected with the
Eureka Placer Mining company.
le Lost-A gold watch and chain, be
tween n Noes and Ed DeCelles' resi-
s, dences. A suitable reward will be pai(
for it's return to the Hynes hotel Il
w Mrs. John G. Fahey and daughter
of Willow creek, were Philipsburg Wis
at itors last Saturday. The Misses Fahe,
will attend school here this winter.
J. The Ladies' Guild will give har
vest festival Sept. IS at the Brigad
=. hall. Hot supper from to s O'clocl
D. m. The pubic is cordially invited
in The weather IS somewhat coole
than usual, but the fact should be re
5. membered that beer is sold at the uni
form price of &c. a glass at the Crys
no tai. y
p. A. Fusz, of Granite county
Of who was a delegate to the Chicag
convention, is a prominent figure il
. the state convention .-Missoula Dem
VI Ocrat.
C H. Barnett & Co., Happy HON
I'll Clothiers, is the place to buy clothin
made to fit and fit to wear, at the yer
m lowest prices for good, guarantee
clothing.
is If you are in need of anything i
the way Of farming implements, etc.
II, remember that John A. Spencer wi
IA II exchange anything in that line fc
good horses.
he John A. Gravely and Miss Margs
ett ret Matthews, of Drummond, wei
married at the Kaiser house parlo1
ed last Thursday afternoon, Rev. W. T
nd Coombe officiating.
"A fine Happy Home suit, all WOO
Use at $3.50 to $l5. The best Oh eartl
all Every garment guaranteed to give pc
feet satisfaction Or money refunded
ps- G. H. Barnett & Co. \
cd Married: In Missoula, Mont
Thursday evening, Sept. 10, 1S9
YER Miss Josie Morton, of Missoula, al
on W. E. Moore, of Philipsburg, Rev.
H. Langley officiating.
wn Mrs. John Francis,a first t-class dres
on- maker, has opened dressmaking e
tablshment in the first house Oh Cal
;+- fornia street, where she is now pr
10y pared to do first class work. 31tf.
+ Miss Annie H. Price, Mi
&c Eleanor Ballard and Miss Ethel.
+ba 10 Caldwell came in on last Friday
'ho train from their homes in the eas
where they have been spending the v
10 cation with relatives.
"o' j. K. Baum, brakeman on t
Northern Pacific, left Wednesd
cry morning for Chicago. where he &C
y. to take a theological course, prepa1
tory to entering the ministry in
. Methodist church.
Will trade mowers, binders, and
Foo% ,ooobiparv Of all Eipf