The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-03-26

E. L. Holt has secured the contract
for sinking the new shaft for the Com
bination company.
There will be meeting of the mis- |
sionary committee at Rev. Chas. Quln-
ney's home on Saturday at p m.
%. b. O'Bannon, of Deer Lodge,
was attending business in the Granite
County court during the week past.
-sS2 is the total number Of voters
registered who may cast their ballots
in the municipal election April 9th.
-Murdock Murray, brother of Nor
man Murray, has arrived from North
Dakota, to make his home III Philips
burg.
Rev. Wm B. Coombe will deliver
patriotic sermon at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening at 30
o'clock.
The Needlecraft society will meet
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 2 30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. H.
Campbell
On complaint of Frank Johnson,
August Carlson was arrested and
placed in Jail last night on charge OF
disturbing the peace.
Warren w. Goodman, the new at
torney in Deer Lodge county. made his
first appearance in the Granite County
court one day this week.
DR. " G. English, the well known
phrenologist, is giving Il course
of lectures this week at Morse's hall
which are being well attended.
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G. +. Richards have been appointed
members of the Republican County
Central Committee to fill vacancies.
Mrs. G. A. Gilbert, widow of the
late G. A. Gilbert, intends to leave
shortly for the home of her parents in
Red Wing, Mimi, where it is her in
tentlOn to remain.
While shoeing a somewhat frac
tious horse last Tuesday the animal
kicked Frank Wilmington on his right
hand and though no bones We're broken
the bruise will disable him from work
| for some time.
Dave Crawford, the section fore
man on the Philipsburg and Drum
mond railroad, who has been confined
in the railroad hospital at Missoula for
several weeks, has about regained his
health and will soon return to his old
position.
Next week being holy week, there
will be services in st. Andrews Epis-
copal church as follows: Sunday, 80
D.. IN. &; Monday, II a. III. Tuesday,
I 80 p. m. Wednesday, II a. m. ];
Thursday. 7 80 p. m, and Good Fri
day at | ! a. III.
Nat Burt, of Drummond. brought
suit in Justice Miller's court this week
against John King to recover damages
and the possession of ranch near
Drummond A jury decided the case
in favor of the plaintiff and allowed
him SOL. SO damages.
"A reception and dancing party was
given in honor of Miss Josie Morton,
of Missoula, by Mrs Frank Durand
and Mrs. G. S. Stuart last Monday
evening, at the apartments of Mrs.
Durand. A large party OF invited
guests were present and the evening
was pleasantly spent.
james McGinnis, whose family
reside in South Philipsburg, met with
an accident at Bonita last night
whereby it is reported he will lose both
legs. Particulars Of the accident have
not yet reached this place and the only
information is telegram to his wife
which states he was run over by the
east bound passenger on the Northern
Pacific about O'Clock last night
Mrs. Tessie Weinstein returned
last Monday from the east after having
spent several weeks in New York City
and devoted personal attention to the
buying of dress goods and other stock
for the dry goods department. of the
Weinstein store Miss Alice Weinstein,
who accompanied her mother to New
York, will remain in that city until
about the 1st Of July taking musical
instructions.
-"Yank", the Chinaman, who until
recently was in the employ of Ed H.
Moore, at Quigley, arrived in town
this week and in telling of the attempt
made by several men in Quigley to
run him out of the camp, he says no
violence was used ana the men were
not stood off by Mr.. Moore and "a Win
chester rifle. When the men called at
Mr.. Moore's to make known their de-
sire to keep Cinnamon out of the camp
Mr.. Moore Informed them that
"Yank' had already gone, whereupon
the party Withdrew without further
investigation.