The Philipsburg mail., 1896-09-11

G. B. Rust's residence in Parkerville, !
where conveyances will be provided
for them.
Miss Hardin Bacon has arrived
with her up-to-date and fashionable
stock of millinery, which will be dis
played for sale at her parlors in the
Connolly building. next to Morse's
hall, Saturday Prices reasonable.
Ladies invited to call.
Samuel V. Bowman and Mrs.
Baxter, of Philipsburg, were marriel
on Wednesday, September 2, 1896, by
Rev. A. r. Mcintosh, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. The Mail
wishes them pleasant and prosperous
journey through life.
Died: In Pkilipsburg, Montana,
Tuesday evening, September 8. 1896,
Lille Toward, native of Grass Val
lev, California. aged 25 years. Death
was caused by paralysis. The remains
were inferred in the Philipsburg ceme-
terry Thursday afternoon.
Martin Seelos has purchased from
Nick Luchje the property adjoining
the Ringeling place. Mr.. Seelos has
contracted with P. H. Walsh, the
builder, for the erection of residence
and work on the foundation for the
same was commenced Monday.
Misses Lille Dooley, Agnes Doc
ley, Mary Mccarthy, John Vaughan.
Thomas L. Dooley, Hugh Kelly and
Thomas Mccarthy of Willow creek
formed jolly berrying party last Sun
day. They went up Harvey creek and
secured lots of Montana berries.
The Mail regrets that John Nor
onv did not get a hearing for the office
of secretary of state in the democratic
convention The fusion with the
| populists knocked him out. John has a
| host of friends in this section and
would have polled a big vote in Gran
ite county.
Mrs. r. S. McCoukey and Miss
Gussie Ballard drove over the range
from Philipsburg Sunday. After
spending several days viewing the
many interesting sights in this neigh
borhood they departed Thursday morn
ing by the same route for their homes
in the county seat.-Quigley Times.
Several years ago 1 was taken with
a severe attack of fluX. l was sick in
bed about ten days and could eat moth :
ing to relieve me until I used Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy which cured me and has been
a household remedy with us ever since.
!. G. NARROW, Decaturville, Mo. For
sale by NJ E. Doe & Co., druggists.
D N. Mcdonald has been ap-
pointed agent for Granite county for
the Improved Fire Lighter, manu-
featured by the Hazard Fire Lighter
Co.. of Seattle, Wash. 1t is most
convenient contrivance and is well
worth the so cents charged for it, 1t
does away with kindling of every de-
scription in starting wood or coal fires.
Haynes Palace Studio car will be
in Philipsburg Sept. 18th and 18th fol
two days only. Other engagements pre-
vent us from remaining longer. We
are better than ever prepared to dc
first-class work. Call at the car an(
inspect our samples. Ask to see oul
new platinO work. It has 10 equal
Don't forget the dates if you wan
first class photos
j. A. Halliday and ]. F. Picket
have formed a partnership unde
the name of the Free Coinage Roofns
Co., and are now prepared to attend tt
, all work in that line. They have re
, ceived contracts for the Barret &
Jacky and Cannon & Men building
and will doubtless add others to tn
list. They promise tirst-class work il
every instance and use the best of ma
teiral.
Walt Nebethal spent few days O
last week in Philipsubrg from Quilgey
; Walt has disposed of his barbe
, shop in the new town and came to tn
i burg for the purpose of procuring
: team in which to go to the BlaclfOC
country OH fishing and hunting eS
e pedition. Mr. and Mrs. John Nc
z Carthy. of Quigley, will accompan
him. 1t is the party's intention t
d spend five or six weeks out III tn
mountains.
n Prof. J. S. Clifford, principal {
, the Philipsburg schools, returned Sat
IL urday from Elwood, Ind, where h
II has been spending the vacation wit
relatives and friends The professo
j. states that there are lots Of goldbugs i
e Indiana, though he says there al
S thousands of silver men there also.
;. is pretty hard to determine the resu
in that state, though he thinks it wi
, go for Mckinley. Illinois, howeve
l. is pretty likely to be carried for Bryan
r The delegates from Deer Lode
|. and Granite counties held joint COZ
vention yesterday after noon for tt
purpose of naming a candidate for di
3 trict judge in the third judicial di
a trict. The candidates were Senat
: Mats of Anaconda and H. W. Ro
- gers of Philipsburg, resulting in
vote of % to 20 in favor of Matts. A
y though only a young attorney M
s Rodgers came near downing the wa
l. horse of Montana democracy .-Misso
C. liam.
The attention of school patrons
81 called to the following rule of t
~ board of school trustees: "Childr
5 who have never attended school a
~ are of lawful age shall enter or
d during the first six school days of Sc
tember and April of each school year
he It is necessary for the board to pass
ay above rule on account OF the limit
res number of teachers and to do just
a in gradatlon to those pupils who en-
he the school at the beginning of
school year. 1t is an injustice to h
in n grade or class of pupils for the bel
Is. fit of few who may wish to en-