The Philipsburg mail., 1897-03-12
HASNAKK NEWS NOTES.

A very successful and enjoyable sur
prise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs
b. j. McKenua on Thursday evening.
March 4th. The party Assem- bled at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. !. J. Hayden
and proceeded in body to the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. McKenna. the
newly married couple who thought that
they shad stolen march on their
friends by getting married secretly
The party knock for admittance
which of course was granted. Dancing
and singing was the enjoyment Of the
evening. The bride aud Will Hynes
entertained the guests with good old
fashioned Irish reel which both danced
as only the Iria, are able to do. The
singing by Mes srs Eli Davis, Burnie
Briggs and Will Hynes. with the aid
OF music by Tin, Hannifen, was superb.
The whole evening was round Of
pleasure for all present. Refreshments
were served at "a >easonable hour The
following ladies aud gentlemen partici
pated in the enjoyment: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jewett. ldr. and Mrs. J. J.
Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs. James McGin-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beckerleg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Firchau, Nessrs
P. Nall, James Doran. John Sullivan.
P. Sherey, j. d. Ross, A. " McDon-
aid. Tim Hannifen, Eli Davis. Will
Hynes. Edward Brannan. Harry Bus
sey. M. O'Donnell, Neal O'Donnell,
J. McGee. Will Stark Martin Murony,
Burnie Briggs, John Ward, Al Smitz-
ger, Miss Lizzie Murray, Miss Mamie
Orr, Miss Tessie Orr. Mrs Mary
Stortz. Miss Edith Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Mcbride, Miss Ethel Gray, Miss
Ada Nevling, and several more, but
your correspondent could not learn the
names of them. The enjoyment of the
evening was concluded by neat and
appropriate speech delivered by the
ever ready and able young gentleman,
Mr.. Burnie Briggs, to Mr.. and Mrs 3.
J. McKenna. which was loudly ap-
plaudej The guests then adjourned
to their homes conscious of having had
a most enjoyable timo.
And still any falsifier and disgraced
cast-oT Of society can find space in that
Safeguarding publication ON the alley.
especially when he wants to backeu
and assault the character of decent
citizens and noble union .uen.
The citizens of our camp would like
to have John "Ciown' give a lecture
on 1.-THE troubles of an ex-A. A. -
or on How easy it is to break an OBJ
legation.
Once more the management of the
Trout mine is in competent hands, Mr..
Patrick Boland having accepted the
superintendency of the same.
John Hickey, formerly foreman at
the James Patten mine. has accepted a
IL J~l,~
pany.
Hasmark is looking today like a min
ing camp on the free American contin-
ent, and your correspondent is proud
of it.
Harry LowDoy. president of the
Granite Miners Union, was IL visitor
in our camp last week.
Hanson Hill has been told that min
ing is not learned on ranch. How
strange!
1t is a very agreeable fact that the
undesirable element is leaving Has
mark.
Mrs. Rose Myers, of Butte. is visit
ing Mrs. Charles Jewett of this place.
Pat Bonner was here from Royal and
talked with many Of his old friends
Mrs. Con. Branral. of Granite, was
visiting friends here last Sunday.
Everybody is guessing who Hanson
Hill is, He is here, you bet
Yes. the female did faint when the
news reached her!
J. c. Duffy is down with a severe
cold.
Bur,ie smiles and says nothing!
Hanson Hill II.
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