The Philipsburg mail., 1897-03-05

noon.
w. B. Rodgers. the attorney. came
over from Anaconda Monday on legal
| business, returning the following
morning.
| Frank Maxedon has gone to the
Diamond Hill property in Broadwater
county to accept "a position with that
company.
John N Kirk, Butte lawyer. is
here representing Wm johnson in his
case for dissolution of partnership with
F. F. Crimes
Miss Mary Smith, our county's S
superintendent of schools. is spending
few days at the home Of her mother
near Helmville
The Ladies Guild will meet at the
home of Mrs w. L. Brown Thursday,
March II, at 3 o'clock p. IN. A full
attendance is requested.
H. Kelly, the tailor. made bust
ness journey to the Bloomington and
Royal Gold properties last Friday, re-
turning Sunday evening.
"A so cent dollar is what talks for
the next ten days. Ny groceries must
go at cost. for cash only. James Sorl-
sen, opposite The Mail office. :"
The Bi-Metallic cigar is sold over the
bars of the Free Silver. Mcdonald &
Co.. Crystal and Silver Drug Co., who
handle only frst-class goods of all
kinds.
Robert Brasley. veteran of the
mountains hereabout brought in five
coyote skins last Monday and had the
ears punched by Clerk and Recorder
Daniel Arms.
Attorney Dixon. of Missoula. was
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday at
tending his several clients interests
who have liens filed against the Golden
Sceptre company
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M.
E. church will meet next Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Stewart. Parkerville. All members are
invited to be present.
AT the meeting Of the city council
Monday evening, \. S. Huffman was
! chosen to act as registry agent for the
city election, which will be held the
first Monday in April.
Look up the notice of the city reg
istry agent in this issue of The Mail
which will inform you when and
where to Register for voting at the ap-
preaching city election.
Lost: Between the Masonic hail.
Granite and Wethc's photograph gal
lery, Philipsburg, a small leather
covered book. Please leave at The Mail
office and receive 81 reward.
The county commissioners have
ordered the fitting up of suite of
rooms in the new jail building for the
accommodation of Judge Brantly and
Court Stenographer G. E. Sackett.
Mrs Mary Williams wishes to an
nounce that for the next thirty days
she will make all styles of ladies'
dresses at the reduced rate of $5 per
suit. Location, rear of new Jail build
| ing. x
John Dooley, who has been con-
fined to his room at the Kaiser house
with a bruised ankle, the effects of his
horse falling upon him, is now able to
be out and go about without the use
of crutches.
The first dancing party of the new
| lv organized club which is composed
of the younger generation of Philips
burg was given last Thursday evening
| in the Firemen' s hall with about sixty
couple in attendance.
Services will be held in the Pres
byterian church, Granite, next Sunday
morning at / clock and at Philips
burg at 7 80 in the evening. Theme,
What Evolution Is. - All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Miss Addie Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Smith, of Mis-
soula, arrived from that city last Sat
! ,,,]o will c,,orl coxyoro1 1x,oo1-c ~,
Philipsburg, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Congdon, on Kearney street.
The Mail has just turned out for
Granite county the finest lot of job
printing ever furnished this county and
the officials who are to use it up do not
hesitate to compliment this office for
the excellent work we are capable of
turning out.
One would hardly suppose in these
days of hard times and distress in bust
ness circles that mining sale Of any
magnitude could be effected, yet J. r.
Fitzsmimons last week disposed of his
interest in the Big 7, some $40, 900
shares, for SIT, 900 in cash. The mine
is stocked at l. 800, 900 shares, the ma
jor portion being owned by d. L. S.
and Edwin Barker. At this rate the
| mine is worm FIo,OOU. D. +. ArmlnR-
ton was the purchaser Of Fitzsimmons
stock, but it is reported that there are
no more shares for sale. - Neihart
Miner.
There will gather at the Firemen S
hall, Philipsburg, this evenings a mum
ber of young gentlemen and their Ia
dies for the purpose of instituting a
social club to be known as the Horse S
Home Social club. The proposed name
is adopted from that Of the Horses
Home orchestra, which is composed
of George Fosnot. violin; Ben Fox,
clarionet; E. B. Hyde, bass viol, and
Charles Snyder, guitar, with Ben
Goetz as prompter. New and excellent
music has been procured for this occa-
sion and all who attend are promised
a social treat indeed. Any gentleman
wishing to join in can do so by attend
ing this evening. In other words, to
use "horse sense you are cordially
invited SO get a partner and come.
AT the opening of court last Mon,