The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1897-09-24
LOCAL JOTS,

-Burnie Briggs is spending few
days in town from Butte.
Jim Gardner is spending a few
DAYS in the burg among his many
friends.
Mrs. p. B. Eghert is over from
Royal visiting friends in this city for
a few days.
E. E.. Cleaver, justice Of the peace,
postmaster aud merchant Of Quigley,
il in the city attending business in the
district cou1t.
Ed Wilhelm. the chronometcr and
watch maker has moved into the
building formerly occupied by the Sill
yer Drug company.
Thomas Lyons is over from Quig
lev on visit to his daughter, Mrs.
!. T. Pritchard also attending some
business matters here.
On the 1st of October the E. !.
Welnstein banking house will start in
business. with their place of business
in the Weinstein block.
Note the changes in the advertise
ments of ]. G. Mcleod, the gents fur
nisher and boot and shoe man, and
G. r. Huffman, the grocer
! The Boyd Bros. have purchased a
lot on the corner of Third and Cedar
streets, Anaconda, and will Immediate
ly erect livery stable thereon.
John Yank. formerly Of Qulgley,
is here from Butte in company with
his bookkeeper, Mr.. Linley. Mr..
Yank is the defendant in the case of
Connors VS. Yank, now on trial in the
district COutr.
On account of the Ravalli county
fair. at Hamilton. Sept. 80 to Oct. 2,
the Northern Pacific Railway company
will make the following rates Fare
of sale, Sept. 20, to Oct. 1st Final
limit Oct. 3D. J. e. Abbey, Agent,
Philipsburg.
Will Geery, J. A. Ballard, viii
Fay, E. H. Ryan and John Orr are
out hunting Oh Willow creek. Pat
German, who spent day with the
party, brings in the news that they
are having a "ryanous' time. The
party is expected home this evening
or tomorrow.
Mrs. Chas. Howland. of Granite,
who started on an eastern trip Tues
dav. was taken violently sick while
waiting at Drummond for the east
bound express and she was brought
back to her home Wednesday, Slight
hopes of Mrs. Howlland's S recovery is
now entertained.
Ed McLees, who for the past seven
years has been with Richards, the
ieweler has decided to remain in
Philipsburg and has opened up watch
and jewelry repair shop in the store
room where the telephone office now
is. next door above Cartier's store.
"Mac" will be pleased to see his
friends early and often.
Miss Cora Jenkins, after pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. }. Car
michael, in this city, departed fo1
Butte yesterday morning. her broth
er, will jenkins, accompanied he1
overland as far as Anaconda. Mis-:
Cora Will resume her former position
in the Butte public school at the open
ing of the fall term October 4th.
Col. R. A. Hawkins, who for ;
time was prominent in the mining in
dustries in this county and who mad
himself quite popular by giving pos
sum dinners to his friends. has beel
; heard from in Salt Lake City and
correspondent says he still carries tn
same old bullets in his carcass. H
made his famous bullej assertion in
Bryan meeting last fall, adding tina
the balls were received while fOllOwln
Maj. Mckinley to victory At thi
point the colonel was assailed by
Bryan man and second cold harbc
would have ensued had not bystandel
interfered. The colonel is still buyin
and selling mines.