The Philipsburg mail., 1898-06-03
Burdette tonight.

| New potatoes are IN market.
s-B. Williams was an arrival from
Butte Monday.
| Bicycles cleaned; tires vulcanized.
j. A. Kiderlen.
Optical goods up to date at Nc.
Clees, the jeweler.
x. Bennett, of the Six-mile house,
was in town Tuesday.
-Bimetallic cigars are handmade.
Havana filed. None better.
Ike Corbett spent a day among
friends in the burg. from Granite.
The county commissioners will
meet in quarterly session Monday next.
Mrs. Robert Wrightson was a Wis.
itor in the burg from Granite Tues.
day.
Buy your groceries, flour, timothy
seed, Swiss cheese, etc., of q. A. VII
son. e
Mr.. Rock, from Butte, is a recent
arrival in town. He went to Granite
Tuesday.
w. H. Penulin arrived in town
last Saturday and on Tuesday proceed.
ed to Granite
-Chas. Chemier and Peter Wedder
strum, two old timers. returned to
Granite Tuesday.
All the latest Paris novelties at
Mrs. B. G. Childs' millinery store,
Upper Broadway.
presbyterian church next Sunday ::
Services at the usual hours-morning
at IL O'Clock and evening at O'Clock.
Capt. S. A. Swiggett returned
from Helena yesterday. where he at
tended the state Sunday school con-
vention.
The barber shop of Walt w. Ne.
bethal has been neatly papered and
now presents an exceptionally cheerful
appearance.
Judge Theo Brantly will arrive
here from Anaconda next Monday to
hold the regular quarterly session of
the district court.
John R. Lucas was called to Butte
Monday to attend the sick bed of his
wife. whose condition is again report
ed as quite serious.
Mrs. Harry Vincent arrived in the
burg from Butte last Monday and the
same afternoon proceeded to Granite
The family of Frank D. Brown arc
making preparations or removal to
their beautiful summer home near An
telope pass Oh Rock creek.
Fred Lauer is enjoying quite a bit
OF prosperity these days. There is
hardly day passes but what he has a
load of passengers for Granite.
W. ]. Riley. formerly foreman of
the Gold Coin mine, Georgetown dis
trict, has decided to locate in Granite.
arriving in that town Tuesday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs James Wannamaker, who has
been quite dangerously sick for some
time, is now slowly recovering.
After pleasant bridal tour, Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Baier returned on
Tuesdays train and proceeded to Gran.
ite, where they will in future reside.
Mrs. ]. H. Miller and children
have returned from the state of Wash
ington and are at present visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hennessy at Flint.
In quiet way deception destroys
confidence--integrity wins. Cleveland
bicycles are standard in quality. hon
estly built on the square. Come and
see at McLeod's shoe store. X
If you want nice, pure drink of
beer call for Garden City Brewery beer,
in Missoula- the best
IN the state. Strictly union product.
At Mcdonald & Wharton S place Phil. |
ipsburg.
Miss Mary Smith, the county su
of schools, deserves COM
pllment for the painstaking and thor
ough manner in which she managed |
the teachers intitute held in the city
the past week.
w. H. Hughes, Que of the most
and even tempered mix
lologists in the city, has been work
ing Mike Maloney's shift in Beley &
Maloney's resort during the latter gen
tleman's sickness.
Rev. j. B. Butter preached an elo-
luent Memorial sermon at the Pres
oyterian church last Sunday which |
was listened to by large congrega-
ton, including the membres OF the
Grand Army of the Republic and
Woman's Relief Corps, who marched |
to the church in body.
chamberlain S Pain Balm has no
|tuoA oo " 1IulnSAt. Ii IS
The best remedy known for rheuma.
ism. lame back, neuralgia, while for
sprains, cuts. bruises. burns, scalds and |
sore throat it is Invaluable. Wertz &
Pike. merchants, Fernandina, Fla,
write: Everyone who buys a bottle
IF Chamberlain S Remedies comes back |
md says it is the best medicine he has
sver used' The 25c and SOC bottles
ire for sale by NJ. E. Doe & Co., Drug
,ists.
The Granite County Teachers In
'titute in session in this city
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday |
was well attended by teachers through
out the county and visitors from other
sections of the state. The district
schools OF the county were represented
is follows: New Chicago, Miss Car
lie Craven; Drummond. Miss Effie
Smith Garnet, Miss Edna cquires
Hall. Miss Lillian Minear and Miss
Osborne; Bearmouth, Clyde Reeves
Granite. G. 4. Kent; Stone Station,
Miss Mary Swain and Miss Hattie
Williams.