The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-05

County Commissioner James McDonel
made business trip to Butte the past
week.
County Treasurer j. K Pardee re-
turned home last Saturday after an alb
sence of several weeks.
For Sale-The property adjoining the
Hynes hotel ON the east. For particu-
lars address DR. G. E. Lloyd, No. 2402
Bush street, San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs Ida Graver, who for some time
past conducted the boarding department
Of the section house, has gone to Mis-
sorla, where she expects to remain.
will cooperate with the owner of a
large body of gold claims to develop the
property. B. c. Davis, Counsellor
Law, 1876 Remsen-St., Brooklyn, NY.
DR.. E. F. Conyngham departed last
Sunday evening for the Big Blacllfoot
country, where he will catch a few of
the big fish and rusticate for a week or
two.
If you want nice pure drink of beer
call for Garden City Brewery beer, man
ufactured in Missoula-the best in the
state. Strictly union product. At Nc
Donald q Whartons, Philipsburg.
The grand lodge OF the Ancient Order
United Workman will hold its annual
meeting at Helena on August 10Th
Messrs. Josiah S5hull, Conrad Wipf and
Dr. R. w. Getty have been chosen as
delegates to represent Silver State
Lodge No. 36.
Presbyterian services next Sunday;
Morning service at 100 o'clock; topic,
The Strength Of the Hills evening
service at 800 o'clock; topic, What
the Mountains say" Sunday school at
1890 o'clock in the morning; Y. P. S.
G. E. at 800 O'Clock in the evening.
l. w. Ely, of Missocla, is in town in
the interest Of the Independent Order
Foresters, an insurance organization
which is classed among the best frater-
nal insurance societies. He says he is
meeting with gratifying success and
expects to be able to establish a flourish
ing lodge here.
The Kaiser brothers last week sold
their fine hay ranch on Ross Fork of
Rock creek to Smith Bros & Co., dairy
men of Anaconda. The consideration
is not known. The Kaiser ranch is one
Of the best on Rock creek and an ideal
place for wintering stock. Grass grows
in such abundance that little feeding is
required during the winter and shelter
for stock is excellent.
R. H. Bemis, of the firm of Sheridan
& Bemis, publishers of The Belt Valley
Times, Of Cascade county, spent Tues
day in Philipsburg Mr.. Bemis is nc
stranger in these parts, he having worked
in the Altoona mine about eleven years
ago. He rode over from Anaconda on
his wheel and took the trip to renew
old acquaintance and visit familiar
scenes. Tuesday evening he rode out to
Shuh's ranch to visit Ed Herman, an
old friend. After taking supper there
he mounted his wheel again and came
to town, Wednesday morning he rode
his bicycle to Drummond, where he
took the train for his home in Northern
Montana.
A. c. Wolfe, Of Dundee, Mo-, who
travels for Mans1lr & Tibbetts Imple
ment Co., st. Louis, gives travelling me1
and travellers in general some good adj
vice Being Knight of the Grip,
he says, Il have for the past three years
made it a rule to keep myself supplied
with Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera anC
Diarrhoea Remedy, and have found nu
merous occasions to test it's merits not
only on myself but on others as well
can truly say that never i'll a single
instance have known it to fail. | con
slider it one Of the best remedies travel
ers can carry, and could relate many
instances where | have used the remedy
on skeptics, much to their surprise and
relief. | hope every travelling man il
the United States will carry bottle OF
this remedy in his grip" For sale by
M. E. Doe & Co., Druggists.
One Of the most enjoyable events OF
the season was party given last
Thursday afternoon July 2S) by little
Miss Zona Shull to her many young
friends at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs Josiah Shull, on Montgomery
street, from 300 to 700 o'clock. Tht
occasion was Miss Zona's twelfth birth
day and large number Of little people
congregated at the Shull residence
Various games We're played during th'
afternoon and happier lot of children
it would be difficult to find. Refresh
ments We're served in the Featherma1
building on the corner of Broadway an(
Montgomery street. Forty LITTLE
people, boys and girls, We're seated a
one table, and it was indeed a joyfu
gathering long to be remembered by al
who had the good fortune to be there
Mrs. Shull was assisted by Mrs. j. H
Williams, Mrs. Angus Mcintyre an(
Mrs. Thomas Botscheider Miss Zons
received number of very handsome
presents and many congratulations ant
wishes Of happy future. Among
those present We're Laura Simmons
Verna Dawson, Mary Dawson, LUCILLE
Williams, Leonine Williams, Mary
Huffman. Rose Winninghoff, Marguerite
Kelley, Ruby Durfee, Florence Abbey
Zona Sornsen, Eulala Durfee, Ami
Bowen, Jean Butter, Florence Cole
Lizzie Cole, Mamie Mcintyre, Jennl
Collins. Minnie Gallagher, Zona Shull
Edith Shull, Mary Shull EIorenc
Shull, Helen Shull, Jay Allison, Herman
Allison, George Cartier, Conrad Wlpf
Harry Sewell, Lytle Williams, Gussl
Walton, Ira McConkey, Earl McConkey