The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-05


Lost-A buggy robe at Eastern Star
picnic. Leave same at The Mail.
c. T. Rhodes. Of Combination, was in
town last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James Willoughby
were down from Granite Sunday.
For Rent-Suite of two neatly fur
nished rooms. Inquire at The Mail \
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Cumming were
down from Granite during the week.
The veteran prospector S. O. Rem
ington, was in town during the week.
Harry Weinstein and J. W. Opp were
in town from Camp Opp during the
week.
Jasper Huffman is in town from the
Boulder country to sell his dust and
whiskers
Hans Lutchje, of the firm of Lutchie
Bros. of Willow creek, was in the CITY
last Sunday.
Miss Bessie johnson returned last
Friday from a several weeks visit with
friends at Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Huddleston, of
Anaconda, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs Walter w Nebethal.
Harry Small has removed his family
to the section house. recently vacated by
Mrs Ida Graver, removed to MissOula
Mrs p. c. Robertson arrived from
Tacoma. Wash, on last Tuesdays train
and is the guest of Mrs D. N McDon-
aid.
The society of the Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. A. r. Butter on
tn1 so Of of O,nn
o'clock.
Miss Avy Short arrived in Philipsburg
Monday from Butte, bringing with her
her young nephew, infant son Of John
r. Lucas.
Alex B. Ringeling and George Win
ninghotf are out Oh Rock creek this
week representing mining claims and
catching fish.
VIM. G. Oft has thoroughly over
hauled and repapered his barbershop,
which now makes it one of the neatest
places III town.
Mrs Joseph Owens will leave about
September 1st on an extended visit to
friends and acquaintances in Leaven-
worth, Kansas, and other places.
Lost-A pink swandown fan at the
dance in Kirkville last Monday evening
Finder will please return to The Mail
Office and receive q suitable reward. =
Russell Garrison, formerly Of Combi-
nation (and nephew Of c. D. McLure),
has been appointed first lieutenant of a
MissOula company, with orders for
Porto Rico.
The Philipsburg Iron Works con-
structed a couple Of first-class tramway
buckets during the week for Oxley &s
Harper for use at their property in the
Harvey Creek district.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. E. H. Cannon ex-
pect to leave about the 18th Of August
on month S visit to relatives in Hi
nois. Mr.. Cannon will purchase his
fall stock Of goods while east
County Superintendent Of Schools
Miss Mary Smith returned on last Mon
days train from visit to her home at
Helmville. Miss Smith was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Effie.
Alex Rerthoud, while haying in the
upper valley last Friday, was hit on the
head by a derrick used in stacking hay
Alex got off with black eye, and is
consequently thankful that it is not
worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Spencer re-
turned overland from Butte and Ana
cOnda Friday evening, where they had
been spending a brief honeymoon. They
are now comfortably located in the
Reek residence.
By the breaking Of a pulley at the
Granite-Bimetallic mill Saturday. ten
stamps were affected. The Philips burg
Iron Works We're busy Sunday and Sun
day night making new casting to take
the place OF the broken one.
Mcdonald & Wharton, of ''The Cor
to their establishment, having secured
the space through the curtailment Of
Otis barber-shop. The rooms are neat
ly fitted up and are quite attractive.
Fred Kroger, who has been running
engine for Joe Tiefenthaler at the
latters stone quarry near Gregson
Springs arrived in the city Friday
night, having come over from Anacon-
da on bicycle He arrived in town
about lO:3O p. N.
Miss Emma Cav, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Owens for
some time past, expects to leave for her
home in Leavenworth, Kansas, about
the middle of the month. She will
visit in Helena for few days, make
tour Of the National Park, and visit a
few days in Omaha on her way home
The people of this state are fortunate
in that the most direct route by which
they can reach the great exposition is
one justly famed for the excellence of
its equipment and service, the courtesy
Of its officials and employees, and the
attractiveness Of the country through
which it passes, We refer to the Bur
lington Route.
Dr.. j. /. Terry, Of Trimble Tenn, in
speaking Of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
aud Diarrhoea Remedy, says; 1t has
ity. This is the best remedy III the
world for collie cholera morbus, dysen-