The Philipsburg mail., 1898-11-18
Bar silver, 6Of.

Bar silver, 60a.
John Lingren Of Stone was in the
city last Wednesday.
Joseph Sorenson is up from Garnet on
visit to his family.
Frank Jamison was in from Rock
creek during the week.
Pat Mccarthy was up f o II the lower
valley during the week.
Mrs. A. H. Porter was in from her
Rock creek home during the week.
Mrs. G. j. Mees is spending a couple
of weeks in Butte on visit with friends.
Mrs Ed Franz has been quite i'll for
several days past, but is now improving.
County Ccmmissioner-elect D. w.
Hennessy was up from Flint last Tues
day.
Edgar B. Horton of Stone has brought
up several loads O. grain during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Taylor came up
from Garnet last Tuesday on a visit to
their home in this city
Preaching by Rev. J. s. Cederberg Of
Anaconda this friday evening at 80
in the M. E. church in the Swedish
language. All Scandinavians are well
come.
The meeting Of the Ladies Missionary
society has beon postponed until Satur-
day, November 26, at which time a full
attendance is desired. The meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. D. N. Nc
Donald at 3 o'clock p. IN.
Methodist services in the valley next
New Chicago, at p. m. The service at
New Chicago will be special old peo-
pies service, to which all over 40 years
of age are specially invited.
Chas. Il. Rhodes, formerly of Combi-
nation, has been appointed secretary of
the Combination Mining and Milling
Co.. with headquarters at Butte. F. H.
Coy has been promoted to the position
vacated by Mr.. Rhodes at Combination.
| j. D. Kennedy departed last Wednes-
day morning for Wisconsin, where he
expects to engage in business. He was
accompanied by his mother, who had
been visiting with her daughter. Mrs.
James Sornsen, in this city during the
summer
The mill Of Dan Birran at Moose lake
has closed down for the winter, after a
very successful seasons run. It has
proven itself success in every way and
will be started up again in the spring
as soon as the conditions Of the weather
will permit.
! A matched horse race took place on
Bro idway last Sunday afternoon, the
contestants being a horse owned by
Fred Chandler and one of Boyd Bros.
flyers. 1t was close race, but at the
finish the Boyd Bros. horse forged
ahead and won 10y nearly two lengths
According to telegraphic information
an award has been granted by the jury
Of awards Of the Trans Mississippi and
Internationa Exposition at Omaha to
Thos. Long & Co. Of this city on de-
vice for thawing dynamite, it being
their Montana Powder Thawer placed
on exhibition at the Omaha fair. p
A candy pull was given few even
ings ago by Mrs. A. S. Huffman in
honor of her brother, Fred Burks, who
is on furlough and paying the family
visit. 1t was highly enjoyable af-
fair and everyone present had pull at
the candy and other good things that
lad been provided for the occasion.
Evangelists w. L. Thompson and j.
w. Acheson will hold their closing ser.
vices next Sunday at 3 p. m. and 7:30 p
IN. They go from here to Granite fo1
Tuesday ana Wednesday evenings and
return here for service in the Methodist
church Thursday evening at $50 clock
and will then go to Hall school house
for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The patrons of the Missoula brewery
in this section will be interested tc
learn that ownership of that we'll known
concern has passed to Mr.. Jos. Steigel
and associates Of Anaconda. The trans
fer took place last tuesday and the
price paid is something like $40, 1000
Mr.. Reinhart Martin, the former pro
prietor and manager, will remain in
charge until the new proprietors be
come familiar with the business. Mr.
Steiger was former owner in the Ana
conda brewery, and under his able
management the brewing plant at Mis-
soula will become one Of the best in the
state.