The Philipsburg mail., 1898-11-11
LOCAL BREVITlES.

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Granite last Tuesday.
Geo. Alberts was In from his ranch Oh
Ross Fork last Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Durand are in
the city from New Chicago.
Geo. A haywood was up from
Princeton during the week
Harry Coleman and Theo Smith We're
in from Moose lake Wednesday.
j. A. Gillis was in from his ranch on
Rock creek yesterday on business.
Order your winter supply of -four of
@. "A. Wilson. See change in adv.
} Mrs. J. X. Pardee is reported seriously
i'll at her home on lower Broadway.
j. S. Huffman came up from Prince
) ton and is spending few days in the
} city.
Frank D. Sayrs has received beauti-
full elk head to adorn his place of bust
ness.
DR.. Homer Cogswell has been in this
| city for several weeks considerably in
disposed.
Il. c. Pringey is now employed as
engineer at l.. G. Johnson's sawmill
near Bonita.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Mes departed
yesterday morning on several DAYS
) visit to Butte.
Harry Rust is up from Missoula on a
J visit to his father and attending to some
business matters.
j. d, Kennedy is making preparations
J to depar-. for Wisconsin, where he will
engage i'll contracting.
} Mrs. Henrietta Schnepel has been
, quite i'll during the past week, but is
much improved at this writing.
} The three children of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred PongratZ are reported as quite
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. James Willoughby and Mrs.
James Robinson were visitors in the
city from Granite during the week
,, The official canvass Of the electi n re-
turns will commence next Tuesday
, Nov. 18th, at noon at the court house
Charlie, the little son of VIM Bowen
who has been quite i'll for some time
} is now much improved and able to be
up.
Suits and Overcoats made to order
! from SO up. Cleaning and repairing
neatly done Mrs. Frank johnson.
4 next to Mail office.
The residence of A. J. Anderson on
Granite street is nearing completion
) and is expected to be ready for occu-
: pancy in about a month
) DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Conyngham ente--
tained a few of their friends at their
home last Tuesday evening Refresh
: menfs were served and all had splen-
3 did time.
Services at he Methodist church next
, Sunday morning and Epwo-th League
X services IN the evening at $50 o'clock
Preaching services at Granite in the
, evening. All are welcome to these SER
vices.
J r. L. Mcdonald has opened wagon
and carriage repair shop in the Franz
man building on Broadway, formerly
I occupied as hardware store, and is now
prepared to do all kinds of woodwork
} in that line.
} The Philipsburg public school will
R give social and entertainment with
refreshments on Friday evening. Dec 2,
at the school house. A small admission
will be charged and the proceeds ap-
piled to the piano fund Everybody
J should attend and assist in making the
aft liz success.
DR.. d. F. Conyngham contemplates to
erect a hospital on his lots on Broad
way, adjoining the grounds of j. K.
Pardee, in the spring The placs and
specifications have arrived and the esti-
mated cost is about 5000 The build
ing will be equipped with all modern
conveniences steam heat and all.
The much talked about Chinese
} pheasants expected by our local sports
men did not arrive. Information is at
hand that Marcus DAILY took fancy to
the birds and paid higher price for
them, They will be liberated with
others on the DAILY ranch in the Bitter
Root. Next week we will publish a
full explanation Of this matter.
By referring to another column a table
of election returns will be found. They
are not complete as we have been un-
able to obtain them. They are nearly
all in at the Office of the ounty clerk, so
Mr.. Arms informs us, but are sealed
and cannot be opened until the COM
missioners canvass the vote, when will
probably DE done early next week
Fred Burks arrived in the city last
Saturday on visit to his sister and
. brother, Mrs. A. S. Hutfman:and George
Burks. Fred is on frrlOugh for seve-
| raj weeks and expects to return shortly
to be stationed at Havana. He was
among the gallant boys who fought be-
fore Santiago and was wounded during
the battle. Three different times he
was hit-by Spanish bullets, and accord
ing to Fred's story it was certainly no
place for CHILDREN. Fred is fine look
lag soldier amp his old friends are nro,,d
of him and glad to snake his hand
The Home Forum Benefit Order of
Granite will give alball on Thanksgiv-
ing evenng-NOvember 4th-at Miners
Union hall. Music will be furnished
by Prof. Westphal's orchestra and sup
per will be served in the hall The fol
lowing committees have been appointed
aAt the affair promises to be ii great
success; Arrangements-Mr A c.
Mcdonald, Mrs Thomas Dyer, Thomas