The Philipsburg mail., 1898-06-03
DIPS, SPURS AND ANGLES.

II
j. G. Mcleod makes a change il
his advertisement in this issue.
-Cuba's choicest tobacco only uset
in the Bimetallic cigar. Try it,
j. A. Gillis the Placer postmaster
was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Quality good in Cleveland bikes
prices reasonable. Call at McLeod's.
Allan +. Bowie is present assist
ing NJ. E. Doe & Go. with their offic,
work. "'"t
Mrs. Paul Pelletier and daughter
were in the city during the week at
tending some business.
John S. Axtell, the accountant
has been engaged by Cannon & Neu t(
attend their Office Work.
The marriage of John Neu anG
Miss Sophie Coonan took place in Sar
Francisco Wednesday last.
The latest designs in jewelry and
silverware are what you want, and tc
get them you must go to McClees, the
jeweler.
Mrs. William E. Albright and lit
tie daughter, Alta. were guests during
the early part of this week of DR.. and
Mrs. S. W. Minshall.
Halves, the photographer, wishes
the public to know that he is now pre-
pared to execute the finest kind of
work in photography.
Victor Weinstein came in from
Rock creek this week, where he has
been engaged with the Eureka Placer
company during the spring work.
For Sale: The property adjoining
the Hynes hotel on the east. For par
ticulars address DR.. Geo. E. Lloyd,
No. 2402 Bush street, San Francisco,
Cal.
-Ex- Marshal Wagerly is,now acting
in the capacity of street commissioner
and is doing good service on Califor-
mia and other thoroughfares of the
city.
Wilson Commercial Co. is head
quarers for everything in he hardware
line. Go there for ANYTHING you may
need and get the best and save
money.
M. E. Doe, the druggist was
called to Butte Tuesday to assist attor-
of his brother-i law, the late j. D.
Thomas
Mike Maloney of the Beley & Ma.
loney firm, has been confined to his
room several days with la grippe. He
is now able to be up and will soon be
attending business again.
Robert McDonel is now fulfilling
his duties as chief Of police, and from
the manner in which he has taken
hold it is evident that he will make
careful and efficient officer.
Mrs. Wingfeld L. Brown and chill
dren will depart next Tuesday for the
home of Mrs. Browns parents, near
Howardsville, Virginia, where they
will spend the summer months.
&C. B. Rust returned Tuesday from
the east, where he has been for sew
eral months past for the benefit of his
health. His condition is considerably
improved, and his many friends are
pleased at his return.
Miss Pearlette NJ. Scott, one of the
young ladies who graduated from the
Philipsburg school this year, has Sc
cured the position as teacher at the
Rock Greek school and will begin her
duties next Monday morning.
The Helena Independent of Tues
day gave notice of the dissolution of
partnership in that city Of the firm of
Pizer & Hirschfeld, Mr.. Hirschfield
withdrawing from the firm. and the
business will be continued under the
firm name Of Benz. Pizer & Son.
Mrs. Thomas Treveaille and little
daughter, Maudc. came up from Mis-
soula last Friday and remained here
until Wednesday. Mrs. Treveaille
brought with her quantity of beauti~
ful flowers for decorating the grave of
her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur l. Power,
in the Philipsburg cemetery.
Frank NJ. Freyschiag, who for
many years resided in this city, re
turned here during the week from Col
orado, where he went with his brother,
E. G. Freyschlag, about four years
ago Frank informs us that his brother
is now engaged in the mercantile bust
ness in Colorado Springs. Colo, and is
doing nicely.
During the graduation exercises
last Friday evening the electric lights
in the opera house went out and coal
oil had to be substituted The cause
was found to have been from the
effects of an electrical storm which is
said to have been one of the wor for
some time past OF course the first
thing it tackled was the electric light
wires, and it caused the company no
little trouble. They have been very
fortunate for the past few years in be-
ing able to avert difficulties of this
kind and it may be long time before
of the character bothers them
again.
The news Of the horrible fate of
the schooner Jane Gray and "a of her
passengers off Cape Flattery on May
22d, the details of which appeared in
the daily papers yesterday. became of
local interest when 1t was learned that
one family whose lives were lost are
related in Ph!lipsburg. Rev. V. C.
Gambell, wife and child, are listed
among those who We're drowned, and
Mr.. Gambe]l was brother of Mrs. ].
b. Butter Of this city. Mr.. Gambell
was Oh his way to st. Lawrence ISL
and, in the Behring Sea. as a mission
airy and government school teacher.
The p survi ors of the ill-fated craft
reached Seattle Wednesday, and in his |