The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1898-07-22
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tllC Clty yeStoEuay.
j. S. Grant, Of Willow creek, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Lutchje, of
Willow creek, were in town Saturday.
j A. Gillis. of Rock creek, was
among the Philli1sburg visitors this
week
R. M. Anderson. of Henderson
gulch, is spending couple of days i'll
town.
&C. r. Rhodes mayor of Combina-
tion, was a visitor at the burg yes
terday.
Mrs. Frank Durand, of New Chi
cago, was IA visitor in the city last
Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Milroy, of lower Will
during the week.
--Lige Kinney. of the Dan Arms
ranch on Rock creek. spent Saturday,
and Sunday in town.
Ward Beley. of the J. G.. Mcleod
furnishing goods house, Was visitor
in Anaconda Saturday.
Miss Rose and Master Wilford
Winninghotf returned yesterday from
weeks visit near Stone.
Frank Nj. Freyschlag came in from
the Antelope road camp last Saturday
evening, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bray. of Will
low creek, made one of their weekly
visits to the burg this week.
C. W. haywood. one of the pillars
of Princeton, has been visiting ia the
city for few days during the past
week.
--Alf Ballard Of the Carmichael liv-
cry stables, took load of passengers to
Anaconda last Friday, returning Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Jacky and Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Botcheider spent last
Sunday at Flint Creek Falls fishing
and picnicking.
-Chas. Glass has returned from
Princeton. where he has been en-
ployed as engineer at the mill of
Meacham & Clark.
Judge Dan Berry, one of the old
time and prominent settlers of Drum
mOnd, was "a visitor at the county seat
several days last week.
Dave Haskell, representing Reid.
Murdock & Co.. wholesale crocers of
Chicago, has been interviewing our
merchants in the interest of his house
for several days.
Fred W. Kroger, recently gradual
ed from our public schools, is now en-
ploved as hoisting engineer at the large
stone quarry of Jos. Tiefenthaler near
Gregson Springs.
= A number of men who had been
doing repair work were laid off last
Wednesday by the Granite Bimetallc
Con. Co, having completed their la
bors in overhauling the mill.
Mrs. Frank Grebil has returned
from Gregson Springs much improved.
Mrs. Grebil will return to the springs
and remain for some time in the hope
of fully rcgaining her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Nebethal,
Mrs. Fred Chandler and Mrs. Edward
Miller and family enjoyed a pleasant
outing last Sunday on Rock creek.
Pat McGurk, the rustling Granite
merchant, WAS a familiar figure on
our streets his week. Mr.. McGurk
is one of the pillars of Granite, and
during the shutdown was the only
grocer on the hill.
VIM. Davey, after spending week
visiting in Phiilpsbnrg and vicinity,
left last Saturday for his home in Elk
horn. Mrs. Davey will remain here
for some time, visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Rodda.
j. ]. Carmichael, of the City Liv,
cry Stables, has added a large band
wagon to his already complete outfit Of
vehicles. and will in the future be
prepared to handle excursion and
picnic parties. which are so frequent
during the summer months.
Ben OFT, ex-alderman of Drum
mond, arrived in the city during the
week and will become fixture of
Philipsburg. Mr.. Ott will have charge
of chair in the tonsorial parlors Of
his brother, w. G. OFT, where he will
be pleased to see his friends.
County Commissioners j. B.
Featherman and D. W. Hennessy ar
rived in the city on Mondays train,
and with Commissioner James Nc
Donel have been in session during the
week, looking after the interests of
the people of Granite county.
Sam Snyder, the old original Sam,
came in during the week from his
mountain retreat and found the town
about the same. He returned to camp
this morning after familiarizing him
self with metropolitan habits.
Miss Tina Brown, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. d. Brown of this city,
returned during the week from Butte,
where she has just finished course in
the Butte Business College, to be pres
ent at the wedding of her sister, Miss
Amy, which will take place at their
summer home on Rock creek next Sun
day.
Little Herman Hauck last Saturday
afternoon nearly severed the mddl,
finger of his left hand at the first
joint. He intended to cut grass with
the lawn mower and managed to get
his finger in the blades, cutting it
nearly Off DR.. W. |. Power dressed
the wound and has hopes Of saving the
injured member.
| -Isadore Jermine received quite Sc
rious injuries while coming from