The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
Any pair of shoes in Weinste;r,s
will he sold for %1 Store

will be sold for ST. ~ store
George Seelos is reported vor,. -,
k with typhoid fever. iy III
u. .. Mcleod made business trim ~
Anaconda last Monday. '''p 70
VIM. Glassner is sojourning for fo,,,
= days In the Smoky City. :" &c"
John Ainsworth made a business +r;
TO Butte, returning Saturday. - y
"nen IN need of fine suit or q m,cl.
lntosh call on G. w. Cross, next to Ca1,
Office. " Call
John Elklns the Garnet constable
Monday. "'iil'Soor2
F. r. trlmes, the we'll known mining
man man, Is spending few days in Butte on
Everybody should get an extra snn,,,
OF shoes-$1 per pair until all arc ppia spia
at Weinstein's. ~" y
II: Il. Campbell, county commissioners
eject, visited Philipsburg and Anaconda
during the past week. 'N''A''
When in Anaconda don't fail to coll
| on VIM. Ehlert at the St. Lawrence
AIT East Park avenue.
Joseph A. Hyde has departed for his
nome in Deer Lodge, after q severa1
days visit in the city. @ '0'e'"'
Max Golden, representing the Pass
more Paper Co., Butte, was in the citv
last Monday on business.
Mrs. Annie Milrov came IN fro,,, H.,
valley Monday on visit to a,er .1i1 9n,,~h oite
ter, Mrs. Gus Greenheck.
b. B. Howell, the Butte ATTORNEY
came over ON Mondays train to trans,
act some business in Philipsburg.
Joseph H. Harper, the well known
civil engineer of Butte, came over to
the burg on Mondays train on business
.Rev. James B. Butter will conduct ser-
vices in the Presbyterian church a.
Granite next Sunday dec. 4 in tho af' &
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock -
L. NJ Busbee had the misfortune +o
lose one OF his draft horses YESTERDAY
morning The cause of death is said to
nave been spasmOdic collie.
Mrs. I. w. Moore departed for bor
home. in Davenport, Wash, Mondav
morning, after having made an extend.
ed visit with relatives here
Mrs. Effie Dodge of Butte is maxine
an extended visit with relatives and |
friends at Drummond She expects TO
remain until after the holidays.
Mrs, Il. G. Pringey and daughter
Mable departed Tuesday morning for
Butte Where they will spend the win
ter with Mrs Pringeys sister, Mrs.
Granville Stuart o
j. j. Ferrell and his son Fred 0r
formerly OF Philipsburg but now of
Butte, are contemplating the erec+io,,
OF large double dwelling in the 1arta1.
city, one side to be occupied bv Frod
and his wife and the other by his father
and mother. (''-ioA
~ Presbyterian church services next
Sunday: Morning service at II o'clock
Topic, Where and How God Hides
Himself" Evening service at 7.ao
oc4ock. Topic, IAN Unprincipled Yonno
Man. Sunday school at 10 a. m. y
P. S. c. E. at $50 p. M
The ball given by the Home For,m
BENEFIT Order at DIlmmond on Thanks
giving evening was a decided success in
every particular. A large crowd was
present and most enjoyable evening
was spent by all. An excellent sumner.
was served at the Edwards house.
George Tucker former Philipsbure-
er' came over from Anaconda Wednes-
day and has been renewing acouaint-
ances at his former home. Mr.. tucker
came over the range with D. S. Mcleod
ana a VIII return to the Smelter City in a
Few days where he says he is doin; well.
2. McGurk, the rustling Granite
has purchased the property
81 II. 5. Triggs, opposite Spencer im-
piement and vehicle repository in West
Phlllpsburg. and will convert the Same
INTO warehouse, which h has lonS
needed in connection with his business
II Granite. %