The Philipsburg mail., 1898-07-22

New stoves exchanged for old ones
Wilson Commercial Co.
Hugh Cumming was down from
Granite during the week.
-Bimetallic cigars are and.made
Havana filled. None better. Il
Dave W. Hennessy of Flint, spen,
several days of this week in the city.
John G. Mclean, of Rock. was ir
the city last Monday on business
trip.
For Rent: Suite of two neatly fur
nished rooms. Inquire at The Mai
| Office
Mrs. Gus Grecnheck is spending
the week visiting with her mother in
the valley.
Frank Wilmington, one of our old.
time citizens, has been on the sick list
for several days.
R. L. Folkins departed Tuesday
morning for Garnet, where he has Sc.
cured employment.
doc" j. NJ. Merrell, of Granite.
Bimetallic fame, arrived in the city
Oh Mondays train.
-Alf Ballard is nursing game leg
this week. caused by the unsolicited
appearance Of a boil.
&C. L. Gildersleeve, one of the old
time Granite merchants, had business
in the burg during the week.
Mrs. @. L. Parks has departed for
Shelbyville, Mo-, to visit her old
home the remainder of the summer.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church of Granite by Rev. J. B. But
ter next Sunday evening at z 80
o'clock.
Will Longhrin returned during the
week from Butte, where he had been
making an extended visit to his father
and sister.
The town is flooded with agents
and fakirs OF all kinds, and the aver
age housewife is kept running to the
door saying "No!'
Frank Dunbar arrived in the city
several days ago from Bannack in re.
sponse to word announcing the serious
Hines Of his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Congdon left
on yesterdays train for Pine Island.
Mimi, where they Will remain for
some time on visit.
Did you ever think what it takes
to make bicycle: The Cleveland is
the best that brain and money can
produce. Call at Mcleod s. =
A noticeable Improvement at
George Corneils popular resort is q
32-candle power incandescent street
lamp placed over the entrance.
For Sale: The property adjoining
the Hynes hotel on the east. For par
ticuars address Dr. Geo. f. Lloyd,
No. 2402 Bush street, San Francisco,
Cal. =
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. =
commissioner Hennessy has re-
turned to his ho ne at Flint after
spending several days at the county
seat in official capacity on the borad of
appraisers.
Dave Fisher, of A. A. McDonalds S
ranch Oh lower Willow creek, brought
up load Of grain last Monday, re.
turning Tuesday. Lucky man to have
grain to sell these days.
Geo. Alberts, the we'll known
placer miner and stockgrower, came in
from his Rock creek ranch last Mon
day to lay in stock of provisions pre-
paratory to the haying season.
Several teams have been engaged
during the week hauling stone for a
foundation which Mr.. Adrian Swan.
son is having laid under his handsome
residence in Wilson's addition
Presbyterian church service next
Sunday: Morning at II O'Clock.
Topic, THE Foolishness of Preach
ing. y No evening service Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Y. p. S. G. Z. at
7 p. m.
If you want nice, pure drink of
beer call for Garden City Brewery beer,
manufactured in Missoula- the best
in the state. Strictly union product.
At Mcdonald & Wharton's place, Phil.
ipsburg.
Mrs. Fl. N, Dunbar is seriously
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
F. j. Wilson. The lady was very
low during the week and her son
Frank was sent for. He is now at
tending at her bedside.
F. A. Scheuber has repurchased
the drug stock which he recently sold
to Il. ID. Rose. and will again give his
personal attention to the business
which he so successfully managed dur
ing the past five years - Livingston
Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeCamp departed
last Saturday for the east. Mr.. De.
Camp has had charge of placing the
new process in operation at the mill of
the Granite -Bimetallic Con. company,
and which, it is reported, is a com
plete success.
VIM. G. Oft. the tonsorial artist,
has discontinued the baths formerly
run by him in connection with his
barber-shop. A lack of patronage is
said to have been the cause, which
doesn' t look hardly probable since these
were the only public baths in town.
A man in Virginia rode forty
miles to Fairfax Station for the eX.
press purpose of getting Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and took home with
him dozen bottles of the medicine.