The Philipsburg mail., 1898-07-29
LOCAL BREViTIES.

bar silver, 1884.
w S. Fuller, of Rock creek, is in
town.
Reuben Leveridge. Of Princeton,
is IA visitor in the city
Souvenir spoons OF the battle ships
-25c to $2 so. McClees. y
g. r. Huffman, the grocer, makes
a change in his adv. this week
d. N Mcdonald, the lumber
dealer, changes his adv. this week.
commissioners J. B. Featherman
and D. W. Eennessy are in the city.
Our county fathers are ia session
this week as a board of equalization.
Theodore Hollingsworth has been
visiting in Butte for several days this
week
--Chas. Alberts. of Hall. came up
on yesterday S train after repairs for
his harvesting machinery.
Mrs. Spiro Gregovich, of Anacon.
da, accompanied by her children, are
visiting Mrs. Michael Doody in this
city.
Attention is directed to notices of
the different societies concerning the
funeral services of the late Mr.. Charles
Kroger.
"A. Peters and Prescription Clerk
Souers of the Silver Drug Co., Ana.
conda. came across the range a.wheel
yesterday and are visiting in the city
Lee G. Degenhart, who was quite
severely injured last Saturday by be-
ing thrown from a horse, is much i'm
proved at this writing and is able to
be out again.
-Messrs. Hughes and Schmook, of
the Morning Star Mining Co., oper-
ating on the head OF Gold creek, near
Royal, were visitors in the city dur
ing the past week.
john S. Miller, of Helena. one of
the directors of the Merchants and
Miners National Bank of Philipsburg,
was in the city last Tuesday and We'd
uesday on business relating to the dis
position of the banks affairs.
WIN. Fay came over the range to
Philipsburg from Butte last Wednesday
evening and expects to remain with
us. Mr.. Fay has thoroughly recovered
from the severe attack of typhoid
which confined him to his bed for sew
eral weeks
F. G. Webster, Of Missoula. presi-
dent of the Majestic Gold Mining Co.
of Quigley, has been in the city dur
ing the past week. Mr.. Webster mad
business with the board Of equalization
relating to values placed upon the
property of his company at Quigley.
A letter very omplimentary to
our assessor, Mr.. VIM. Neu, has been
received by the board of equalization
from the state board. 1t comments
very highly upon the returns of the
assessor of Granite county as being
first-cass and altogether satisfactory.
DR., r. W Getty went to Butte on
Mondays train to meet his brother,
A. X. Getty, of the Great Northern
railroad Offices at Havre, Montana.
who passed through the smoky city
that day. The doctor returned on
Tuesdays train, and reports having
had an enjoyable time.
George Modini has puchsaed the
Grand Hotel and Restaurant, of late
conducted by Mrs. Samuel Taylor, and
will take possession next Monday,
August 1st. Mr. Modini was the
proprietor of the Grand for a long time
prior to 1898 and conducted flourish.
ing business until he removed to Ana.
conda. In the future he will no doubt
secure a fair share of patronage.
w. T. Hull, one of the solid men
of Rock Creek valley, is erecting a
commodious residence on his ranch
Mr.. Hull WAS formerly one of the own
ers of the Antelope mines, which are
now being worked by James A. Muir
ray of Butte and Frank d. Brown.
Since disposng of his mining interests
he has largely devoted his time to
farming and stockraising, but does not
expect to give up mining for good.
The stars and stripes was unfurled
over the court house this afternoon A
suggestion in our Il recent issue Of The
Mail was pomptly carried ont by the
county commissioners, and now the