The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-12
GRANITE NEWS NOTES

John H. Cole visited Granite last
:, Tuesday.
r. A. Benedcts was up from the 'buro
one day last week.
Simon Jacob has returned from bust.
ness trip to the valley.
Will Berthoud, the news dealer, visited
Philipsburg yesterday.
Several new cases of sickness are re-
ported in town this week.
Mrs. George Bryant is visiting with
friends in Granite this week.
James McGurk and Miss Alice Haffner
visited Phllipsburg last Sunday.
Ed Page arrived last week from Silver
City, Idaho, on a visit to his parents.
Mrs. A. J. Gillis and Miss Kate Dooley
were out for pleasure drive Wednesday.
Under Sheriff and Mrs. Peter Gal
lagher were visitors in Granite last
Tuesday.
Prof. Harry Dodds started dancing
school Monday evening with a fair at
tendance.
James Willoughby and daughters
visited friends in Philipsburg during
the week.
Mrs. James Robinson has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Swain, near Hall.
Prof. Harry Dodds will give a series of
Friday night dances in connection with
his dancing school.
M. j. Mette is sojourning in Granite.
looking after the interests of his daugh-
ter, Mrs G. j. Reek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kelly, old-time resi-
dents OF this town, returned yesterday
and expect to remain.
Miss Birdie Ca]low returned Thurs
day from Butte, where she has been
Wis iting with her sister.
Messrs. Pat and James McGurk have
been making some noticeable improve
ments at their store the past week.
Messrs. ]. f. Lauer and John Judge,
of Granite, attended the picnic on the
south fork of Boulder last Sunday.
Anton Ia miette has secured three
months lease on Tunnel No. l of the
Granite mine and has now fifteen men
at work.
Miss Kate Dooley returned to Granite
last Saturday after a weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Matt Manley, in the
lower valley.
Miss Lille Robbins of Hall. came up
last Monday on a visit to Mrs. James
Robinson at Granite, returning to her
nome Wednesday.
Rod McI,ae, who has for some time
been down with mountain fever, is
much improved at this writing, and is
rapidly regaining his former health.
The Windsor hotel, opposite the Mon
tana liquor store, has been thoroughly
renovated and opened for business with |
that popular host, Paul Strain, as man
ager.
Nelson LeClair, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is somewhat improved |
and considered comparatively out of
danger. DR.. S. w Minshall is attend
ing his case.
The many friends of Mrs. James
Cumming will be pleased to learn that
the lady, although still quite i'll, is i'm
proving, and hopes are entertained for
her speedy recovery
Con Peoples is still making improve
ments at his popular resort, and no
effort is being spared to provide his
guests with all the comforts and amrlse-
ments known to the profession.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Birdie Callow, of Gran
ite, and Mr.. John j. Quayle, of Butte.
The wedding will take place at the home
OF the bride in this city next Tuesday.
Sam Arthur, the line man of the Bi-
metallic tramway, who last week fell
from tram tower, is slowly recovering
from his injuries, although it will be
several weeks before he will be able to
be out.
The social dance given last Fri day
evening by the young people of Granite
was very enjoyable affair. DR.. R, w.
Getty, Alex. Boyd, Chas. Baty, Julius
Klderlen and Vincent Doody and sister,
Miss Llbhle, were among the P hilips-
burgers VINO attended.
Mrs. Fred Elliott, the veteran land
lady of the California house, has been
in her efforts to make the Cali
fornia the best house in Granite. The
lady has expended much money and
labor in repairing and renovating her
hostelry. and the weary sojourner can
be assured OF a tirst-class room while in
Granite