The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1898-01-07
THROUGHPUT THE VALLEY.

Mrs. H. M. Thomas gave Klon-
dixie party On Thursday. Dec. both. in
honor of Miss Hattie Williams, and
Miss Hattie's many friends enjoyed
themselves hunting for gold. Mr.. .Jo-
seph Eisonette received the first prize,
having found the largest amount of
gold, and Was presented with q pick
and shovel as an outfit to prospect
with, and Miss Olive Smith received
the second prize for having found the
smallest amount Of gold. and she was
presented with q pair Of snow-shoes.
| The following is a list Of those who
were present.: Miss Ona Dingwall
| Miss Carrie Craven, Miss Ella Mar
cum, Miss Maude Tinklepaugh, Miss
Olive Smith, Miss Elsie Engle, Miss
Augusta Carlson. Miss Nellie Olson
Miss Nettie McPhail, Miss Amanda
Featherman. Miss Bertha Featherman,
Miss Edith Carnegie. Miss Jessie Car
negle, M ISIS Lille Robbins, Miss Hat
tie Williams, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. S. N.
q. Hughes. Mrs. H. NJ Thomas and
Messr8 James C. Carnegie, L. j. Hen
driks0n, 2es, j. A. smith, Arthur
Lyons William Lyons, George Lyons,
Joseph Bisone5te, Peter Iylor, John
Griffin, George C!auson G. Clauson
E. 4. Ti1ilepaugh, s. N. G. Hughes,
George Thomas, H. NJ. Thomas
George Morse, Averill Morse, Allan
McPhail, Emery McPnail, Or. Craven,
Niver Engle, John Dirgwall and Viii
liam Dngwal, Sr. After spening one
of the most delightful evenings that
has been enjoyed by the young folks
of tie valley. the party was in"itoi I
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prepared al excellent spread, - Whiru
ali did ample justice, after which they
departed for their several homes. Vie
hostess will be long remembered, and
it is the hope of the young people that
her path way through life may lie
strewn with the choicest OF roses.
On Friday evening. Dec 31st Mr..
and Mrs. Archie McPhail entertained
their y1ung friends and All proclaim it
an evening that will lont; be remem-
bered by the young people of New
Chicago and the lower valley. At IL
Q clock q lap supper was served, con-
sitsing of ice cream aud sandwiches
and 5otfee, and it is needless to say
they all did the lunch justice. The fol-
lowing were honored guests: Miss
Ona Dingwall, Miss Edith Carnegie,
Miss Ella Marcum, Miss Hattie Will
]iams, Miss Carrie Craven. Miss Nellie
Olson, Miss Net5ie McPhai. Miss
B rtha Featherman, Miss Amanda
Featherman, Miss Kate Ashton, Miss
Augusta Carlson, Miss Cora Fahey,
Miss Mary Fahey, Mrs. S. M. G.
Hughes, Mrs. Archie MchPail and
Messrs. George Thomas, John Griffin,
George Clauson. Charles Clauson,
Freeman Tiklepaugh, J. c. Carnegie,
Peter Tylor, Joseph Bisoette, l.. j.
Hendrikson. John Digwall, William
Dingwall, Jr., G.. w. Morse, Jr. Aver
i'll Morse, Allan McPhail, Jr, Roy
McPhail. James Dingwall, Noal
McPhail. 8. M. G. Hughes, Samuel
Evans, o. +. Nelson, and DR.. Craven.
On Thursday evening of last week
Willow creek aud got two of the Will
the Klondike party at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il NJ. Thomas. Mr..
Engle was extremely happy in being
our fair daughters Of Eve from the
as they few over the road towards
and talking of his future prospects, his
horse made up her mind that she
didn't want to take in the Klondike
Mr.. Engle and his two young ladies
out of the buggy. When they picked
themselves up and found that they
were not hurt the young ladies
started on foot for the party while Mr..
L,t1f ont to ntf
by aud got another horse and overlook
the young ladies at Hall and was again
made happy.
Rev. Donald Ferrison. a revival
ist in the Swedish Lutheran church,
preached to a large congregation in
the Flint Greek school house Sunday
and Monday evenings last. 1t is re
ported that there will be Swedish SER
vices every month in the future, but
the dates are not known as yet.
S. M. G. Hughes. the laddie who
hurt his hip on Christmas Eve by
getting out of the hay rack too quick
when the sleigh tipped over OH the
homeward bound from Drummond, is
improving nicely and viii be all right
again in IA short time.
Mrs. Archie McPhail returned to
Missoula Monday, accompanied by her
sons, Allan and Roy. They will re-
main in that city and Allan will con-
tinue his studies in the University
and Roy in the high school.
Mrs. Allan McPhail, after spending
the holiday week with her husband,
returned to Deer Lodge Sunday, SO as
to let the children resume their studies
in the school in that city.
Miss Hattie Williams and Miss
Edith Carnegie returned to Missoula
Tuesday. where they will resume their
studies in the University i'll that city.
d. D. McRae has not been as well
this week and his many friends enter
tain very little hopessof his recovery.
W. N. Tinklepaugh has been on
the sick list this week. We hope he
will soon regain his health
IS. M. G. Hughes returned from
Philipsburg Tuesday.