The Philipsburg mail., 1898-11-18

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ness visit to Butte.
Miss Ruth Smith has recovered from
several weeks illness.
Go to Weinstein's for bargains Mack
inaws, 81; Overcoats, formerly T15
now S..
For Rent-A furnished saloon with
billiard table Inquire Of Mrs. Fred
Elliott, Granite.
Sheriff elect George Metcalf drove
over the range to Anaconda last We'd
nesday on business.
Thos. Dyer and J. U. Julian, of the
Granite department Of justice, were in
the city yesterday on business.
Street commissioner J. E. Wagerly
also ran for constable in the south pre-
cinct, receiving total number of one
vote.
Mrs. w. S. Twohy has several neatly
furnished rooms to rent Inquire up
stairs at the Twohy building on South
SansOme street.
Presbyterian services next Sunday:
Morning at II and evening at 1::J.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. and y. +. ).
G. 4. at $50 p. m.
J. G. Mcleod, the gents furnisher,
changes his advertisement this week.
Boys clothing, to close out, at prices
lower than anybody.
Another horse race is to be run on
Broadway next Sunday afternoon, the
contestants being the Boyd Bros horse
and one owned by John Mcdonald.
J. S. Axtell, the public administrator
elect, is now acting in the capacity of
deputy county clerk and recorder, hay
ing entered upon his duties last Tues
day.
There will be union services at the M.
E. church on Thanksgiving Day (Thurs
day, Nov. "A, at 1880 a. IN. Rev.J. A.
Smith will preach the Thanksgiving
sermon.
Miss Eulalie Durfee departed yester
day morning for Bearmouth, where she
will visit for few weeks with the
Misses Johns n, daughters of the agent
at that place.
F. A. Beley has disposed of his inter
est in the wood business formerly con-
Quoted in the firm name of Beley q
Busbee to Fred Chandler, and the new
firm will be known as Busbee q Chand-
ler.
Messrs. P B. Ford and Thomas and
Fred Bowen returned last Monday from
a several days hunt on Rock creek
! hey brought i'll Il fine white tail deer
a trophy captured by Thomas Bowen on
the first day out near the HOgback.
The county commissioners met last
Monday at noon as board Of county
canvassers for the purpose Of canvass
ing the election returnes. IN another
column OF The Mail will be found the
tabulated official returns Of the county
as announced by the canvassing board.
Several Of the officers have been elected
by close margins.
John Boyd, a miner employed at the
Gold Coin mine, was killed by cave-ill
last Friday. The unfortunate man
lived about two hours after the acci
dent, was about 30 years old and con
sidered a good and careful miner. The
body was taken to Anaconda, where in
terment was made last Saturday after
J noon.
For the benefit of those who believe
that soldiers home ON furlough veal
their uniforms for show we will state
} that soldier is compelled to wear hi:
uniform all the time, and the minute he
removes it and dons citizens clothes ht
becomes deserter and liable to be ar
rested by any constable or official ani
returned to camp, a reward of $40 be
ing offered for such arrests.
Mrs. Annie Milroy and daughter
Agnes, returned from their trip to Ire
land last week and have been visiting
in the city for several days, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. August Greenheck
/ Mrs. Milroy claims to have pleasant
journey and splendid time in her ole
J home in Ireland, but was glad to get
back to this country again. They re
turned to their valley home last Wed
nesday.
L. J. Hendrikson of New Chicago last
Saturday commenced suit in the district
court at Anaconda against William
! Wallace for damages claimed to have
been sustained through the interference
of the defendant in the operation of q
certain irrigation ditch. He also asks
. for a permanent injunction. The com
plaint sets forth that on MAY Is, S0S
the defendant cut the bitches of the
plaintiff, thereby partially destroying
his growing crops, and asks that the
: defendant be enjoined from future in
reference in any way with the use OF
the water of said ditch, and for $1,000
: damages. NlessrS. Rodgers q Rodgers
= are the ATTORNEYS for Mr.. HendriksOn.
A letter received by w, w. Nebetha
r from S. B. Salisbury, proprietor of the
: Anaconda Pheasant yards, explains why
j., the Philipsburg sportsmen We're disap
pointed in not receiving their birds. II
= seems Mr. Salisbury quoted five pairs
: OF pheasants at certain price, but be
= fore a reply was received from Mr.
Nebethal accepting the offer and order
ing them shipped the birds were sol,
V and shipped to the Daily ranch in TIN
t Bitter Root Mr. Salisbury wired t,
s Portland and other places to Obtain
Y some birds for the Philipsbu-g boys
e but was unable to do so, it being prett
e late in the season AS a result, tn
p money has been returned, and the Film
II Creek valley will be obliged to get alon
without pheasants for another year.