The Philipsburg mail., 1898-07-22
DIPS, SPURS AND ANGLES.

mounted umbrellas. McClees.
-Cuba's choicest tobacco only uset
in the Bimetallic cigar. Try it. X
james Smith, of Stone, was ;
visitor in the city Wednesday ant
Thursday.
For Sale: Fresh milch COWS fol
sale. Inquire of Thomas Rowbothan
or at The Mail Office
Mr.. and Mrs X. Bennett of Six
mile, were among the Philipsburg Wis
itors during the week.
Emil Myer, o. Rock creek sapphire
mining fame. was in the city during
the week to sell his dust.
-Chas. Alberts, one of the promi.
nent ranchmen of Hall, was visitor
in the city during the week.
Note the advertisement of DR.. W. H.
Vaughn, the osteOpath, in another col
umn Of The Mail this week.
Miss Kate Ashton, accompanied by
Mrs. W. G. Bradshaw, were visitors
in the valley several days last week.
Mrs. j. H. Ries, formerly of Phil.
ipsburg, but now resident of Butte is
in the city on visit to her daughter,
Howard Bowie has been making a
tour about the state aboard his wheel
He visited Anaconda, Butte, Deer
Lodge, and returned home during the
week.
Owing to the change and return
of the Oldtime train crew on the
Drummond and philipsburg branch
we have no railroad smash-up to report
this week.
I will cooperate with the owner
Of large body Of gold claims to de-
velop the property. B. G. Davis, Coun-
sellor at Law, 1856 Remsen street,
Brooklyn, n. Y. y
Peter Ferraro. the Italian who was
injured i'll the wreck at Stone last
Thursday, died in the Northern Pacific
hospital at Missoula Tuesday. The
other men are recovering.
Al Fleischer and Tom Strachan
passed through the city this week en-
rort to the Clearwater country on an
exploration trip. The Clearwater is a
large country and the boys will no
duobt have IL good time.
Miss Margaret Loughrin. one of
the popular teachers of the Butte pub
lie schools, is in the city on visit to
her mother, Mrs. David Loughrin.
Miss Loughrin was accompanied over
by her brother, Will, who had been
visiting in Butte for several weeks
Geo p. Durham. president of tie
Philipsburg Granite Electric LightCo.
departed last week on visit to his old
home neal New Haven, Conn. Mr..
Durham expects to stop over at Omaha
and visit the International Exposition,
which is now in progress in that city.
The Campbell Drug Co. is making
some noticeable improvements at their
store this week in way of papering
and the placing of sign post in front
of the entrance. The removal of Ed
Wilhelm, the jeweler, makes the store
more rOOmy and goods can now be- dis
played to better advantage.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Merchants and Miners National
Bank of Philipsburg is called for 2
o'clock p m August 18th, to be held
at the office Of the bank for the pur-
pose OF clecting an agent or trustee, to
whom the assets of the bank may be
transferred. See legal notice in
another column of he Mail.
"A jolly party composed of Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. McClees. Mr. and Mrs. M.
D. Edwards, Miss Mary Nixon, Misses
May and Babe Hamilton. and Messrs.
Alex Mcdonald, R. p Parvin. G.. S.
Williams, John Orr, Chas. Stingle,
Dick Stingle, g. W. Specs, Angus
Johnston, VIM. Stahl and several
others spent Sunday on Rock.
-Messrs Mitchell & kistle, who are
operating the Levi Burr mine at Has
mark, shipped another car of ore to
the East Helena smelters last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Mitchell informs MS that the
mine is looking better than ever and
they expect very favorable returns from
their last shipment. The country
around HaSmark is full of good mines,
and with the advance in the price of
silver that section has bright future
before it,
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment OF j. J. Carichael, proprietor of
the City Livery and Feed Stables,
which appears in another column of
The Mail. His line of carriages and
vehicles is complete. and the best turn
onts in the city can always be had on
short notice. The omnibus of the CITY
Stables makes close connections with
the arrival and departure of all trains.
before engaging passage call and get
his terms, which are the lowest in
town.