The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1898-03-25
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Hall, March 23.-The following is
| the program to be rendered in the
Flint Creek Literary Society Saturday
evening:
Select Reading ....... Arthur Smith
Select Reading William Fahey
Recitation ...... Miss Edith Carnegie
Select Reading .... Charles Clawson
Essay ......... Charles Tinklepaugh
! Song g.......L..M Miss Gertie Carlson
Recitation ............ Hugh Neubert
Song John McCri nmon
Recitation ...... Miss Jessie Carnegie
Song ..........G George Clawson
Something. ng............... Otto Neubert
Song Bert Vail and Thos. Mccarthy
Recitation n..........M Miss Elsie Engle
Song . Geo. Thomas and John Griffin
Recitation ............ George ClaWson
Duet
...Arthur Smith and Thos. W. McRae
Duet ................ .......
Mrs Arthur Smith and Mrs. S. NJ.
". hughes.
Something =. ............R Rod McRae
Debate: i" Resolved. That there
should be an educational qualification
for voting.'
Affirmative-Ott Neubert, Arthur
Smith, Fletcher Kirk and George
Clawson.
Negative-Frank Carnegie. S. M. G.
Hughes, j. A. Carnegie and John
Grin
Frank Carnegie went to Drummond
last Saturday and while there went
through little practice riding the
Home Forum 'goat.
While returning from New Chicago
one day last week, Pat Ryan stopped
at the Hall postoffice, but his team
thought they had ought to be on their
way home and they started, and the
way they made the wagon get
there y Pat thought they would break
a bottle that he had in the wagon and
thereby lose his "spirits. but two
young men who had saddle horses on
the spot took after the team and caught
them and brought the outfit back No
damage was done-even the "spirits'
were not split. for which Pat was very
thankful to the "saints' for protect
ing the bottle.
p O. Person of Willow creek made
a business trip to Deer Lodge last
week.
H. M. Thomas made business trip
to Missoula last Friday, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs Albert Tinklepaugh of Hall re-
turned from Philipsburg last Wednes-
day week.
John Colburn, Fred Garsey and
Edward Muchmore of Pioneer were
doing business in New Chicago last
| Thursday.
A cold wave struck the valley last
Sunday from the northeast About
three inches of snow fell and to all
intent and purposes it is winter again
The Flint Greek school opened last
Monday, with Miss Osborne as
teacher.
Rv J. A. Smith of New Chicago
preached to an attentive congregation
last Sunday in the Flint Greek school
house at Hall The third quarterly
meeting will be held in the church in
New Chicago, Sunday, March 29th.
Rev. ]. J. McAllister will preach in
the evening and administer the sacra-
m Mt OF the Lords supper. and at the
close will hold business meeting.
Members of the official board are re-
quested to be present.
Mrs. E. M. Engle. the Hall post
mistress, returned from Jocko. Mont.
this week, where she had been for
the past two weeks visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. Mcdonald
Mrs F. W. Herring Of Philipsburg
is visiting her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Tin1lepaugh, at Hall.
F. W. Herring visited with his fam
lily at Hall last Sunday. He returned
to Garrison in the evening.
The Valley Literary Society at Stone
was we'll attended last Saturday even
ing and the program for the evening
was nicely rendered. The question,
"Resolved, That man is more contrary
by nature than woman was decided
in favor of the negative side, which
is no disgrace to the ge"tler sex.