The Philipsburg mail., 1898-07-29
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Note the change IN d. y. MCLed 3
adv. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Pardee are
visiting in Butte.
Ladies' and gentlemen's silver.
mounted umbrellas. McClees.
Mrs James Willoughby was down
from Granite during the week.
-Cuba's choicest tobacco only used
in the Bimetallic cigar. Try it. II
Mote the announcement Of DR.. W.
H. Vaughn in his adv. in this issue.
Sewing by the day at reasonable
rates. Stella Achamire, at Mrs. @. E.
McJilton's. 2t*
Miss Alice Weinstein spent several
days of last week at Camp Opp on
Rock creek.
j. W. Passmore, of the Passmore
Paper company of Butte, was visitor
in our city last Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Dixon and daughter
Sadie, Of Combination, visited in the
city for several days last week.
C. G. Spencer and wife, of Philips
burg, were registered at the Montana
hotel in Anaconda last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. Williams was visitor
in the lower valley several days last
week, the guest of Mrs H. M.
| Thomas.
Miss Bertha Gaskil is spending a
| few weeks visit at the ranch home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Gas
kill. near Stone.
Rev. J. A. Smith, of New Chi
| MnthnG
church in this city last Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Campbell Drug Go. have thor.
oughly renovated their salesIoom, and
now have one of the neatest drug
stores in the country.
The dance at Granite last Friday
night was largely attended. A mum.
Der of Philipsburgers were present,
among them d. r. W. Getty, Alex
Boyd, Chas. Baty and Julius Kiderlen.
The hauling of rock for the foun
dation of A. j. Anderson residence
on Granite street was commenced las
Monday. 1t is said that when complet
ed it will be one of the finest residen
ces in the city.
Attention is directed to the adv. o
the Campbell Drug Co., which appear
in another column Of The Mail. Thei
specialties this week are perfumes o
all varieties and toilet preparations O
their own manufacture.
The having season has fairly begun
and our valley farmers are busy max
ing hay while the sun shines. Larg
crops are expected everywhere thi
season, and with prospects of goo
market they will be exceptionall
happy.
A very artistic piece Of work b.
Henry Hubert, the painter, is the Ma
sonic emblem placed on the front o
the Masonic Temple during the week
The work is done in gold and silve
and makes an altogether very appro
pirate insignia.
In another column of The Mai
will be found the advertisement of H
F. Rust, who has opened the black
smith shop formerly run by his fathe
at Parkerville Harry is first elias
mechanic and is prepared to do a
kinds of woodwork in connection wit
horsesh being and general blacksmith
ing.
Chester. the twelve year old son {
Mr.. and Mrs M. l.. Moody, had hi
left hand painfully injured last Nor
day He was tying his horse whe
the animal pulled back, catching h:
left hand in the rope. DR.. w.
Power dressed the injuries, for
stitches being necessary on the litt
finger.
The house of John Mcleod in Pa
kerville was struck by lightning La
Friday Aside from disconnecting tt
stove-pipe and knocking off piece
chimney no serious damage was don'
A number of telegraph poles near l
S. McLeod's ranch south Of town wei
also struck and splintrrs scattered
all directions.
-Messrs. Oxley and Harper are col
structing a tramway at their mine c
} Brewster creek. a short distance fro
the Jumbo. The tram will be abo1
, 700 feet in length and will no doul
} prove great saving to the owner
A load of supplies, including bucket
B etc, went out yesterday morning al
5 1t is expected to be in operation soon
} F. W. Loring. who has been visi
, ing his brother, W. NJ. of the Westel
Union telegraph company office, Fl
several weeks, departed last Wedne
- day morning for his home in Nelson
: B. G. 1t was thought for some tin
that Mr.. Loring would locate with
permanently, and we regret very mu(
that he decided to return to his O
home.