The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-18

LOCAL BREVITIES
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LOOkOuu ICr une special Ting Sale.
McClees, the Jeweler
B. L. Bundeson was up from the lower
valley Wednesday on business
Mr. and Mrs. M. w. Bullard have re-
turned from visit to Marcus, Wash.
S. E. McClees and L. Morrow spent
Sunday at J. S. Hoffmans mine, nea.
Princeton.
E. J. Holland of the Bimetallic c.
departed yesterday morning for Butt
on business
K. H. Mcleod of Granite returne
home Tuesday from months visit wit |
relations in the east.
NJ. J. Foley of Anaconda has accepted
position with the Weinstein mercan-
tile house in this city.
Mrs f. F. Bacon Of Frankfort, KY,
is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs
o. Z. Featherman.
j. P. Proudfort has severed his con-
nection with the Weinstein mercantile
establishment and departed for Denver,
Colo.
News has been received from Frank
Durand that he has sold his freighting
outfit up north and will soon return
home to look after his larger interests
here.
Mrs. VIM. Coleman of Deer Lodge
spent several days of the past week in
the city, the guest of his sister Mrs. E.
McDOnel.
j. E.. Abbey during the week re-.
moved his family from the depot to one
of D. n. McDonald's cottages on Hol
land street
Messers j. B. Featherman, H. R
Campbell and D. w. Hennessy spenN
Sunday on Rock creek, the guests o.
Frank D. Brown. ,
John Koske departed yesterday morn,
ing for New York, where he will take
passage for the ''old country" on one oa
the ocean liners.
F. j. Mette will leave Tuesday on &
tour through the national park, after
which he will go to Iowa to look after
business interests there.
A runaway on Broadway caused quite
little excitement Sunday evening
Aside from badly wrecked buggy nc
serious damage resulted.
A party consisting Of Mrs. James
Sornsen, Mrs. F. J. Wilson and Miss
Tina Brown spent last Sunday at Sun
rise, picking huckleberries.
George Cook of the Anaconda Stan.
dard spent several days of the past
week in this city and Granite in the in.
terest of that popular journal
County Treasurer O. F. Featherman
went TO Garnet last Saturday on bust
ness connected with his office He re-
turned home on Mondays train.
Mrs. G. D. Joslyn and children came
over from Deer Lodge Monday and are
visiting relatives and friends IN the city.
| They are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Hoss.
Henry Hubert, Jr., returned Monday
from Valparaiso, Ind, where he had
been attending the Northern Indiana
School of Pharmacy, from which he
graduated last week. --@
| Lambert Nacsclc, editor and pup
Usher of the Montana Staats-Zeitung Of
Helena visited Philipsburg and Granite
Tuesday and Wednesday in the interest
of his excellent paper
Geo. w. Wilson departed Saturday
for jefferson county, where he will sur
vey some mining claims IN which Chas
D. Mcclure is interested. He expects tC
be gone about three weeks.
The Opp camping party broke camp
last week and came to the city. having
been out about five weeks. Fred OPP
and family departed for their home il
St. Louis on Saturday mornings train
Mrs. NJ. E. Reille, grand chief O.
visit to Hope Lodge, No. 7. in this city
| 70 hi lin.
was had, after which refreshments wer,
served.
NJ. Doody and son, Vincent. departed
Tuesday for Butte to remain scme time
Mr.. Doody, Jr., expects to attend schOo
in Butte during tle winter and the fam
lily may take up their residence ther
later on.
S. l., Walker of the Walker Com
mercial Company at Granite, was
visitor in Hell ma Saturday, He wen
there to meet his sister, who arrive,
from Kentucky to visit him at Granit
for several weeks.
Mrs. E. Christie and daughters re
turned Monday from Missoula, wher
they have been for several months past
While at Missoula Mrs. Christie ha
been under the care of physician, an
she is much improved in health
Myron Barnes went to Drummon
Wednesday to meet his mother who al
rived from the east on a visit to he
: sons in the city. The train on the mai
line was five hours late, and Mrs
Barnes did not arrive here until yestel
day afternoon.
Hazel McDonel is the happiest gil
in the city, having been presente
) with pretty little Shetland pony
her uncle, Joseph A, Hyde. The pom
arrived by express on the train las
week, and Hazel and her little friend
have been very busy ever since takin
care of it.
j. Y. Andrews returned Saturda
from Bozeman. where ne had been on
visit to his family, and has resumed hi
duties in the dry goods department {
? the Walker Commercial Company {
Granite John Sullivan, who served j
Mr.. Andrews place during his absence
returned to Butte Monday morning.
Thomas and John Cannon Fl M