The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-14


The condition Of Gene Smith is some
what improved and new hope for his
recovery is entertained.
L. w. ShOdair is having the front of
the Crystal block in this city painted.
Henry Hubert is doing the work.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brewer arrived from
Hastings, Neb, last Saturday to spend
n few weeks at Camp Opp on Rock
creek. They were driven to the camp
the same afternoon.
Vim. Gorman came in from his ranch
on Upper Trout creek today and is
making preparations to prove up on his
property before w. E. Moore, U. s.
land commissioner.
The Ladies Guild will give an ice
cream and strawberry social on the 2Sth
Of this month. The ladies need no -ec-
ommenoation in that line as their So
cials are always enjoyable.
Mrs Annie Milroy, the well-known
sheep raiser of the lower valley, spent
day or two in Philipsburg this week
on business. She departed for her
home Wednesday morning.
Misses Ida and Josie Sands, nieces of
Mrs. Boyd of this city, arrived from
their home in Oswego. N. Y, last week.
They will spend the summer in this Sec
tion and may remain here permanently.
r. H. Hereford, the accountant, de-
parted for the lower valley Monday
morning, after having lent several days
assistance in getting out the last issue
Of the Call during the editors absence
on the coast.
James c. Duffy and Sam Snyder, ap-
praisers appointed for the estate of VIM.
Maynard, deceased, visited the Rec:
Lion district last week to appraise some
mining property Mr.. Maynard owned
in that section.
On next Sunday evening there will be
a union missionary meeting of the
Christian Endeavor and Epworth League
societies at the Presbyterian church.
An excellent program has been arranged.
All are cordially invited.
Will Sprague narrowly escaped SER
ious injury while at work in the Cuno
mine last Wednesday. He was in a
standing position when mass of rock
fell in front, striking his body, and he
narrowly escaped having foot crushed.
John Francis, who left here last week
for Republic, met with an accident at
MissOula. His team became frightened
at Il switch engine and ran away. The
wagon was overturned and considerably
damaged and JMr. Francis sustained
several severe cuts and bruises.
Wesley Furbush was quite painfully
injured by falling rock in the Hope
mine last Tuesday. The rock struck
Mr.. Furbush on the forehead, cutting
an artery over the eve and caused the
blood to flow freely for about two hours.
He was taken to his home and DR..
Power attended to his injuries.
John Schurtz of Deer Lodge and
Anges Patwell of Philipsburg were
married yesterday afternoon at 3 clock
by Rev. j. A. Smith at the Methodist
parsonage in the presence of few in
vited guests. The couple departed this
for Spokane on brief wedding
tour They will make their future
home in Butte.
A diseased stomach surely undermines
health; it dulls the brain, kills energy,
destroys the nervous system, and pre-
disposes to insanity and fatal diseases.
?All dyspeptic troubles are quickly cured
by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has cured
thousands OF cases. and is curing them
every day. Its ingredients are such that
it can't help curing. M. E. Doe & Co.
The Walker Commercial Co. of Gran
ite has installed new cash register of
the latest pattern. 1t is the most COM
plete register seen in this county and
records in detail the transactions of the
day, including the numbers of the sales
men who have occasion to make change.
The only thing the machine is unable
to perform is to make delinquent Gus
toner pay his account.
Ice cream is being served every day
during the summer by Mrs. F. 4. Brad
shaw at the Flint Creek creamery on
the Anaconda road, four miles south Of
the city. The roads are in excellent
condition and it is very convenient for
bicyclists and others who take a ride up
the valley to stop for refreshments at
this place before retu1 ming home. See
adv. elsewhere in The Mail.
H. H. McCord and Frank Dolan, the
Butte real estate men, returned to
Philipsburg last Wednesday, after a
short visit to other parts Of the state.
The large number Of town lots already
sold by these gentlemen in this section
would indicate that this is a fairly pros
porous community and that there is
considerable money here awaiting an
opportunity for profitable investment.
1t is reported that trout are being
caught in the neighboring streams by
parties mere and shipped to the markets
of Anaconda. Several shipments were
made during the past week, and it is
said that about seventy-five pounds of
trout was taken to Anaconda yesterday
morning This is a matter that de-
mands the timely investigation of the
game and fish warden, and if no such
officer exists it should be looked into by
the authorities.
A number of young people of this
city organized club yesterday after
noon at the home of Miss Ethel Davies.
The name of the new club is The
Knights of the Round Table. Follow
ing are the officers elected for tn: en-
SUNG term: President, Miss Ethel
Davies; Vice President, Miss Pearl
Yenter; Treasurer, Miss Jennie John
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