The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-28
LOCAL BREVITIES
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MlCudtl MOuaQan IS over ITOm butte
on visit to his family.
Lon r. Hoss and sou: Fred.went to
Deer Lodge this morning on trip.
James H. King took yesterdays train
for Butte, where he will remain some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bowen were in
the city from upper Rock creek yes
teraay.
State Senator Jerry Connolly went
down to Garnet Oh a business trip yes
terday.
John A. Spencer, the implement
dealer, went to Missoula on business
yesterday.
D. n. Mcdonald, the lumber man,
| went to Bonner on yesterdays train on
business trip.
Mrs E. F. Conyngham visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Wight,
near Stone, yesterday.
w. w. Royal returned to Drummond
this morning after concluding bust
ness visit to Philipsburg.
County warrants will be accepted at
par on subscription or other accounts
at The Philipsburg Mail Office
The Methodist Sunday school will
give their annual picnic next Tuesday.
August 1st, at the Flint Creek crossing.
Miss Mary Dooley went down to
the family home in the valley this
morning, where she goes to recoup-
crate in health.
Mrs. James Hansen will depart on to-
morrow's train for Butte, where she will
visit with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Hansen expects to be gone about three
weeks.
Frank D. Brown came in from his
ranch on Rock creek yesterday on
business, leaving the same afternoon
for Basin gulch. He expects to return
tomorrow
Mrs. Tessie Weinstein and daughter,
Miss Alice. accompanied by Misses
Verna and Mary Dawson, returned yes
terday from weeks visit with relatives
in Helena.
Miss Edith Carnegie. who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Herring for several days, returned to
her home in the lower valley on yes
terday's train.
DR.. Peter Mussigbrod of Garnet Wis
tied Butte and Anaconda during the
week on business connected with his
large mining interests in the northern
part Of Granite county.
County Commissioners j. B. Feather
man and D. H. Hennessy returned to
their homes this morning after having
been in the city for several days ir ses-
sion as county equalizers.
NJ. H. Bryan, of the Mail, will leave
for Missoula, Monday, where he goes
to take charge of the Missoulian. which
business and plant have been purchased
by Bryan Bros. & Hauck.
A small timber fire started in the
vicinity of Tower Wednesday afternoon,
but owing to scarcity Of dry timber
the fire did not extend over much terri
tory and died out for lack Of fuel.
J. G. Duffy, financial secretary of
the Granite Miners Union, went down
to Garnet on yesterdays train. where
he expects to remain for several days
on business connected with his office.
Miss Irene Achamire went to Mis-.
soula on Mondays train to remain a
few days with her sister, Miss Stella.
who went to the Garden City a short
time ago to recouperate from an attack
of fever.
F. H. Coy. formerly in charge of
the company's works at Combination,
is at present spending few weeks at
Deer Lodge. relieving Express Agent
j. G. Shaubut. who is taking a
months vacation.
L. G. johnson was a visitor in Mis-
soula during the week. Mr.. johnson
is now running his sawmill on lower
Rock creek and the lumber is being
loaded on the cars at Scepter siding,
about mile west of Bonita.
Preaching service at the M. E. Church
next Sabbath, morning and evening.
Thisis our last service before conference.
Sabbath school and Epworth League
services at the usual hours. The gen
eral public are cordially invited.
Louis Ray, the young man who was
so badly scalded at Boyd's slaughter
house last week, is getting along very
we'll, considering the nature of his in
Jurles. His mother arrived from Butte
Wednesday and is now at his bedside in
the hospital.
Henry Duffy, an old-time Pacific
coast printer, arrived in Philipsburg
yesterday and will take position on
The Mail. Mr.. Duffy worked for years
on the Sacramento Record Union and
San Francisco Examiner and is a re-
cent arrival in Montana
The annual picnic of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will take place next
Wednesday, August I'd, on Marshal
creek. Friends and patrons of the Sun
day school are cordially invited to at
tend. All are requested to assemble at
the church at $50 o'clock.
A matched bicycle race between Geo.
Mccoy and Julius Kiderlin took place
on Broadway last Tuesday evening.
The distance was from Firemen's Hall
to Pardee's crossing The race was a
very close one all through and was won