The Philipsburg mail., 1899-07-14

Famous Climax kettles-all sizes.
Thomas Long & Co.
DR.. George J. Farming was a visitor
in Helena during the week
R.P. Parvin of Granite was a visitor
at Silver Lake last Sunday.
B.F. Gaskill was up from his ranch
near New Chicago last Monday.
Highest price paid for county war
rants. Inquire at The Mail Office.
Some attractive changes in grocery
prices will be found in the adv. Of j. S.
Thorp.
Mrs. H. T. Cumming and Mrs James
Robinson were visitors from Granite
last Saturday.
Attorney Josiah Shull went to Helena
Tuesday to be in attendance on the
supreme court
County Commissioner h. R. Camp
| bell took business trip to Drummond
during the week.
| Edward Farrell brother of Mrs E. r.
Thompson, returned last Monday from
visit to Butte.
Choice lot of old potatoes; fruit jars;
smoked halibut; bolona and Vienna
sausage at G. A. Wilson's.
Pat McGurk, the up-to-date grocer,
talks to the people by change of adv.
in The Mail today. Read it.
Mrs. Will Yenter and family will leave
tomorrow morning for the lower valley
to enjoy few weeks of -ural life.
Mrs. Edward Wilhelm will serve ice
cream every Sunday at the Vienna
bakery. two doors above The Mail.
Rev. Father R. DeRyckere came over
from Deer Lodge Saturday and held
mass in the Catholic church Sunday.
The Walker Commercial Co. of Gran
ite advertise a genuine clearance sale of
summer goods in this issue of The Mail.
Assessor J. K Wells went to his home
in Garnet on last Tuesday S train, where
he will spend few days visiting his
sick wife.
Attorney W. E. Moore took Tuesdays
train for Anaconda and Helena, where
he goes on business connected with his
profession.
F. H. Coy, who has been spending
several days in this section on business
returned to his home in Butte last Mon
day morning
d. "A. hllcIlcu WtllU VOWl ttS Idl ds
Drummond yesterday, for the purpose
he said, Of keeping an eye on Brakeman
Ned Beckwith.
Sheriff George Metcalf has moved hi<
family out to the Yandell ranch, where
they will remain during the remainder
, of the vacation.
7 County Commissioner J. B. Feather
man returned to his home in Drummon(
5 tuesday, after transacting official busi
ness in town the previous day.
. Assessor j. K. Wells was in Helen;
last week and filed his report Of the as
sessment of Granite county for 1885,
with the state board of equalization.
If You wish to be we'll dressed orde
one of those stylish $15 suits from Angu
Johnston. the merchant tailor. He ha
an endless variety Of samples to selec
from.
Attorney Geo. A. haywood went owe
to Helena Monday to be in attendanc
on the supreme court, representa-
County Surveyor Charles Donyes in tn
road law controversy.
A carload of stoves and ranges ha
arrived and the latest things in thl
J line may be seen at the store of tn
/ Wilson Commercial Co. Prices of range
Y will be from $26 to 800.
Miss Lizzie Murray came over fro1
= Butte last Saturday in response to
!. telegram announcing the serious illne:
= of her mother, Mrs James Murra,
. who died last Friday evening.
e DeWitt's Little Early Risers benef
j. permanently. They lend gentle assis
= ance to nature, causing no pains {
y weakness, permanently curing const
Il patton and liver ailments. NJ. E. D(
& Co. =
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Getner came ov
from Butte to attend the funeral
Mrs. James Murray, which occurr'
- last Sunday. Mrs. Getner is daught
= of the deceased. They returned to the
: home in Butte Monday morning.
- DeWitt's Little Early Risers EXP
&s from the system all poisonous accum
f lations, regulate the stomach, bowe
b and liver, and purify the blood. Th'
: drive away disease, dissipate melanchol
F and give health and vigor for the dai
b routine. Do not gripe or sicken. M.
{ Doe & Co.
E Miss Stella Admire left yesterd
p morning for Missoula, where she
I poets to enter the Sisters hospital
+ treatment. The young lady has be
+ sick with typhoid and has not been i
/ proving as rapidly as she should, and
{ is thought change of climate W
= have salutary effect.
p There will be preaching by the past
/ of the Presbyterian church next Sund
{ morning at II o'clock. Sunday scht
:. at 10 a. IN. and Y. P. S. G. E. at p.
i In the evening at 8 o'clock there W
= be union meeting of the Epwol
2 League and Christian Endeavor societi
i Interesting papers, recitations and go
I music. Everybody invited
( Joseph Irwin was brought down FRI
+ Granite and taken on the train vest
i day morning upon a cot and acco
: panied by his mother and father We
2 down the valley to Drummond. \
i Irwin has been very sick with typho
nnaumOnia and his life has been