The Philipsburg mail., 1899-03-03
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J. E. Bowen was in from his ranch on
Rock creek last Tuesdav.
R. M. Anderson of Stone was visitor
in the city last Saturday.
| Commissioner J. B. Featherman OF
Drummond was in the city Wednesday.
John Hanson of lower Willow creek
was visitor in the burg last Tuesday.
Angus c. Smith was up from his
ranch in the lower valley last Tuesday.
The county commissioners will meet
in regular quarterly session next Mon
day.
Ned Beckwith, the "brakey," is re-
covering slowly from an attack OF Ia
grippe.
For Sale-Two-story brick dwelling
on lower Broadway. Apply to Pope
Clarke.
J. A. Spencer, the implement dealer,
made business trip to Butte during
the week.
Miss Effie Smith spent several days of
the past week in the city on visit to
her sisters.
Superintendent of Schools Miss Mary
Smith attended the masquerade ball at
Garnet last week.
Sam L. Walker, the well-known
Granite merchant, was business vlsl-
tor in the city last Tuesday.
Peter Okerstrom expects to leave in
few days for Republic the rev gold
mining camp in Washington
1hos. E. Mitchell of Hasmark spent
, | l., in !, wiz
of Henderson gulch and Stone.
County warrants will be accepted at
par on subscription or other accounts
at The Philipsburg Mail office
NJ. L. Wines, prominent Butte at
torney, was in the city during the week
in attendance at the district court.
Mr.. Sam A. CARRIER, representing the
t Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Molnes
: Iowa, was in the city last Monday.
J.C. Duffy, secretary of the Granite
1 Miners Union, returned last Monday
. from a several days visit to Butte.
n Louis Beley departed last Monday tor
Livingston, where he will visit with
relatives and friends for several weeks.
o Pat Hennessy of Flint was in the city
= last Wednesday with load Of produce
', raised on his farm ON the banks of the
Boulder.
4 Suits and overcoats made to order
4 from $15 up. Cleaning and repairing
is neatly done. Mrs. Frank johnson,
q next to Mail Office.
We learn that Robert Butler a brake
W man on the branch, who is at the hos
y. pital in Missoula, is improving from his
v recent illness caused by la grippe.
B. Judge Yelling Napton was guest in
the city several days this week. The
n regular March term of court for Granite
II county will commence next Monday.
10 Jennie Bliss, better known as High
n card Jennie was, during the week, re
t. leased from custody, having been sue
cessful in raising the necessary $5O'
ps cash bail.
re If you want nice, pure drink of bee
n call for Garden City Brewery beer, man
Ill ufactured in Missoula-the best in tn
We state. Strictly union product. At Nc
E. Donald & Wharton's,
Commissioner H. R. Campbell, ae
n companied by his wife, arrived in tn
he city last Friday from Quigley. Mrs
We Campbell! will spend the balance Of tn
rt winter in Philipsburg.
m Stray Horse-Bay mare, white strip
all on forehead both hind feet white
branded S on left shoulder; had halte
ite on. Party delivering same to Joh
| a Koskie Granite, will receive s. reward
lc- John Mikelson.
he What is commonly known as heal
1T disease is frequently an aggravated for1
lal of dyspepsia. Like all other diseases T.
sulting from indigestion, it can be cure
ON by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t diges
It's what you eat M. E. Doe & co. 4
jhe Peter Perrant, who had his feet froze
us while going from this city to his rant
m on Rock creek during the recent bli
mt zard, was obliged to have one of h
OK toes anputated last Sunday. Mr.. Pc
arv rant is now at the home of Mr.. and MI
va Val Jacky in this city.
cen 1t is reported that the Northern P
esh cifc Railway Co. will make change
her time service on the main line about Il
the middle of Marcn. Two more passeng
the trains will be put on making two trai
each way every day. The double Sc
red vice will be much appreciated by Il
ter. travelling public.
ok Mr. Oscar Durand has secured a lar
ute wood contract from the Bimetallic {
Yhy and is advertising for twenty wo
hin choppers to commence chopping ono
M. Mr.. Durand will establish his woo
camp near Loughrins, about sew
est miles from this city For the prese
ON he expects to ship two carloads day
by the Bimetallic mill.
OF 1t is probable that the Montana rel
AK ment of rough riders will be reorga
Mr. lied and sent to the Philippines. Cal
ted Decay Stivers of the Butte compa
'sed last week informed Henry Philbrick
the this city, who was a member of Ca.
Stive-s' company last summer, that
nal, believed the rough riders would aga
UNI be organized. Several Phlllpsburgy You
his men have already signified their willil
My ness to go.
less; my mother suffered with chrol
and diarrhna for several months. She v
most attended bv two physicians, who at l
,een pronounced her case hopeless. She p
lnce cured ono 05-cent hottie of Chan