The Philipsburg mail., 1899-02-03
VALENTINES! VALENTINES!
An elegant assortment at drugstore
Of M. E. Doe & Co.

Mrs. j. G. Duffy and mother, Mrs. A.
q. Mcdonald of Granite, were visiting
in the city last Monday.
The Needlecraft will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs D. NJ. Durfee next We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Peter Gallagher will remove his fam
lily to Granite in the near future, where
he has engaged in the insurance bust
ness.
Attention is called to the prices of
groceries quoted in G. A. Wilson's ad-
vertisement on the eighth page of Th=
Mail.
D. A. Middleton, F. G. Westgate,
Helena, and r. D. johnson, st. Joseph,
Mo-, registered at the Kaiser during the
| week.
J. w. Secor, formerly on the Call
| staff in this city, but now engaged in
business for himself at Granite was
down from the hill last Tuesday.
The Office rooms formerly occupied by
Judge Miller in the First National Bank
block are being fitted up by Judge J. A.
McKenna, who will dispense Justice at
| that place hereafter.
What is commonly known as heart
disease is frequently an aggravated form
| of dyspepsia. Like all other diseases re-
sulting from indigestion, it can be cured
| by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 1t digests
what you eat. M. E. Doe & Go.
The young men of the Upper Flint
Creek valley will give dance at Henry
Lund's place week from tonight
Friday, Feb. 10th. Good music has
been secured for the occasion and all
who attend are promised at excellent
time.
Messrs Alex Heathman and Will Secar
have engaged in the retail liquor bust
ness at Granite. The opening took
| place last Wednesday evening and was
largely attended, excellent music being
furnished for the occasion by the
| Philipsburg orchestra.
| House Bill No. 35, which provides for
direct legislation, was indorsed by the
Granite Miners Union at their regular
meeting last Tuesday evening. Petit
ions praying for the passage Of the bill
are being circulated in this sectian and
are receiving many signatures.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of George Schmid on the fourth
to close out his stock of paints and wall
|
Feb. 18th he will sell wallpaper and
paints at less than cost for cash.
Sam L. Walker has taken possession
of the McGurk grocery store in Granite
and is now prepared to supply the wants
of his patrons with anything they may
need in his line. Howard Bowie Of this
city has accepted position with Mr..
Walker and has entered upon his duties.
Miss Mary Pelletier, Hall; w. G.
Lochie, Butte; R. N. Casey, F. r. Kir-
by, J. R. Parry, Minneapolis, Mimi A.
Oppenheimer, M. W. Rosenblatt, San
Francisco, Cal. j. A. Clark, Portland,
Ore; j. B. Featherman, O. L. Carns,
Drummond, were guests at the Grand
during the week.
Frank Durand of New Chicago, ac-
companied by bis brother Arthur, de-
parted this morning for Alaska, where
Frank has been engaged in freighting
during the last season. Mr.. Durand's
stock is being wintered at Victoria, B.
| g., but as soon as the SEASON opens
freighting will be resumed
Messrs W. S. Jones and Thomas Par
ker have secured a lease on the ranch of
G. L. Atwater about two miles west Of
town. for term of years, succeeding
L req l. euScner, ana Will cOnducG a dairy
business under the firm name Of Jones
& Parker. Both gentlemen have had
extensive experience in this line and
they will endeavor by good service and
fair treatment to give satisfaction to
their customers.
Miss Arie Woods, daughter of Frank
Woods of New Chicago, died at the
Sisters hospital at Missoula last Tues
day afternoon. Miss Woods was about
20 years of age and had been afflicted
with consumption for several years a:id
to that dread disease she finally sue
cumbed. Her home was in the state of
Maine, but several years ago she came
to Montana for the benefit of her health
and lived at New Chicago, where her
father has resided for number Of years
The change apparently had a whole
some influence, and no doubt her life
was prolonged considerably; but con-
sumption had secured too strong hold
and death finally triumphed. The re-
mains have been brought to New Chi
cago, where interment will be made i'll
the Valley cemetery.