The Philipsburg mail., 1899-02-24

K scribe for The Mail. 4
Note the change in John Neu's adv
? on the first page of The Mail
Valentine Jacky is somewhat indis
| posed with an attack of la grippe
W. e. Albright of Stone spent las
l Sunday in this city with his family.
Mrs. A. H. Porter was visiting friend,
: III the city last Monday and Tuesday.
j. j. Carmichael drove to Drummoni
last Sunday with load of passengers
For Sale-Two-story brick DWELLING
on lower Broadway. Apply to Popf
Clarke. ~
Messrs J. G. Duffy and James Brennan
OF Granite were visitors in the city last
Wednesday.
M Il. II. Cannon departed this morn.
ing Tor Chicago to purchase a spring
stock of dry goods.
Postmaster E. B. Horton of Stone is
spending few days in Great Falls on a
visit to his parents.
County warrants will be accepted at
par on subscription or other accounts
at The Philipsburg Mail office. y
MI Lucas, brother of our townsman.
John Il. Lucas, has been appointed
deputy by Assessor j. K. Wells.
VIM. Winnegar, an old-time Willow
Greek placer miner, was in the CITY for
several days during the past week.
| County Attorney Josiah Shull and
Judge ID. M. Durfee made business
visit to Drummond last Wednesday.
Mrs. John w. Hall of Upper Trout
creek is spending few days in this
city, the guest of Mrs G. B. Ballard.
Life size, life like. Moving pictures
OF the late war and other subjects at
F1reman's hall tonight Admission so
and 25 cents.
II. L. Napton, receiver of the Sunrise
company went over to Anaconda
last Monday on business connected with
the Sunrise affair.
Suits and overcoats made to order
from $15 up. Cleaning and repairing
neatly done. Mrs. Frank Johnson, |
next to Mail office y
Messrs John Elkins and Neil McDon-
AID We're up from Garnet last Monday
Adjusting some delinquent taxes with |
Treasurer J. K. Pardee
Z. A. Densmore has just finished put
ting up fine lot of ice, with which he
intends to supply the family trade dur
ing the coming summer.
j. c. Duffy, the obliging secretary of
the Granite Miners Union. Went TO
Garnet yesterday morning on business
connected with his office.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours. Sunday school at 10 {
a. m; Y. ?. S. G. E. at 6:30p III.
The bunch of keys picked nm on
Bradway one evening last week by Ed {
Cannon and left at The Mail Office has {
been restored to the rightful owner G.
Q. Collins.
Mrs. w. N. Bartlett who has been
her daughter Mrs. H. M. Brown
lhg' III thls city for several monts past, :
Ileparted last Monday for her home in
Egypt, Wash.
The delivery team of John Neus gro :
;ery took spin without driver last
Monday and created a little job for the
Aside from that, no seri- :
'us damage resulted !
If you want a nice, pure drink of beer
all for Garden City Brewery beer. man ,
ltactured in Missoula-the best in the :
tate, Strictly union product. At Nc :
Donald & Wharton's =
1t is reported that Messrs Cannon e. J..
>eu will open branch store in Granite :
n the near future. Mr. Cannon is now :
II MS way east to purchase a stock of {
oods for the Granite trade. =
Stray Horse-Bay mare, white stripe &
n forehead, both hind feet white. =
rahded 5 on left shoulder; had halter :
n. rarity delivering same to John 4
-oskle. Granite, will receive s. reward y
ohm Mikelson \ =
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Nickerson have 4
eturned from Silver Lake, where Mr. y
1ckersOn has been EMPLOYED in the =
of the tunnel which will 4
Up, the lake. Thev will again make =,
leir home in this city. 4
Inc dog poisoner has again been in (,
'ldence and Frank Wilmington mourns g
le loss OF his valuable bird dog. The II
os was hlghly-prized animal and Mr. <
lnnlnghoft Is at loss to know who =
'uid nave adopted such cowardly means n
destroying a harmless beast. x
Jack Hall came up from Lower Rock -
eek last Friday and spent several DAYS II
the city and on his ranch on Upper *
louI creek. MT. Hall says that the -
ow is not very deep in the vicinity of 4
llgiey, and several days more of warm NS
Gather would have ruined the sleigh -
g in that section. n
Frank Durand of New Chicago was a u
sitor in the city last Monday. Mr. \
lrand has just returned from visit ~
Alaska, where he secured a large ~
aiming contract and is making prepar- y
ions to ship additional teams up north, n
expects to have his outfit ready to "
oye in few days. y;
The train for Drummond did not de- n
rt at the usual hour last Monday ~
'rning, owing to the fact that the n;
which had gone to Missoula X
repairs over Sunday did not return ~
til II o'clock Monday morning. n;
ice no connections with the trains on 4
main line are being made at present, ~
great inconvenience was experienced. ~
COLLECTION NOTICE, ~
IN and after March I. 1890 all oc- ~