The Philipsburg mail., 1899-08-04
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in Missoula last week.
s. B. Clark of Rock creek was in the
city Monday on business.
Highest price paid for county war
rants. Inquire at The Mail Office.
Frank .Jamison was visitor in the
city from Rock creek last Saturday.
Frank Provins of the Rock creek
dairy was a visitor in the city Saturday.
H. l. Weinstein was visitor in the
city from Camp Opp on Rock creek Sat-
urday.
Frank Grebril was in from his mines
on Rock creek on Sunday on visit to
his family.
J. A. Spencer, the implement dealer,
made a business visit to Henderson
gulch Sunday.
D. N. Mcdonald, the lumber dealer,
visited at Bonner and Missoula last
week on business.
Mrs. G. L. Haeffner and Mrs. c. A.
Kent of Granite were visitors in the
city last Saturday.
A. A. Mcdonald spent last week on
his ranch on lower Willow creek over
seeing the hay diggers
| COuU VnCLcdu VI hOCh CIcch Was
shaking hands with Old-time acquaint-
ances in the city Saturday.
Attorney G. H. Suppiger was among
those of our residents who observed
Sunday on the creek fishing.
Hon. Jerry Connolly was a visitor at
Garnet during the week, looking after
his mining interests in that section.
Mrs J. Fl. Williams departed last
Saturday for Deer Lodge on week
visit to her sister Mrs. J. H. Owings.
Col. G. w. Morse of New Chicago was
visitor in the city last week. He de-
parted for his home Saturday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Kroger and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Snyder composed a
party that camped on upper Rock creek
last Sunday.
Mrs. Russell left for her home in
Bozelnan on Mondays train after visit
ing for several days with her daughter,
Miss Carrie, in this city.
r. D. McRae of Stone returned to his
home in the valley Monday morning,
after spending several days on a visit
to his family in this city.
G. B. Rust was a passenger on Mon
days train for Missoula where he will
visit for few days with his family, who
are now located in the garden city.
Masters Conrad Wipf and Lytle Will
liams departed Monday morning for
Deer Lodge, where they will visit for a
week or more with rela tives and friends
S. L. Walker of the Walker Com
mercial Co. and Howard Bowie came
down from Granite Friday evening to
attend the social given by the ladies
guild.
Mrs. e. G. Harrington came over
from Butte last week on short visit to
her mother and other relations in the
city. She departed for her home Mon
day morning.
Chas. Tabor the popular manager of
H. |. Weinstein & Co.'S dry goods de-
partment, is spending a short vacation
with his friend. J. S. Huffman, at his
mine near Princeton.
George Alberts, the well-known Rock
creek placer miner and stOckman, was
in the city last Saturday ordering q
fresh supply of provisions for his ranch
preparatory to haying.
. A carload of stoves and ranges ha
arrived and the latest things in thi
line may be seen at the store of tn
: Wilson Commercial Co. Prices of range
: will be from $26 to 800. *
Miss Julia Butler, sister of Rober
Butler an attache of the branch, spen
the past week visiting her brother an'
friends She returned to her home il
Birdseye last Monday morning.
Mrs. II. B, Million and children O
:, Hamilton returned to their home in tn
Bitter Root valley Monday morning
= after spending several weeks ON visi
!, with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jenkins a
s their home on Rock creek.
l. Engineer f w. Herring ran his Ell
=. gine to Missoula SATURDAY. night fc
some necessary repairs, which we1
made in the railroad shops on Sunda,
He returned early Monday morning an
took his train out ON time as usual.
Mrs John Garrigan, former residel
- of this city, died at the Sisters hospitt
= in Butte at 10 o'clock last Friday ever
Y ing. Mrs. Garrigan was 36 years
! age and leaves a husband and on
, daughter, Miss Stella, and six sister
= and one brother to mourn her untime]
j death.
? Mrs. A. H. Porter was visitor in tt
. city from upper Rock creek Monda.
:. Mrs. Porter reports her daughter, Mi
: Francis, who was quite seriously il
= jured a week ago by her horse fallin
Z. with her, recovering from her injurit
F quite rapidly and the young lady is no
j up and able to be about the house.
i w. E. Moore and DR.. S. A. Brow
: spent Sunday fishing on upper Roc
? creek. They went out Saturday eve1
i ing and stayed over night at the ranc
{ of George Alberts ON Rosss fork. Fisl
= ing was good and they caught all tt
i trout they wanted. Mr.. Moore capture
: over sixty and DR.. Brown about eight
2 nice trout
, An interesting sketch of the late Ro7
{ ert Bonner, the New York millionail
+ publisher and philanthropist, is contril
b uted to the Review of Reviews ft
{ August by E. j. Edwards Mr.. Boz
+ ner built up the Ledger by unusu
= methods of advertising, one of whie