The Philipsburg mail., 1900-04-27
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The acknowledgements friend-Sun -four. y
Hans Lutchie was in the city Tues
day.
f. D. Brown returned Saturday from
Spokane.
The best bread flour in the market is
the Sun brand.
J. S. Grant was IN the city from
Willow creek Saturday.
Julius Hansen is now in the employ
Of Fred Ferrell in Butte.
Al Durangear is now the sole pre-
prietor of the Valley restaurant.
Col. G. w. Morse Of New Chicago
was visitor in the city Monday.
Rod Mckenzie has succeeded George
Mccoy at the electric light works.
Cosmopolitan patterns, all sizes, for
sale at the store Of Chas Williams <
Fred Lauer, and Chas. Larson of
Granite were in the burg Wednesday.
Quite number of Granite people at
tended the dance here last Friday night
Judge ID. M. Durfee spent several day g
Of the past week in Butte on business.
r. Mannheim of Missoula was a bust
ness visitor in this section during the
week
Robert Metcalf of Butte, brother of
Sheriff George Metcalf is in the city on
visit.
Clerk of the Court A. A. Fairbairn
spent several days of the past week at
New Chicago.
Ladies desiring the latest STYLES
should buy Cosmopolitan patterns. Sold
by Chas. Williams. y
Mrs Conrad Wipf entertained the
members of the Ladies' Guild at her
home this afternoon.
j. K Pardee has returned to Sumpter,
Oregon, after several weeks visit with
his family in this city.
Alex Ringeling has returned from
Flint, where he had been for some time
looking after mining interests.
Butter paper, the best vegetable
parchment, any size you want at The
Mail office; a large shipment just re-
ceived. x
There are eight or ten men now en-
ployed at the Sunrise. 1t is said the
force will be considerably increased in
the near future.
DR.. r. W. Getty was called to Willow
creek Monday night to attend the little
boy Of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Smith,
who was very Ill.
G. S. Howland and Mrs. O. D. Scrib-
ner were married in Butte last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Howland returned to the
ourg on Mondays train.
Street Commissioner Thomas German
has been engaged during the week in
repairing the California street sewer,
which had caved in and filled up in
several places.
Geo. A. Cartier returned Monday
from Redwood Falls, Minnesota, with a
carload of blooded cattle which he pur-
chased for himself and other Flint Creek
valley stockemen.
l. ". Wilson and E. B. Hyde are
angling along the banks OF Rock creek
this week. Parties in from the creek
state they Will have fish to give away
when they come home.
| If you want nice, pure drink of beer
call for Garden CITY Brewery beer, man
ufactured in Missoula-the best in the
state Strictly union product For sale
by Campbell q Mcdonald.
Ralph Houtchens, the former Mephis-
topheles of the Missoulian office, arrived
IN the burg Wednesday to accept a like
position on The Mail. Ralph was not
included in the Missoulian sale.
Fred Lauer has purchased the lot
adjoining the Moore hotel in Granite
and intends erecting a suitable building
for his business. He expects to be in
his new location about May Goth.
Mrs. Augusta Teuscher and SON
George, have returned from East Helena
where they had been to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs. Ters hers mother, who dec
last week of bronchitis, aged IS years
At meeting of the school board hali
at the school house Saturday evening
George Metcalf was elected presiden
and a. r. Dearborn vice-president w
NJ. Loring was reelected clerk of tht
board.
J. S. Thorp arrived in the city las
Saturday from Republic, Wash. on
visit to his family. Mr.. Thorp has beer
engaged in business there for the pas
year and is dong we'll He will return
to Republic in a couple Of weeks
A. A. Mcdonald has rented his build
ing on Upper Broadway, formerly oc
cupied by the Elite saloon, to Messr
Gordon & Leoni, proprietors of the Bos
ton store. The interior has been re
papered and is being fitted with nev
shelving, making it very attractiv
stOreroom.
Thomas Bowen has bought the ranc
Of Herman Pruess and Fred Albert o.
Upper To TX creek. His sister, Mis-
Lizzie, and aunt, Mrs. Fred Bowen, hav
been out there for several days maxim
things homelike and starting Tom i
housekeeping. He will devote his al
tention principally to stock-raising.
1t was rare treat to all who attende
the ball at Fireman's hall last Frida
night. With excellent music and a fin
floor, everyone enjoyed dancing unit
] the last strain of the orchestra 1t wa
| certainly one of the most enjoyabl
dancing parties of the season. Anothe
public dance is billed for the latter pan
of May due notice of which will b
given. Don't fail to attend and have
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