The Philipsburg mail., 1901-07-05

tb, Fourth IN the city.
here We're eightv-three excursion
tickets sold thursday morning.
J. ". Pattee left yesterday morning
on an overland tour to Kalisppll.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Carpp We're IN
fF"n Willow creek on the Fourth.
Miss Ami Smith and brother, James.
| o1 Stone. We're visitors in the city yester-
day.
ave Plzer was over from Helena and
sp7li' t g Fourth With relatives in the
cry.
'" B. jackson of Garnet is visiting at
tie home of Mrs T. S. Mckay in the
ciTy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. RYAN of Garnet
are visiting relatives and friends in the
burg.
Horses pastured. $3.50 per month
rive miles outh of PnIlipsburg. John
W, McBee. *
Sheriff George Metc4lf and w. NJ
Ioring took in the sights in Missoula
yesterday.
On the morning of The 1st of July this
vicinity was visited by Il heavy frost and
gardens generally suffered more OF less.
j, c. Mcleod, the boot and shoe man,
made hit with the ladies and children
yesterday by presenting them with hand
some fans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neu prett1ly enter
tanned small company at their home on
he north side last Sunday evening in
honor of A. n Clark, who was over from
Helena on a visit.
A special train was run to Missoula
and return yesterday. Many availed
themselves of the excursion rates and
visited the Garden City. Granite espec-
tally being we'll represented.
The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly and permanently healed if you
use DeWitl's Witch Hazel Salve. Be
ware of worthless counterfei,s. M. E.
Doe & Co., Campbell Drug Co., Walker
Commercial Co i
7 he rock drilling contest in Missoula
yesterday was won by the Butte team,
which drilled 3G inches ir the time al
lowed-15 minutes. The Marysville
team came next with 32 inches and the
Granite team a close third with 3115
inches.
Charles Wallender has sold his house
and property on lower Broadway to
August Eek of this city and located in
Missonla. where he bought a grocery
store. Mr.. Wallender's many friends in
this city ara pleased to see him continue
to do we'll.
1t is easier to keep we'll than get cured.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers taken now
and then, will always keep your bowels
Ill perfect order. They never grippe but
promote an easy gentle action. NJ E.
DOE & Co., Campbell Drug Co., Walker
Comm ercial Co. y
The Gus Sun minstrel show that had
been billed to give ali exhibition under
ca: vass near the depot Tuesday evening
did not exhibit on account of the extreme
scarcity of an audience. They pulled
their stakes and left in disgust Wednes-
day morning.
Neil Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Clark former residents of Philipsburg
and Granite, is spending short vacation
in the city. Neil has grown up to the
size of man and few of his old-time &C
quaintances who remembered him as
little boy knew him at first sight
The new uniform placer location blank
is the proper blank for millsite location.
If you desire to locate a millsite use the
new uniform placer location blank. Full
instructions for filling out these blanks
are printed on every one, and if these are
followed you will make valid location
A supply of these blanks is always on
hand at The Mail office: they are also for
sale by all dealers in Philipsburg x
Call on Mrs. E. McDonel and see the
most beautiful line of headwear ever
brought to the city. Street hats, pat
tern hats, sunbonnets, and children's
headwear of every description A fine
and upto-date stock of belts, every size
and color; side combs, hair ornaments.
fancy hat pins, etc. Fancy laces for
yokes, and summer dresses. Don't for
get the place, but come cary and get first
choice. Mrs. q. McDonel x
News of a distressing accident and
sad death on upper Rock creek reached
this city Sunday afternoon. MYRTLE the
two-ye ar-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
j. q. Bowen, fell into tub of hot water
and was scalded to death. 1t happened
Sunday morning while the mother was
preparing 20 give the little girl bath.
Mrs. Bowen had poured the hot water
into the tub and left the room for a
moment to get some cold water when
the little one fell into the tub. The
poor little girl lived nearly six hours
after beng scalded. The funeral took
place Monday from the residence of u.
T. Bowen in this city, In their sad af-
Fiction Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen have the
sympathy of this entire community.
Last Tuesday evening Selfish Tribe of
Red Men raised up their newly. elected
chiefs, as follows: Prophet, L. A. Yal1e;
Sachamore, S. b. McClees; Junior Saga
more, j. D. Kennedy. The appointed
Chiefs are: First Sannip. Andrew Ander-
son; Second Sannips, Claude Russell;
Warriors j. A. Ballard, (2) Fred Kro-
ger, (3) Bert Tarr, (4) j. Fl. Loomis:
Braves-O G. A. Mcdaniel, (2) George
Walters, (:') Sebastian Seelos, (4) A. j.
Anderson; Guard of Wigwam, Harry
Majers; Guard of the Forest, w. W. Ne
bethal. In neat address by H. G. Kun
dr4t Past Sachem G.. P. Durham was
presented with a handsome watch charm
as mark of appreciation of the good
WI TX Mr.. Durham has done during his
term as Sachem. The notable event