The Philipsburg mail., 1901-05-24
LOCAL BREVITIES

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Miss Maggie NLcRae Of Stone is visit
ing Mrs. ". s. Campbell in this city.
Forest Porter of upper Rock creek
visited in the city several days this week
9. B. Hill, brother of Mrs L. +. Finne
gan, left Monday for St. Louis On bust
ness.
County Attorney D. NJ Durfee return
ed Tuesday from a visit 10 his home in
Missoula.
A Tar roofer from Butte has been re-
pairing the roof of Cannon & Neu, store
this week
A new shingle roof has been put on the
Duffy residence on lower broadway dur.
Ing the weak.
Forest Porter and NJ Morrison started
Tuesday on tri into Northern Mont
ana and Canada.
Mrs. Henry Steber and children left
yesterday morning for a weeks visit witt
relatives and friends in Butte.
Just Received, car of choice oats
from the valley and carload OF oats and
Miss Cereta Rodda of Rock creek has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. 3. McClees during the week,
A sister of John and Charles Peterson
arrived Saturday on a visit to her bro.
theirs. The lady is on her way to Swe-
den.
George Burks chaperoned a party OF
young ladies to Anaconda yesterday
They went overland by the way of Silver
Lake.
j. f. Lauer of Granite has sold his sal.
loon business to Kelley & Larson and is
again at ais old cailing-operating a
stage line.
| Miss Alice Weinstein and Misses
Verna and Mary Dawson went to Helena
yesterday morning to visit relatives for
several days.
Mrs. H. B. Garden and children left
Tueseay morning for Southern Oregon,
where Mrs. Garden will keep house for
her brother
The rain this week has caused the coun-
tenance of the farmer and stockman to
brighten and the grass to shoot up at the
rate of an inch a day.
DR.. E. T. Conyngham contemplates
leaving some time next week for a short
visit to the Pacific coast. He intends to
be away about ten days.
John Hickey is preparing to leave for
the Basin Gulch placer mines. He will
take out crew of miners and sluicing
will be commenced at once.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gillis have moved
into the McDonel cottage on upper
California street, formerly occur pied by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hartzell.
Thos. Long & Co. commenced yester,
day moving their stock of hardware aud
their shop to their old stand in the Cong
don building on lower Broadway
David Jankower of the American Gem
Mining syndicate. operating on West
Fork of Rock creek, returned Yesterday
from business visit to Butte and Hell
ella
Mrs. E. McDonel has received an ele-
CANT line of ladies' and ch1ldren's pattern
hats. Just the thing for the circus. She
will be in Granite on the LIST and 2nd Of
June.
w. T. Hull was in from Rock creek
Tuesday, having been summoned to
testify in the case of Erick Pierson, the
man who became insane out there last
week.
Henry Steber is dong some develope-
ment work for the Dorothy of Montana
Company on their property east of Gran
ite. He is making his headquarters at
Sam Snyderss camp.
Joseph Salay, the electrician has
again returned to Butte to remain per-
manently. Mr.. Salay desires US to state
that any accounts or bills he may owe
here will be paid Or settled by the 1st of
June
Prof Jonas Cook spent several days in
tha city from Helena this week. Mr..
Cook now holds position as circulator
on the Montana Daily Record and his
visit here was in the interest OF that
popular newspaper
Miss Florence Johnson, daughter Of
Agent G.. S. johnson, has entered the
Granite Miners Union gold watch con-
test and is out soliciting votes. The con-
lest closes on the evening of Miners
Union Day-June 18th.
Frank Anthenien. better know as
Monte" had his left hand smashed
while to work in the Jaybird mine, near
the Royal, Wednesday. He came up
Wednesday evening and had DR.. Conyng-
ham attend to it for him. The third
finger was damaged to such an extent
that it had to be amputated.
The home talent entertainment at
McDonald's opera house Tuesday eyen-
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