The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1901-10-04
LOCAL BREVITIEs

Deu WHlUcES was LII tAO SAoy ySStSIudy
from Rock creek.
For embossed stationery place you,
order with The Philipsburg Mail.
j. R. Lucas has returned from short
vacation spent near Ovando on the Black
foot.
B. J. flaming is reported seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at his home near the
depot.
Mrs. E. McDonel is Offering ladies and
misses and children's hats, and etc, at a
sacrifice.
Claude Mcdaniel is i'll with typhoid
fever at his home at the head of Califor-
MIA street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpp and Hans
Luthje We're visitors in the city from
Willow creek today.
Miss Edna MAIDEN is out on Stony creek
Iii charge of the Crescent Gold Mining
Cos boarding house.
Robert Lindberg superintendent of the
Crescent Gold Mining Co., was in from
Stony creek several days this week.
Thos. L. Penrose, of the Montana Liu-
uor Store, was down from Granite yes
terday, accompanied by Mrs. Penrose.
Miss Lizzie Ryan, a popular young
lady of the lower valley is reported i'll
with typhoid fever at her home near Hall
The next regul II meeting of st. Mary's
Guild will be held at The home Of Mrs
VIM. Ray Thursday, Oct. 10th, at 3 p. IN.
s. b. McClees, the jeweler, has added
to his already extensive stock Il complete
line of cutlery-razors pocke.t e.t-knives
etc.
HI. G. Kundret has severed his connect
ion with the Call and left this morning
for Salem, Ore, where he hi ends TO loc-
ate.
G. L. Gildersleeve, the popular Granite
merchant, accompanied by his wife, has
been spending the week in Missoula, at
tending the fair.
Fl. g. Knndret departed for his home
in Sal'm, Ore, this morning. Mr. Kun
dret leaves many friends in the burg who
would be pleased to see him return very
soon.
Hats, untrimmed hats, flowers, feath-
ers, braids,nets, ornaments, chiffons, etc
and materials of all kinds at prices
lower than ever offered in Phiilpsburg,
Miss A. A. Tandy, Mcintyre & Matt
hews block 4
Mrs. James Hansen went to Anaconda
Wednesday morning, accompanied by her
daughter-in- law, Mrs. H. J. Hansen.
After visiting several days in theSnelter
City Mrs Hansen will go to Butte to her
sons for month.
Mrs Amelia Cardona last week filed a
suit Tor divorce against her husband, Joe
Cardona. She alleges cruelty and non
support as a cause of action, and asks,
that she be allowed to have the custody
Of their little daughter, Josie-Si]ver
State.
Mrs. E. McDonel, the milliner, an
nounces a epecia sale of ladies' and
misses pattern and street hats and child
ren's headwear of all kinds. Before
purchasing you should look this elegant
assortment over. Mrs. E. McDonel,
Lower Broadway.
Q. T. Huffman has purchased the VIM.
Neu residence on the north side and as
soon as Mr.. Neu's family moves to Kalis-
pell he will take possession and furnish
the house for his brother. It is said that
Cos has been taking lessons from George
Burks and knows just how his brother
would like to have things arranged.
Rumor has it that Malcolm Nc Donald
and Miss Annie Murray, two popular
young people of this city, have concluded
to discard the yoke of single blessedness
and that the wedding will take place next
Monday. Both have host of friends
who wish them unbounded success and
happiness in their matrimonial career
Henry Boge, one of the substantial old
timers IN this district, intends to leave
shortly to spend the winter in California.
He may also visit the old country, but
upon this trip he has as yet not fully de-
termined Mr.. Boge is the owner of fine
hay ranch two miles northwest from Phil.
ipsburg and as breeder of good road |
horses he has established reputation.
Miss A. A. Tandy desires to announce
to the ladi' of Philipsburg and vicinity
that she has just received the most COM
plete assortment of stylish millinery ever
shown in this city, The last shipment
arrived today and is just being unpack-
ed 1t comes direct from New York. So
in making your selection from this lot
you are assured of the latest modes. Nc
Intyre & Matthews block. x