The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-09-23

HELENA NOTES,
Business Is reviying with the coming of au-

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Pinafore is to be presented next month by
the young people, who yet are in pinafores.
Hunting parties are abundan. these days,
but, alas not so the game. .ts
The Episcopal church is being handsomely
fitted up within, and will be ready for occu-
pancy in two or three weeks '..GSs@
% The Benton telegraph line will be COM
pleted to Helena by the last of the week, and
an office in charge Of w. Buell. will be OPEN
ed. .orlrs 1ist ffoia 2di r Hasllaaa
j. AI. Sawtelle is preparing new and attrac-
tive plays to present to the public fair week,
This troupe has been entirely remodeled.
Ben Dittes, who has not become fully re-
covered from his illness, is sojourrring at the
Hot Springs, near Helena, for his health.
! The Odd Fellows Hall will be ready for
use in two or three weeks. Active prepare
tions for the ball are being made among the
Odd Fellows, and ladies, too. '<''''i
The Herald is waving the "bloody shirt
as only one can who is entirely ignorant of
the true state of Southern life. igfaH OF nl1g
Building OH Broadway is in favor now.
Several buildings are proposed to be erected
either this year or next. .-.fI ,.4,a CID. ,
Mr.. Brown, of the MINER, is stirring up
the business men of this city in the interests
of his paper. ..... .. ..4r <5 ...,r.t.
H. Cans. of Cans & Klein, left this morning
for a trip to Butte. IT'D Ia
Mrs. H. .D'Acheul, after a weeks visit,
returned to her home this morning.
Maj. Gregg and family, who have been
here for a few days, left this morning for TT.
Ellis. nr5sl I0l.. .s "ras- aaH
The overland coach, owing to the recent
change of the terminus, now reaches Helena
at 3 O'Clock p. IN. ... r... gt@i. ,aasrj ..s
x. Beidler, after leaving the boys an arm
full Of his matchless stories, took his depart
IRE this morning for Leadville,I Colorado.
The Helena Cornet Band d~iscourses sweet
music nearly every evening to draw a Gro wd
to a variety show not of the highest order.
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HELENA, Sept. Is, 70.
j. Conner is in town.
Judge Wade left yesteaday morning for
Benton, where he holds court this week. 3D.
Notwithstanding the large yearly immigra-
ton OF fair ones who have not yet met their
life partners, the number of old bachelors
has so increased that Sonnefield has been
compelled to erect another building near the
Court House for bachelor quarters. Ell.
The new primary school house having just
been plastered and hard-tinlshed, the car
penters are now putting on the wainscotting,
and will soon have in the windows and
doors. The building stands on rising ground,
near Curtis garden, and commands a view OF
the whole town. Real estate in the vicinity,
it is said, is on the advance, and perhaps the
citizens may find in a pecuniary sense that
tLey builded far better thar they know.
The Helena and Missoula branch of the
military telegraph is to be pushed rapidly
forward, and we may be put in communities
ton with the Missoulians next month. 1t is
not known if an independent line will be
built or not. 81, H-...
By-the-by, about the cost of the Bozeman
line your correspondent took the word of a
citizen who appeared to know more about the
matter than did your correspondents.
Preparations are being made in Pa1chen's
block for a Signal Service Office, and a Ser
geant will be sent on from Washington to
AXE charge of it,. In an carly day, when we
,caiked into the Territory, it was not neces.
sary to have what then would have been a
luxury, but now it has become a necessity to
know by the morning paper each dav whether
it will rain or not before putting on your
new hat, that is, provided you won one al
the races. -,' .gf .. IVA .. CID 20
HELENA, Sept. 10, 1870. .rh'
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