The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-07-08

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1nFksfs train got IN last weak bringing
@syg rod, &c, for Coleman = Go.
ussles 81 reduction on express rates Win
- esnnd In thls paper.
D.. g. r. Hough hos removed his once and
sasi1sncs 70 the Centennial Hotel. His card
IN - found In this iAue.
Donner's new building, upper main street
Viii have the prettiest front in town. The
hstck work y well advanced.
Mis- King, late Of the Collegiate Institute,
uas announced for . concert to be given last
svening At Helena.
The Independent mentions a case of bur.
Glary occurring q short time ago at Hamilton,
Gallatin county, when the store Of Mr.. John
F0tter was robbed of goods to the value Of
3l0O or more.
The Bismarck Tribune of the 21st ult.
speaks In high terms Of the Sawtelle troupe
then playing at that place. The troupe has
been improved by the addition Of new mem
bers since leaving Montana.
From his surveying camp on the Mussel-
shell five Of Col. w. w. DeLacey's horses
were run Off on the night of the 9th, by white
men, as was judged from the traces of their
work left by the thieves.
Peaches, oranges, lemons, lines, plums,
apricOts and Strawberries are among the fruits
offered for sale at the Butte stores, although
such profusion might not be suspected from
the extravagant rate at which it is advertised.
From the rate at which fire and burglar
proof safes continue to arrive it is plain our
business men have made up their minds that
Butte is a good place to set stakes in for good.
4 Is certainly a place where a safe business
seems to be carried on.
John Behring, a miner living in Green
horn Gulch, eleven miles distant from Hele-
na, OH thu old Deer Lodge road, committed
suicide by poison last week-cause, financial
embarrassment. He leaves a wife and family
Of fonr or five children.
The Herald says Helena has been made
headquarters for the military district of Mon
tana, and that General Ruger, now at Fort
.Assinaboine is expected soon to establish
himself at our capital.
Mr.. e. n. Alderman, successor to Alder
man h Youngblood in the manufacture of
bitters, syrups, ETC., has just received from
the east a magnificent marble soda fountain
Of eight streams. The fountain is on duty
at Mr.. AS place of business, West Broad
way, next door to the MINER Office.
e. 7. Bonner 4 Go. are daily opening New
Goods which excel in style and are far cheaper
tnan any Of last years importation.
Il will be seen from the Independent report
which we republish, that Miss Annie War
field of Butte, has been engaged to teach in
the Helena graded school during the coming
term. No higher judgment of merit could
well be pronounced than this selection of
Miss Warield from a score or more appli-
cants to teach in the institution from which
she graduated only a few weeks ago.
Ladies' Misses, and children,s trimmed hats
just received by f.. L. Bonner & Co.
The MINER office has now a steam lob
press and a very large and well selected stock
OF the finest stationery for letter-heads, bill
heads, statements, ETC., ETC., besides envelopes
Of all kinds. ANY description of work exc
cuted in good taste and Immediately on re-
ceipt Of order, unless other work on hand
should occasion a little delay. Our style of
job work is surpassed nowhere. and our
prices are as low as those Of any other estab-
lislament in Montana. Send in your orders
II you wish work neatly and quickly done.
Amongst the new goods received by E. i.
Bonner 4 Co. are II dog. womens' and children's |
panAsols, 80 cents and upwards.
Ar. Thomas, of Glendale tells us that a
newspaper publisher, connected with the Og-
den Freeman, we believe, was in that town
he left making arrangements to start a
newspaper, should the field appear inviting.
has a countless number of low
mines which cannot be made pay at
quotations of mining supplies; but
will pay we'll as soon as the railroad laws down
salt at $50 per ton less than its present price,
and other things in proportion. Besides the
county is rich in magnificent pasture ranges
and has no inconsiderable amount of rich ap-
ricuitural land under cultivation, or waiting
Tor the settler. A better opening for a live
newspaper could not be found.
WINDOW GLAs Large lot all sizes from
Sxio 70 S0xio just received at j. N. Bowes' Fur
While at Butte last week Superintendent
Riddle, Of the q. h s. stage line, let the con-
tract for the erection of q barn and q station
some point In the park, and at a convenient
changing distance from Butte. Next week