The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-17
MINOR ITEMS.

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Shet San is to have ! gand Fourth OF July
celeb at, Jn.
Rowe q Co. have just received from Con
cord q new .eleven-passenger coach for their
Helena and Benton line.
R~eady-made suits at Mrs. Smiths.
A question for dallymen to decide: Is
the cream Of q sarcastic joke skinned from
the milk of human kindnessP
Large supply of New Hats just received at
Mrs. Smiths.
Mr.. w. Rute is in need of q practical con
fectioner at his new bakery, Park street. APP
ply at once.
stantial bridge at the crossing OF Silver Bow
creek, on the road leading to the snelter.
Mr.. Hank Walton has rented the Nam
moth Stable of which he will until further
notice beproprietor. Hank is too well known
to stable patrons and the travelling public to
need an introduction.
New and Stylish Parasols at Mrs. Smiths.
A quantity of fire brick, manufactured at
0oIdChS ooAoioA'> ""S ASSSh'Su ~ WIN D'sooS
smelter last week. Some OF a still finer
quality are now on the way from Europe.
Ladies' Silk Ties, every style, at Blum's
In Madison valley, Thomas White, charged
with stealing his neighbours cattle and brand
ing them with his own brand, has been ar
rested and lodged in Jail. The Madisonian
mentions three complaints by different par
ties made against him.
Ladies' and Misses Hats, summer style, at
Blum's
Mr.. Ut. Conner, of the Rocker mine,
near jefferson City, lately returned from
New York, where he passed the winter. The
Independent says Mr.. Conner will, towards
fall, erect hosting and concentrating works at
the mine. ,, +
AT the session last Saturday night the Coun-
Gil confirmed the appointment Of Mr.. E. S.
Thompson as City attorney, oice George W..
Stapleton resigned, and of Elias Lyle as po-
liceman. In future Mr.. Lyle will probably
have charge Of the night herd.
Ladies' and Misses linen suits, 81 90 and up
wards, at f. L. Bonner Il Cos.
Old soakels are not So much of a rarity as
they might be about Butte, but the Oldest,
biggest soaker of all encountered lately was
the eight hours rain of last Wednesday
night. Montana is but rarely treated to so
hard and continuous a down-pour. ''
New Feathers, Sundowns, Lace Curtains, ETC.,
at Mrs. Smiths.
1t is not always that the profession for
which a boy is best adapted can be judged
from his actions, but if the youth who passes
our office every day with a coat out at both
elbows, is not an immature journalist, then
indications count for nothing, that's all.
Mems Clothing, Finest, Newest and Best, all
styles and all grades, at Blum's. Suits from
$40 to SIS. .at
Mir. Z. A. B. Halvorson will shortly re-
move his stock Of jewelry, clocks, etc., to the
small building adjoining the Masonic Hall,
and until lately occupied by Parchen q
D'Achenl. 1t has been fitted up for his recep-
ton with a new floor and new show win
dows.a .. ra
Professor Pokorney, assisted by his pupils,
will give vocal and instrumental concert on
the evening of the Sd prox., in Owsey Hall.
The entertainment will include piano solos
aud duets by Miss Lizzie Jacobs ana Miss
MARY Pfeifer as we'll as other attractive feat
ures to be mentioned in the programme pub
lished later. .
Ladies' Linen Dresses and Shetland Shawls,
"too pretty for anything" at Bluln's.
as, y of the Independent is packing about
the country a sweet smelling pair of old moe
casins, which, as he claims, formerly encased
the pedal extremities of the gentle Sitting
Bull. Now, if"S" can only secure a pair of
antiqualed socks cast aside by Gloster or Deg
genhart, or some other white Sitting Bull, his
outfit as travelling Snowman will be complete.
Pinafore Collar and Brutus Collar, at Blum's.
Mr.. William Busch is building a 24x40 foot
boarding house on the fat close to the smelt-
ing works. He expects to have it completed
and ready for business about the first of next
week. Two smaller buildings, put up by
John B. Groper, close to the boarding house,
are intended for lodging houses. Quite a lit
tie Wills &c may he expected to grow up about
the smelters when they get to work.
Ladies' and ChiIdrens' Trimmed Hats, all the
late styles, at Blum's.
A COED deal ofimoney must be handled at
Butte, to judge from the number of fire and
burglar proof safes being received by our
business men. Within two or three weeks
past King d. Lowry, L. W. Foster & Co., and
the Centennial hotel, have each received a
large and handsome safe, while the boss of
them all, a safe weighing $500 pounds, is ex-
pected this week by T. F. Bowler & Co.
Mems Clothing, plain black, Diagonals and
Fancy Cassimere, from S13 TO s65 per suit, at
Blum's.
Last "Wednesday notices Of ejectment were