The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-24
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of July.
No tidings Of the lost child up to our hour
of gong to press.
The Bohemian Courier has ordered from
the East a power press of large size.
Auction and general merchandise every day
by d. H. Cohen, East Broadway, Butte.
Mr.. w. L. Hargrave has removed his shoe
shop to the small building next door to Orn-
steiu's meat market on Main street.
Private residences and business stands for
sale by d. II. Cohen. East Broadway, Butte.
Mr.. Patrick Carney says he will have by
next Sunday, new potatoes and green peas
for the Butte market from the Fish Creek
ranch.
Travellers from Butte tc Helena can now
make the trip per four horse coach. The
roads are beyond the drivers expression
although he tries his very best to do the sub
ject justice.
Money Alarm Drawers, at Trisberger & Board
mans.
Mr.. McNulty has gone into partnership
with DIR. Gleason in the business of dentistry.
Their office will remain in the express build
ing, upper Main street.
Since the mention made elsewhere of Miss
Monroe was in type, we have been requested
to announce that this lady will make, her first
appearance before a Butte audience on Satur-
day evening, the 2Sth inst, at School Hall.
The Office of Crawford's stage an express
line has been removed to Wilcox's new build
ing, opposite the post office.
A good hint for enterprising business men
is contained in an item of Michigan news in
forming us how a merchant corraled all the
business of the place by connecting his store
by telephone with the houses Of the citizens.
Mems Clothing, plain black, Diagonals and
Fancy Cashmere, from $13 to S65 per suit, at
Blum's.
Missoula is having an old fashioned stam-
pede to the headwaters of the Lo Lo, where
the discovery of placer diggins is reported.
The value or extent of the new find is not yet
determined. .
Messrs. T. F. Bowler q Co. are eNcavating
for u 24x40 addition, with basement, to be
made to their Main street business house.
With this addition completed their salesroom
will be 24x90 feet, one of the most spacious
in town.
Last week Mr.. j.. G. Singer fitted up q cosey
little office on Park street, adjoining the har-
ness store of A. H. Barrett. 1t will be open
ed as an assay Office some time this week by
Mr.. Charles Rumley, late assayer of the US.
mint at Helena.
Ladies'. Misses. and children's trimmed hats
just received by F.. L. Bonner d Co.
Since Mr.. Halvorson has moved to his new
qurters, Mr.. J. NJ. Bowes has filled the prem
ises formerly jointly occupied by himself and
Mr.. H., with a very complete stock of furni-
ture. His collection OF steel engravings is the
finest we have seen in Montana.
Childrens Dresses. all sizes. white and colored,
from 81 to $40, at Mrs. Lou P. Smiths.
Mr.. j. P. Reins, who returned the other day
from Glendale, kindly furnishes lis with the
following items of interest concerning that
lively camp: Three hundred men are EN-
ployed in the Trapper mines, and twenty on
tie road leading from the mines to the smelt.
ers. Both furnaces are in full blast. An av-
erage of SO tons of ore per day is smelted.
To deliver the ore at the works so wagons are
kept busy hauling, and to provide the neces-
sary fuel, 20 men find constant employment
burning charcoal, All the Trapper claims are
at work, and employment said to be abund.
ant. Three men, whose names orr i NORMAN
did not learn, died last week. Last week
valuable gold atch was stolen from Mr.. Jno
A. Leggat, at Deweys' Flat. The person sus-
pected, a carpenter named Richardson, who
arrested at Wunderlich's. The watch being
found on his person, he was bound over to ap
pear before the Grand Jury.
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