The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-24
MINOR IT,EMS.

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It Butte for the Benton Record.
Pinafore Collar and Brutus Collar, at Blum's'
Mr.. Geo. w. Stapleton will pronounce the
Grafton on the Fourth of July celebration at
Butte.
MI. w. e. Child has been appointed Assis-
tant Superintendent of the o.. a s. stage and
express business in Montana.
Ladies, Linen Dresses and Shetland Shawls,
q too pretty for anything at BUNS.
Last Thursday workmen began preparing
for the foundation of E. l.. Bonner q Co.'s
new brick building, on Upper Main street.
@. A. b. Halvorson has removed his stock
of iewelry, watches, clocks, ETC., to his new
stand first door north of the Masonic Hall.
Ladies, and Childrens' Trimmed Hats, all the
late styles, at Blnm's.
In her last trip up the river the steamer
Butte brought large lots of freight for Deilln-
!. ger Il HYDE and Parchen u D'Acheul, Butte.
Mems Clothing, Finest, Newest and Best, all
STYLES and all grades, at Blum's. suits from
SO to $40.
Whites shooting gallery is open and crowd
ed every night. Butte intends to send some
cO1nDStlIDlS 10 Illc utAb III littli IA heseS
thank to that gallery.
The steamer Col. Mcleod arrived at Fort
Benton on Monday of last week, bringing 1872
tons of freight. In the lot was y heavy stock
of new furniture consigned to g.. Petit, Butte.
The Denver is carrying loaded cars over the
river. The company are not waiting for Their
transport building at st. Louis. The trans
port will not arrive before Auenst.-Bis-
marct Tribune, TN.
Ladies' AMI .Niss4s' liaea suits, ssi00 and up
wards, at E. L.. t1odnlcTr * Cos.
The Bonanza Company, operating in the
Yankee Fork mines, were to begin work on
their tell road on the 18th inst. Without this
road machinery of ordinary pattern cannot be
transported to the mines.
The ladies and gentlemen Of Butte are in
yited to an ice cream party to be given this
evening, Tuesday, june "a, al the residence of
Mrs. Roam. first door east CT MarcilesSau u
Valiton's, East Granite street, beginning at :
o'clock. ORR.
Mr.. Taylor, Of Taylor < Co.'s stage line
from New Chicago to Philipsbure, Was in
Butte for ii day or two last week. lie informs
us that this company will shortly put on a
coach between Silver Bow and Phiiipsburg, to
run via Silver Lake.
Ladies' and Misses Hats, summer style, at
Blum's.
We have been ionoGed with an invitation,
accompanied by a complimentary ticket, to a
grand ball to be given by the Helena Social
Club on the evening of the Fourth proN. To
our great regret the exacting nature Of our
office duties will prevent its acceptance.
Ladies' silk Ties, every style, at Blum's
Thomas Chalmers, Jr., of Fraser & Chal-
mers, the well known manufacturers of min
ing and other machinery, lately, arrived at
Benton in charge Of a large lot of milling ma
chinery for the Penobscot and Belmont COM
panies of the Stemple district.
New and Stylish Parasols at Mrs. Smiths.
Rev. F. a. Riggin went down to the termi-
mus about ten days ago to receive and accom-
pany to Montana Bishop Merrill, of Chicago.
The Bishop will preside at the annual confer
ence for Montana of the NJ. E. Church, to be
i'm session at Butte on Thursday of next week.
Large supply of New Hats just received at
Mrs. Smiths.
Congress having. appropriated $500 to re-
move the remains Of Lieut.. English from
Deer Lodge to Jacksonville, Illinois, the
Quartermaster's Department at Helena have
shade arrangements to remove the body to
Fort Benton, from which point it will be con-
Heyed down the Missouri rivef.-Independent
Ready-made suits at Mrs. Smiths.
At the close of the last school term Prof. ii.
p. Rolfe, Principal of the Helena graded
school, announced his withdrawal from the
management of that institution. Prof. Rolfe
has had charge of the school for three years
during which period his administrator of af.
fairs has been attended with uninterrupted
success.
The impression has got abroad that to reach
Glendale by team from Butte, it is necessaT,
to go around by Browns, since the CAM
Creek bridge has been carried away. Such i
not the case. The bridge at Wunderlich's il
still in place, and the direct road via Wunder
lich's, the bridge and Camp Creek, in goot
order for anything but very heavy loade,
teams.
The boys who wish to enlist for service il
the Fourth of July cavalry are requested t.
assemble on horseback next Saturday even
ing, at four O'Clock, on the base ball ground
west of Mr.. Largey's residence. The com
pany will be recruited only from those presen
on that occasion. Those who fail to music
zs directed will have no subsequent chance t
enter the service.
New Feathers. sundowns, Lace Curtains, etc
at Mrs. Smiths.
The main building of the smelling work
was put up last week. The machinery for til
smAlters left the terminus on the 0Ofh nlt