The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-08

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Local News.
Homemade mipce pies, hot q
cold, at the Oyster BAY.
Prof. Leiord will open his slanein
school 1t Capliee Hall Monday even
ing.
The passenger fare between Butt
and Deer Lodge hes been fixed Z
$500.
Todd's saloon, next to Owsley
valitoa's, was sold yesterday to u
4. Fisher.
Call around to the Oyster hay for
good dinner to-day between 12 n,
and Up. m.
John Pnfsr, . wsll-known rssidenl
in these paris, has opened = saloon
% Eat Broadway.
Hot back wheat cakes, with gen9
Inc maple syrup, every morning fos
breakfast It The Oyster Ray.
The Germans wish it 70 b dis.
tinetly understood they took no parl
In the Republican pow.wow lasi
night.
A large amount Of local matter h
crowded out q it, usual place THU
morning, and appears upon the etli-
torial page.
00s Helms will give grand ball At
the Belvidefe saloon, corner Main
and West Park streets, next Tuesday
night Good music will b provided.
M. G. Barry has opened . neat -
loon on West Broadway, next door
to the Gnnd Central Hotel. He h
- Cd resident, and keeps straight
goods.
"Oh! Dick, see our scccxs;o.,,"
said one Of the hundred little urchins
In the Republican torch-light pro
cessiou last night, to . companion on
The sidewalk.
Look out for the largest processios
ever witnessed In Montana to-mor-
row night, when Naginnisand other
Deasocsatic speakers will address the
citisens Of Butte.
The Sherwood cOlIee and chop
house has besa closed up On attach
mentA. Yesterday the pssishable
goods were sold ct auction by order
~ The eosrt, and other effects were
taken possession Of BY the Sheriff. to
b held subject to Judgment and ex.
ecution. Sher wood he's gone to Chi
caeo.
They will have fer dinner 1t the !
Oyster Bay t"-lsv fresh oyster soup,
baked white Ash, roast chicken, NAL
lard duck with apple nlliug, oyster
patties, baked chicken pie, potted
ven,son with fine herbs, cream frit.
ten, hume made mincc pics, hot or /;
eold, vanilla ice cream, cocoa nut !
rake and cream, cake. Dinner BE-. |
tween II and I.
Il having beeu advertised l'resi- !,
1eot George Irvine, Of the Bullion
Cleb, would hold meeting at Fen
'haw Hall to-day, the clefxyu,en Of
biz city, II b reported, irrespective
u creed, will unite In an endeavor to
have the meeting Suppressed. There
3 too wide . gulf between religion
md dancing to admit a their l,eing
mixed on the holy sabbath.
Look out for stickery on the Demo
ratio ticket. Read every name care
ul1y, and see that NO other name Is
'asted over II. The interruptions
Republican managers have no bore
{ winning hy far ballot. and are
|ying to win with votes electors do
'ot intend to cast. Word hqs been
from Helena that . lot Of
astess has been printed there, net
My for B0lkin, hut for other candk-
ates on the Republican ticket In
his county. Il
VIM. II. WoodhOasse was On q hen.
r. Friday night, and At the Court
Exchange saloon became boisterous |.
bile shading near the front win.
~. The barkeeper admonished ;
I'm that the glaas was III danger
I'd b had better keep quiet. ITO !.
= with your winder," said WILL !
m, and with the word thrust his
bow through the pane upon which
% sigD was painted, smashing Il to
nithereens. He was locked up In :
" cooker. Z
I
NJ. Samuel Wsrsl, attorney for the 9
tab 1 Northern Railway Company, !
- week bought Of Palmer, Mills 1 | y
Asabie some twenty-five acres VI
oond on what ~ known - ''the
Inner IalseiDe," 1t the moth Of
tile Blackloot, for the depot and
I'd u the Y. 1 n. Company q
Is paint. The intersection a Tie Y
1 n. and n. p. roads Will b Int q
)ow, near what b known - Cedar n
II. 6svssal lines have been run y
~ intersection, bat this latter be- q
- dstrsDinsd upon, ard thegEade h
NOW bsing bailt. II = anticipated p
entirs track viii lie laid wiehin =,
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