The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-24
The Semi Weekly Mine I
Local News.

Local News.
From the Daily Of Fri lay.
The choicest cuts of beef, veal,
mutton and pork in the market may
be always had at the Eureka market.
The Ladies' of the Episcopal church
are busy preparing for a fair and Kate
Greenaway party the time and place
Of holding which will be hereafter
AMI ounced.
3. H. H. Wynne, oculist and surist,
Of Helena, will see cases of diseases
of the eye, a and throat at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, Saturday and Sun
day December LIST and I'd. LIST
x. Beidler says the signs indicate a
mild winter. In a hard winter the
men wear the overcoats, but this
winter he notices that the dummies
in front Of the clothing stores are
wearing them.
In the Police Court yesterday Ed
ward Burd was convicted of stealing
a pair of shoes from Ira Mann's store
on West PAX street. He was assessed
$50 and costs Or thirty days in the
county bastile.
The Granite Street Pavilion man
agement announce a grand nlaek al
nival on next Wednesday evening.
Masks will be removed at half past
ten after which the floor will be open
to those who do not wish to attend
incognlto.
Tue chicken thief is abroad in the
land, and complaints are made Of
numerous depredations in the West
Quartz street neighborhood, which
r a. usual credited to John Chiua-
man, though no burned charm pa
per has been found in the coops.
Two cows are also missing IN the
same neighborhood.
The ladies of the NJ. E.. Church,
after considering the matter, have
decided to postpone their Thanks
giving dinner In favor of the Baptist
Society. They would announce,
however, that they will take plenty
Of time to get one ready for Christ
mas, and shall exert themselves to
make it q grand success.
Now Ia the time when the head of
the house is seized with the convic
ton that he needs exercise, and buy
ing a bucksaw tackles his ten-cord
woodpi!e, saws half q dozen sticks,
puffs and blows awhile, then goes in
search of a Chinaman, with whom
he makes a contract at lone dollah
hap" y cord.
u. H. Cohen will reopen Billy
Mathers' old saloon tomorrow night
as a winter garden. The large loom
has been entirely refilted and will be
furnished with all the appointments
of winter garden where lovers of
the amber may drink their beer
midst the foliage of evergreens while
they listen to strains of music by a
first class band.
An east-bound passenger on the
Northern Pacific train, named Alex
ander Anderson. made a desperate
attempt last Tuesday to take his own
life by cutting his throat with a
pocket knife. He missed the carotid
artery, and a doctor sewed him up as
good as new. The aus assig ned for
the act was that he ''didn't get rich
in California"
A J. Pattison. who has for many |
years been manager of the Western
Union Telegraph office at Ogden, has
resigned. The company will find 1t
difficult to fill Nj. Pattison's position
with so efficient an officer, and the
employees of Ogden office will wish
him the most ample and permanent
success in whatever business he may
select for his future avocation.
Montanian in New York: Seen
tlemen, you may hang the ocean on a
grapevine to dry, lassO an avalanche,
pin a napkin to the mouth Of = vol
cano, skim the clouds from the sky
with = teaspoon, paste ITO Let" on
the moon and stars, but never for a
moment delude yourselves with the
idea that Montana amt the finest
country on Gods g.een footstool!"
The handsome cuts which adorn
Goldsmith & Co.'S new ad. in this
mornings MINER, mean that the
firm keep as fine a stock of men and
boys clothing as cal be found west
of Chicago and that "a boy can buy
as cheap as a man" They are just now
opening an elegant line of Gents
furnishing goods and underwear for
the holiday and winter trade.
Leon Cohen, Of unsavory reputa-
ton in Butte, and who figured III
this city last winter as q roller skater,
Is in trouble ut Livingston. The En-
terprise says: "Leon Cohen came be-
fore Judge Budlong yesterday after
noon charged with the larceny OF
the money from Diapers saloon on
Saturday last. The chief witness
against him was his brother. Suf11-
cient evidence of his guilt was ad-
duced to justify his commitment for
trial at the next term of court, and
bail was fixed in the sum OF $1,000.
The brother was held in the sum OF
$500 to appear as a witness"
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