The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-05-30
Local News.
From the Daily of Tuesday

" AN D~AA1 Va OSO0
DR.. Beal is beautifylng. the Centen-
NAL by a coat of point on the exte.
riOr.
Jackson, at the Tent saloon in
Cen~terville, has a boarding house to
sell or trade.
The books of the Benton library
were not lost in foundered Big Horn
as was feared.
The evening travel to Deer Lodge
ia heavy, the hack to the Junction
being crowded every night.
All Of the diphtheria cases are re-
ported as Re covering and no new
cases have been developed.
Jerry Mccarthy has closed his sa-
loon for a few days in order to re-
model the interior, which will be i'm
proved by handsome decorations.
One of the boys who came out in q
bran new suit sunday calls it a 1.-TWO
two suit" 1t is a new style lust in
troduced by a New York tailor.
Tomorrow being decoration day
which is a legal holiday, the banks
will be closed. and Sunday hours
will be observed at the postofice
Read the notice of Mrs. Rebecca.
Thomas in another column of to-
davis MINER. She offers q rare bar.
gain to any n who may wish to
purchase.
NJ. Mcconnell of this city will
su~perintend the building OF the
school house and other edifices in
Dillon, which are about to be con-
structed.
Those who attend the v. P. B. M.
ball at the Pavilion tonight, will
find out what the cabalistic characters
mean, and have q good time in the
bargain.
Helena sees in the presence of Jack
Waite, J. H.. Gleason and Duncan
Mcdonald in that city a prospect for
music in the air, and anticipates a
revival of athletic sports.
There are a number of ''strayed or
stolen" notices in the MINER this
morning. Read them, and if you
know where any of the animals
described can be fouAd bring in and
claim the reward.
Herne d ROscOe's minstrel cOmbi-
nation seem to have made a failure
in Helena. According to the Her.
aids plant they don't seem to have
been sufficiently aesthetic to suit the
too too tastes of that city. i
Col. Pat Largely, of this city, has
purchased the thoroughbred four
year-old Percheron Norman stallion
Plymouth from Mr.. John G. Poin-
. dexter of Blacktail, paying a hand
some price for a handsome horse.
Our base ballists had a very inter
esting practice game at the new
grounds Sunday afternoon. 1t was !
decided to defer the selection of the
Butte nine until the meeting of the
club, which will be held at Good
Templars' han tomorrow evening.
Messrs. Fred. T.. and VIM. Orion, |
who lost their father and mother in
this city last winter, removed the
remains of their sister Ollie from the
Virginia City cemetery to the Butte !
cemetery last week, that they might
be buried beside the lamented
parents.
Mrs. Thomas H. White is fitting
up the Opera House Ice Cream Par
lors, on West Park street, adjoining
Renshap's Opera House. The rooms
are being furnished in excellent style
and viii. prove agreat convenience to
theatre goe,s They will be thrown
open to the public the latter part of
this week.
A swindIe which is advertised in
several Montana journals has been
expo-ed by the st. Louis Republican.
The "Wester1 Supply Com pany" Of
Chicago, who advertise a remarkable
Well Anger, it is claimed, II axe a
business of receiving remittances for
supposititious augers which are never
shipped.
The person who has the first, Sec
Ond and third volumes of Webster's
works, belonging to Col. J. G. G.
Thornton. would confer a favor upon
that gentleman by returning them to
him at once. The Colonel would also
be pleased to receive three of the VOL
of Calhoun's works which have
been taken by a known party from
his library.
George w. F~arnsworth, the travel
ing representative Of q wholesale
house i'm st. Paul, is engaged in test
ing the constitutionality of the Ter
ritorial and county commercial trav-
eler license law. He has already
been arrested three times, and is
likely to find that he has taken a
large contract before he gets through
all the counties of the Territory.
The Salt Lake 7Tibnne has a letter
from our Amsterdam agent describ-
ing the opening OF the great exhibi.
ton, which is said to be the grandest
thing of the kind in his history. Ac.
cording to his report the exhibits Of
minerals from Montana, Idaho and
Utah eclipse everything else
in the exhibition, and are the only
exhibit there to save the reputa-
ton of the great American Republic
for energy and ENTERPRISE.