The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-04
Local News

Inc banks Will be closed to-day.
Take the children to Renshaw
Opera House matinee, at . p. M, to
see the great Sol Smith Russell.
Through some irregularity below,
two days eastern mail came in on
last evenings Deer Ledge train.
The bicycle a c promises to be q
great feature At the q e track to-day.
Three entries have been made.
George Crockwell was in town yes
terday laying in supplies for the big
blowout At Bogk's City Park to-day.
The hotels are crowded with guests
and every train brings its load of pas
sengers. The city will be thronged
with strangers to-day.
A splendid opportunity to own a
fine span of horses spring wagon and
harness is presented by the rattle At
Gioin & Warehouses;.
Remember the matinee to-day at
Renshaw Hall. Sol Smith Russell
in "Edgewood Folks" Admission,
SO cents; children, Is cents.
Grand Fourth Of July matinee t.
day at Renshaw Hall, Sol Smith
Russell and Company. Admission,
so cents; children, 25 cents.
Nearly every business house ON
Main street was decorated with bunt-
ing yesterday, and flags and banners
overhung the street at several points.
The finest comedy performance
eve given in Montana. Sol Smith
Russell and Company in "Edgewood
Folks" Don't miss it to-
evening.
Matinee to-day at 2 p. m. at Rem
shaw Opera House, Sol Smith Rus
sell & Go. in Edgewood Folks. Be
sure to take the children. Only Is
and so cents.
The Deer Lodge band came in last
night. They marched up Main street
playing a stirring march. They will
be a great addition to the celebration
to-day.
Strangers in the city will find new
and clean beds at Hamilton's lodg-
ing house, opposite Good Templars'
Hall, on West Broadway. Beds, 25
and so cents.
Rutter, the photographer, expert
mented at the race track yesterday
with his new apparatus for taking in
Simultaneous views, and succeeded in
getting a splendid view of Ben An
derson at a three minute gait.
Judging by the notes Of prepare
ton the Firemens' ball tonight will
be the greatest feature of the day.
Every arrangement has been made
for a most enjoyable party, and the
success of the ball is assured.
The glorious Fourth was ushered
in at twelve o'clock this morning by
a salute from the mill whistles, firing
of pistols and shouting of men on the
streets, which created enough din
and hubbub to rouse the dead from
their slumbers.
The employees of the MINER Office,
being patriotic citizens of the great
est country on earth, will celebrate
the 10th anniversary Of the birth Of
independence to-day, and therefore
there will be no issue of the paper to-
morning.
Virgins Museum had a crowded
house last night. The glass blowing,
trained canaries and miniature men,
agerie attracts and pleases the ladies
and children, and all are astounded
by the remarkable feats Of strength
performed by Lawanda.
A lively passenger rate fight is ex-
among the railroads east of
Salt Lake. The Denver & Rio
Grande has opened the ball by re-
from 81 to Sc On tickets to
eastern points. We may 60 to the
state $ OH a free pass with a chrome
thrown in, before the summer is over.
Patriotism without strawberries
and cream, is not among the ancient
traditions of the great American peo-
pie, and that these two things shall
properly 60 together the Episcopal
have made ample provision
1T the Bazaar, on West Broadway.
Let every patiotic citizen visit the
place to-day with wife or sister, or
some other fellows sister, to mingle
patriotism with strawberries and
cream, in aid of a worthy cause.