The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-28
Local News.
From the Daily of Sunday

From the Daily Of Sunday
II. p. Napton, of Deer Lodge, is
spending a few days in the city.
Another skating carnival at the
Pavilion on the night Of the 9Th
prox. tt
All five dollar communication tickets
will be refused for admission to the
Pavilion on and after April I'd. If
Rev. L. L. Wood will tell us what
species OF the CRATE "sham" family we
belong to, at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow night.
&. w. Berry, Sheriff of l1issoula
county, arrived in the city Friday
night, having brought an insane pa
tient from Missoula to Warm Springs.
The Misses Deering & Cobb will
move their millinery establishment to
A. w. Bernard's new brick building
on West Granite street early this
week.
Now is the time when the average
Butte bell wears traces of care upon
her fair brow, as:.she digests.the plans
and specifications of a new spring
bonnet.
Dugald McNaughton, of Eureka,
woo is we'll known to many former
Nevadians nov residing here, suicid-
ed by shooting himself at the Albion
mine on the 18th instant.
There are sh;.ms and shams, and
Rev. l.. L.. Wood will tell us all
about them in his inimitably humor-
GUS manner at the Presbyterian
church Tomorrow night.
Goldsmith e. Co. have placed two
highly ornate hitching posts in front
of their store, both of which bear the
legend Clothing" painted in the
most attractive style of the painters
art.
A MINER reporter met Dave Gus
sick On the street to-day and was
surprised to find him not only feeling
first-rate, but bearing very slight
evidences of his terrific battle with
Ben Arthur.
Among the avalanche of recent fire
escape inventions, a Butte benedict
produces the boss There is nothing
intricate about his invention, he SIM
ply lays abed until his wife gets up
and makes it.
The Helena stage road is said to be
in fearful condition, and the coaches
have no sure thing of getting through
on the day they start from here. Last
Thursdays coach failed to make the
connection at Boulder.
Work has been commenced in
removing the debris from the ruins
of f. l.. Bonner Il Co.'s property OH
West Granite street, preparatory to
the erection of u large brick structure
which will extend to the corner OF
Main street.
Miss McAuliffe, though scarcely
more than a little girl, skates like a
zephyr-BUTTE MINER. We have
zephyr skaters in Eureka, and we
have "old b~oreases," too.-Emeka
Sentinel. We did not refer to a iva.
shoe" zephyr.
Thomas w. Catlin, school superin.
tendent of Deer Lodge county, gives
notice in the Newss Northwest that he
will hold a public examination OF
teachers, for county certificates, at the
school house in Deer Lodge, on Sat.
urday, March 3lst.
The premonitions of.storm which
have been abundant for a week
past eventuated in a furry of snow
and falling of the mercury yester
day, which was just enough storm to
remind us that in other parts of the
country they have what are called
equinOctial storms.
John Caplice & Co. now have one
of the most extensive retail stores in
the city. Their new boot, shoe and
furnishing goods establishment has
been connected by a rear passage
way with the large grocery and pro.
vision house, and the two now con.
stitute q model mercantile establish
ment.