The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-23
Local News.

Local News.
The youngest child of MI. an,
Mrs. W. II. Young, of this city, wa
buried yesterday from the residenc'
of the parents.
Does the Inter Mountain deny thai
nc. Kesslee's name ever appeared
upon the books of the corporation a
subscriber for stock?
"Mr. Jack denies he is q stock,
holder'' says our evening cotempcra.
ry. W. challenge the Inter Mountain
to say he Is not astockholder.
MI. 81. C. Kessler will never be
translated to Heaven on account OF
his purity. He is none too good fol
this cold, uncharitable, sinful world.
The funeral of the little son of Mr..
and Mrs E. N. Dunckle will take
place 1T two o'clock this afternoon
from the family residence, Lower
Main street.
There will be q race at the Pavilion
Saturday evening, the 18th inst, for
q $40 stop OF time watch. The race
is open to all amateurs. professionals
being barred out.
The Helena papers speak flatter-
ingly of the dignity, ability and i'm
Partially displayed by the Hon. w.
A. Clark as President of the Consti-
tutional Convention.
While MI. Jack is playing the
grand denial act he will probably
deny he ever took a contract from
the county to furnish roofing, gall
vanized ron and shelf hardware for
the court house.
The annual meeting of the Mon
tana Presbytery will be held In Boze-
man next week. Mrs. Van Cleve, of
Minneapolis, who is engaged in
missionary work, will meet with the
ladies Of the church at Bozeman.
The Union Pacific is gradually
reaching out for a share of the n ORTIZ
ern Pacific local business. 1t has
q surveying party in the field who
have laid out five different routes
through Wyoming. north.-Pioneer
Press.
The many friends of Miss Mamie
Kelley, of Deer Lodge, will be panied
to learn that the young lady Is taken
with q relapse of that dread disease,
diphtheria. Two other childred Of
Er. Kelley are, it is said. down with
the disease.
The Reform Club held a Every in
teresting business meeting at its
rooms last evening. at. which it was
resolved to hold an entertainment on
the evening of the 3lst inst, when
the public will be treated to some
choice music and amateur plays. A
programme of exercises will be soon
John Brigham is ca utiously crawl
Ing away from his first assertions that
The Inter Mountain's contract was
before the MINERS proposal
was submitted to the Board. He now
modifies 1t by saying it Twas entered
before the MINERS bid was sub
nitted." Very slightly ''entered into"
John Brigham!
A Bozeman youth has responded
o a Leap Year proposal in the follow
ng pathetic words: ''Moly, i will
marry 700 if 700 will seace Chawn
3um. a woman what chaws Gum
III the Time cant have a place in my
Hart & Home. like your stite and
Igger, but as / saed afore / can't and
wont stand you a chawn Gum all
he time People will think 700 don't
'et much to eat. firmly yourn in
III Otner respecks. WILL.'
-B0semdn Chronicle.
We acknowledge the receipt, from
be publishers. of L%ippincott's Mag
zine for February. The number be-
ore us maintains the high reputation
Which this superior periodi' al has so
lstly earned. Among the corps of
ont. ibutors whose writings enrich
8 columns we find the names of those
Tho occupy the foremost rank in the
ne of American authors. Old Ger
lantown with drawings by Pennell; {
Sebia's Tangled Web,"a charming
erial story by Lizzie w. Champney, {
nd several others replete with inter-
IT make up Llppincott's for Februa- &