The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-02-27
Local News.

lherla luis WHICH,.
About S. men are working on rail-
rood grading in the bluffs opposite
Anaconda.
Members of Crusade Encampment
No. 9, 1. O. q. F., are wanted at their
hall tonight. See notice.
Services will be held in the Episco-
ual church this morning at II o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
vice.President Cakes. ofthe North
ern Pacific, is in Helena looking af-
ter the interests of his road. He
leaves for the East to-day.
DR. Deems says: kissing is a pure
" an American habit" Let us re-
member this, dear brethren, and very
literally ~patronize home industry.
Livingston postofice has been as
signed to the third presidential class
and the salary of the postmaster at
81, 800. The change to take effect
April LIST.
The name Of the new paper to be
started by Messrs. Botkin and Burr
ut the new mines Is to be called the
C0ur d'Alene Enterprise. For terms
see ad. In another column.
There will be a grand March at the
Pavilion rink at 9 o'clock every even
ing led by the band on rollers. The
Orion band is getting the march
down to a fine point. 1t
Contracts have been let for no less
than four great irrigating bitches in
the Sun River district. One Is to be
40 miles long, and will supply sufa-
Gent water for $50 sections of land.
slush, slush, slush, slusA.
Jrser tn IN water aud thicker than mush.
Making the man with the +hiuin b ,1s dance,
spls,hing al over his lave rder pants.
Dashing around on the back of his coat.
Crashing In front like a hard-headed goat.
Slush. slush. slush, slush.
Hangers will be out to-day for a
benefit for Jimmi Sullivan Fri
day evening at the Theatre Com
ique. sparring, etc. by the best To-
cal athletic talent in Butte will be
among the attractions.
The funeral of the late c. B. Trow-
bridge, yesterday, was attended by q
large concourseof our citizens. Ia the
death of Mr.. Tr,wbridge Butte has
lost one of her most enterprising and
public spirited-citizens
Flowing water has been struck In
Artesian we'll No. 2, at Miles City, at
q depth of $50 feet. The water Ia
pure and soft. This settles the
question of artesian wells in Mon
tana beyond a doubt.
The Ren'z-Santley Novelty coal.
pany will commence their engage
ment In the city tomorrow night.
The entertainments given by this
company embrace a repertoire never
before played upon a Butte stage, and
full of interesting situations.
1t is said everybody on the East
Side is confident now that Benton
will be connected by railroad with
Helena before this time next year.
We hope the confidence is not mis-
placed. Railroad connection with
Helena also means an all rail route
for Butte to the head of navigation
on the Missouri.
We are In receipt of the prospectus
of q new paper to be started at Eagle
City by Messrs. A.. +. Park er and G.
W..DeSucca, on or about the LIST OF
next March. This new candidate for
popular favor will be called the Ceur
d'Alene Daily Eagle. This makes
two of the nineteen papers promised
for that country. Next.
The West Shore for February,
comes to our table as full as usual of
good things. The present number
contains well written articles on
canadian Pacific scenery" "Chro-
nology of Events" "C@lr d'Alene
Gold Fields" etc., ETC., besides nu.
merous interesting and artistic il
lustratious of prominent Western
points.
Aadisoniaa: 1--WE regret to learn
that Rev Hugh Duncan met with a
severe accident last Friday night.
The particulars, as we learn from
Rev. w. f. King, are as follows:
DR.. /. G. Sm tn called at the house
late in the evening, and was invited
to spend the night there, which in
vitation he accepted. Mr.. Duncan
went out to stable the Doctors horse, |
aud white unhitching it from the
buggy, the animal kicked him in the
leg, f~racturiag the shin bone so
severely that Mr.. Duncan was un-
able to get back to the house without
help. Assistance was procured as
speedily as possible, when he was
carried into the house and properly
cared for, and at last accounts was
progressing favorably toward recov-
cry" The Rev. Duncan has many
friends In Butte who will exceed
ingly regret to learn of bis misfor-
tune.
Attention Is directed to the Pa
vilion nd. Ia another column, In
which the management announces
their Intention VI giving q Masque
Carnival on rollers on the 9Th of
next month. The success which
has attended former carnivals at this
rink Is guarantee that the forth
CO ming one will meet every expec-
tation Of the lovers of fun on rollers.
The sOciable on rollers given by the
ladies Of the Episcopal church at the
Pavilion last evening was q most
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