The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-06
rgE SEMI-WEEKLY MINER
CITY BREVITIES.
oo,da ia to have a brewery.

Anaconda is to have a brewery.
Ct,,art claims to have a building boom.
Tl,o d.;lv showers are not at all unplea,
ant. n
July. -
in the alleys.
Work on the Little Darling mine has beer
temporarily suspended.
THOMAS Martin who is with T. c.. Powel
c of Helena is in the city.
Henry Nickels, the Main street butcher il
h,,ildine an addition in the rear of hi
establishment.
Friday. the 18th instant, an entertain
ment will be given by the ladies OF the Meth
odist church.
Walter Wells, with c.. K. Wells & Co..
Helena, is in the city for a few days, taking
in the sights OF our great mining camp.
The schoolmaster is abroad in Meader.
vile. A sign over one of the leading estab.
lshments reads, "Euraka House. bording,
&C."
T. W. Cottle, representing the Arbuckle
Brothers Coffee Company, is arranging to
establish a wholesale n retail house in
Butte.
The Review says the Anaconda company
d;scha rged seventy men the latter part of
last week, which caused the stopping of
eight furnaces.
The wife of H.. Barnet, yesterday, pre-
spnted him with a handsome girl baby.
Mr.. B. is about two inches taller than he
was a week ago.
At the Blue Bird there is a full compile
ment of men working night and day. The
shaft is now 200 feet deep, and there are
several drifts. Over 10, 900 tons of ore are
on the dumps.
The good wife of Colonel Thornton has
inst completed the champion crazy quilt of
Montana. 1t is composed of over 500
pieces, and is a perfect and beautiful picture
in silk and satin.
The Butte public schools will close forthe
term on the 10Th instant, having been in
session continuously since September
Sth, last, excepting holidays and institute
week.
The captain of the sure thing men still
walks the streets, and while his command
are not doing much business, none of them
appear 10 DE suffering ior anything TO eat
or wear.
The Anaconda Review thinks that "Butte
will soon be a temperance town, as beer is
down to five cents a glass there" The Re-
view must nave a notion that beer is not
an intoXlcant. |
Fred. Richie, the popular manager of |
the Arion, is not only growingfat in wealth, |
but also physically. He is a prosperous |
man in every way, and hires only first-class |
talent for his place.
News was received in this city last even
ing of the death, in Glendale, of Mrs. Noah
Armstrong, wife of one OF the principal
owners in the Hecla Company and an
extensive horse breeder.
J.. M. Albiz is erecting a two-storv frame
house on West Park street, adjoining the
barn of Warfield & Gwin, which will be
used for a business house. d. S. Lothian
a. Co. are the contractors.
Harry Montague is great stage manager.
He can make more out OF small material
than any man in the country. The hand
some settings of the stage at the Comique
:re a credit to his talents.
Miss Rand, of the Janauschek Company,
is comparatively a novice. She is an ac-
tress by instinct; vivacious, versatile and
pretty. There should be a great future for
Miss Rand in the profession.
Sunday evening, June 18th, there will be
a children's concert at the Congregational
The lecture room will be elabo-
rately decorated for the occasion, and the
affair promises to be a great success.
John Tudor, OF the Bijou, is not an old {
man by any means, but it is a long time
ago since he first appeared upon the boards {
in blooming old England, you know. He is {
as young now as then, and SO is his pretty I
and charming wife. s
Mr.. Frank Kimball, manager OF the Pa
Express Company between Butte and
Garrison, has changed off with Mr.. Rock
OF the Butte and Ogden run, to pay +
a visit to his parents in Salt Lake City. '
He will resume his old run Saturday. l
Next Monday night at the Arion, Kelley ,
& Watson, who are said to be the best song 7
and dance team in the profession, will make +
their initial bow to a Butte audience. In "
to the other attractions, there :
will be presented a strong a%fterpiece, intro +
ducing the famous can-can quadrille. n
At the largely attended business meeting t
Of the Liederkranz, held on Tuesday even t
ing, it was decided that a grand picnic be V
held in the vicinity of Butte on the 21st il
day OF June, 1885. A committee of three s.
was appointed to select suitable grounds h
md report at next Tuesdays meeting. 81
Saturday evening, June 18th, the Miners Q
mon will hold an anniversary celebration, n
nd on that occasion will hear a discourse W
u tHe SuDlecC VI ldDOf, Dy CnafleS II. ~
lehman, editor OF the Statesman, of Mar u
ehead, Mass. The distinguished lecturer a
expected to arrive in Butte next Wednes- m
". a
Baird's Minstrels played at Anaconda &C
st evening and on Tuesday evening to
.cked houses on both occasions. Indeed,
e troupe has done excellent business and Fl,
zen the greatest satisfaction everywhere. bf
ley play at Deer Lodge tonight. 1t is Al
edless to say that Manager Mcguire is CT
ceedingly happy. hi
Mr.. Bogk, of the Revere House, who has SC
to establish a free express to
ID from the depot, has written the Utah j
Northern management at Omaha, asking ia
to locate his vehicle within the ca
closure at the arrival and departure OF 10
aims. Until his new omnibus arrives, Mr.. nj
'gk will use the band wagon of Messrs. al
vsley O. Carr. 10