Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
New stars at the Comique next week,
commencing Monday evening.
DR.. Mussigbrod was in the city yesterday
and returned to Warm Springs last evening.
Nine bars of bullion, valued at $14,6 SS,
were shipped yesterday by the Moulton
Company.
The boys have struck it very rich in the
Gold Hill mine Every day shows richeR
developments.
John Cotter, the proprietor OF Carr's
corral, is daily receiving large consign-
ments of stock at his place.
Mr.. c.. H. Fiske, a well known restau-
rateur Of Butte, has taken the management
of the Revere House restaurant.
Mrs. {. C. Curtis will open a new millinery
store on Monday Oh Park street, near
Mrs. Rose Perkins establishment.
The case OF the administrators report in
the Reynolds estate will come up before
Probate Judge Irvine this morning.
B. c. Holly has taken his horses to Belle
vue, Idaho, after having added Lila Fer
guson" and largo" to his already last
flyers.
Helena is proud OF her Free Public Ii
brary. Why do not the citizens OF Butte
agitate once more the question of having
a free library in this city?
Mr.. David Meiklejohn yesterday received
q dispatch from his son-in-law, Mr.. John
Noyes, saying that himself and family
would arrive in Butte this morning.
Mr.. Joseph De Mars. whose leg was so
badly crushed a few days ago by a wagon
load OF wood running over him, died
Wednesday evening from the injuries re-
ceived.
At the Centennial-Dr. j. D. MacLennan,
San Francisco; G. A. Peaster. Eagle Rock;
VIM. w. McCrackin, Fairfield, Iowa; Mrs.
Livingston, Chicago; Joseph Hickey, Ana
conda.
Peter Winnie, general Western insurance
agent for the Traders Insurance Company,
left last evening for the South after having
established an agency with Mantle d
Warren.
John adigan, OF VAUDEVILLE, was yester- |
day in Butte shaking hands with friends.
John says that the entire Democratic ticket !
will receive a handsome majority in Walk
~erville.
A fall in pork vas yesterday noticeable
When the two horses attached to a butcher
wagon belonging to Henry Nickel attempted
to run away. Several dressed hogs were
spilled out OF the wagon.
Complaint is made that som person or
persons in going down Arizona street early
a. AN Will NioSuAD C"O NoASO VI SAA"o 1
neighborhood by firing of guns or revolvers.
The offenders need looking after.
j. B. knight was agreeably surprised
yesterday to receive through the postofice
his purse containing all the papers intact.
1t is needless to remark that the money
contained in the purse when stolen was
not therein when returned.
Miss Lutte Evans, a sister of Mrs. Henry
McMurphy, accompanied by Miss Minnie
n'Noin - r,;csfinr NJ md Arc MoNn~
ply. The young ladies contemplate stay
ing until after the Odd Fellows picnic.
The Montana Machinery Co. are e~xcavat-
ing for a new brick building on East
Granite street. The building, when COM
pleted will be 3Gx6O feet. one story
in height and will be used for the storage
OF mining machinery.
Mr.. W. A. Clark, accompanied by his son
Master Willie Clark, will leave for New
York tonight. Master Willie will attend
the Polytechnic school at Brooklyn. Mr..
Clark will return by October l, in time to
take an active part in the fall campaign.
Manager Green, OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, has received four
complete sets OF telegraph instruments, |
which are OF the latest improved pattern.
and expects to receive a new quartet table,
when the new instruments will be attached
to the wires. l.
The Montana Produce Company are
daily receiving large consignments of
pany is one OF the Oldest reliable compa-
nies established at this place and deserves
to be well patronized, as they carry a fine
stock OF goods.
Mrs. W. H. Young, ON East Granite |
street, can boast OF one OF the finest flower
gardens in the city. She is at present max
ing preparation to transplant some of the J
finer plants into flower pots. Daily people
can be seen admiring the flowers which
grow in this beautiful garden. |,
The Dillon Examiner, which has, since it's
inception, been under the management OF
Messrs. Wright & Oakley, has passed into
the hands OF c.. {. S. Wright. Mr.. Oakley
retiring and accepting charge OF the Job
office OF the Helena Independent. The
Examiner is a bright. newsy sheet, and
bears ample evidence OF prosperity and {
success.
Mrs. W. H. Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. ,
D'Acheul, Mrs. J. K. Russell, Mrs. G. B. t
Winston, Miss Lizzie Thornton and DR.. l
Hough, left last evening fer a ten day trip q
through the National Park. Master Rum t
ley Dewitt accompanies the party to h
Helena where he will remain with his grand Il
mother, Mrs. Charles Rumley, until the O
party return. v
Mr.. King, who is the proprietor of what d
is known as Kings brick yard, who has
the contract for furnishing one million
brick to the Blue Bird mill, is o busy n
hauling the same. He has already hauled n
over 100000, and expects by the first of 7
October to have the contract completed. I "
Masons are now husily at work on the q,
mill. al
Ed. Congdon, manager for Bennett Bros. in
at the depot, returned from the East yes 3
terday morning, and says that while there fe
he almost purchased an entire warehouse b
of wagons, buggies and sleighs. It will CT
take several train loads to bring them 81
here. The Bennett Brothers are contem- W
the erection OF a new brick ware OF
house, as their present place is getting too 5:
for their increasing business. la
Died-In Centerville, Thursday, Septem- to
Der End, William Peters, a native of Corn w
wall, England, aged "a years. The funeral al
will take place this afternoon from his late OF
residence, in CentervilIe, at 2:3O o'clock.
Mr.. Peters has been in this country but
five weeks, and came direct to Butte from 20
the old country. He was a young man OF ee
good habits and character, and leaves in
in Centerville and England to in
mourn his loss. nv
Rod. D. Leggatt came over from High 4,
and GuIch yesterday and reports that fee
is almost at an end for the season. tri
He has been busy building a reservoir for ju.
'ne ho.uinS VI OHe wafer ana In1nkS That pl,
~ putting a large reservoir above the gu
;ulches Tor the storage OF water a great ali
leal more sluicing could be done next sea. 4.
He reports the woods full of Toole Use
men, and that Highland will show up a du
lice majority for Montana's ~favorite son, wi
he Hon. Jos. K. Tool fai
At the St. Nicholas-Dr. Mussibrod, CO..
Warm Springs; George F. Smith, Denver; w,
diss l.. L. Evans, Miss NJ. O'Neill, Deer
lodge; Charles C.. Hall, Syracuse, New
York; E. L. Alexander, Helena; C. w. spe
Airchner, New York; John B. Selway, Miss ,
'ofin, Dillon; David E. Harlan, Church y
lille, Md; F. F. Kane, Philadelphia; yer
tewart Patton, New York; George D, see
treen. Miss Carson Mrs Canhu Wickoa. mo