Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-23
From Mondays Daily.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The local berry market lie glutted.
The police had but ittleto do yesterday.
The clerk OF the weather ID not acting 90
badly.
All the churches were we'll attended yes
terday.
Quite q number of Butteites Anacondad
yesterday.
Greeson Springs, far from the madding
crowd" was visited by quite q number Of
Butteites yesterday.
A Butte husband and father disappeared
last Thursday. His wife is not frightened,
however. She says he'll come home.
The festive mosquito has arrived in
Butte. What it lacks in numerical strength
il fully made up in enterprise and blood
thirsty ferocity.
A, g. Levy, OF Nanmburg. Krans, Lauer
& Co., manufacturers Of clothing, New
York, is in the city. Mr.. Levy is well
known to our business men,.
Mrs. Minnie Bacon and Miss Matte Han
cock, OF Warm Springs, were guests Of Mrs.:
H. w. Yeager, OF This city, last week, and
returned to their home yesterday.
DR.. Putnam, the eminent 1ngersollian,
attracted large audiences yesterday aiter-
moor and ev. ming to Renshaw ,1all, where
he ventilated his atheistic views.
Max. Leopold, of the Leopold Bros. q
Co., clothing dealers, Chicago, is doing the
city. Max. is firmly convinced that Col.
Werlitz re theories upon the efficiency of the
Goulet wines are correct.
Mr.. Sewell, OF Wyoming street, while pass
ing behind one OF his horses yesterday
morning was squite severely kicked in the
abdomen. He was Frustrated ior quite a
while, but fort, nately did not receive per-
manent injury.
Frank Warfield has just returned from
his term at the Colorado School OF Mines.
He looks well and hear'y, and proposes
after a brief ~sojourn here to go to Leadville
and enterinto active business as an assayer.
VIM. Y. Cirode, special agent Of the Equit.
able Life Insurance Society OF New York,
who has been on an extended trip Through
Montana, returned to Butte yesterday. lie
reports business in the insurance line good.
While some boys were playing yesterday
on Montana street one OF them found an
old purse which contained q Eve dollar
gold piece and two liver quarters. 1t was,
no doubt, lost many years ago, as it was
partially decayed..
The barking OF a small dog yesterday
afternoon frightened a horse hitched to a
attempted to scale the fence, bat only sue
ceeded in scaling the skin of mis- iorelegs.
The dog sustained no injury.
Five hundred children will take part in
the Fourth OF July Celebration at the
Pavilion. They will be under the direction
OF Samuel H. Speck. A full rehearsal will
be held in Renshaw Hall this afternoon at
3 o'clock, and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to every little boy and girl that can
sing.
Goulet? Oh, yes, George Goulet. he OF
the famous wine, which Col: Fred W.
Werlitz, of Rheims; now in the city, is
representing. Werlitz has madea great dis
covery: the panacea OF all ills; the said
panacea is nothing less than Goulet cham.
payne. Col. Werlitz is doing the city under
the wing OF Mayor Frank.
Butte's restaurant patrons-they are
legion-don't want a bill Of fare the length
of a yard tape on which gastronomic trash
is represented, but they desire it the eize OF
q finger and to call for something good to
sat-somethiag OF good quality. well
cooked and properly served: They want
but little here below, but insist on having
that little nice.