Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES..

Bar silver was yesterday quoted in New
York at 97x, where it seems to remain.
Michael Dayitt will lecture this evenin,
at the Grand Opera House.
The Kitty O'Brien ten-stamp mill is ex
pected to be ready to start up about No
vember I.
Calkins & Co. have opened up their flint
book and stationery store. The boys de
serve to do well.
Tomorrow evening a meeting will be hele
at the house Of Mrs. 9.argey for the purpose
OF organizing a cho, a club.
The County Cons %.iasioners are now hav
ing some new bridges put in across thu
bitches on Arizona street, leading to the
depot.
The Keystone Club will meet tonight q,
Judge Lippincott'e Office ut 1880. A full
attendance il requested. All Pennsyl
vanians are cordially invited to attend.
The Utah Northern and Montana Rail
way Companies are having al immense
amount OF coal stored in their yards at
this place for winter use.
Joe Smith, in Dublin Gulch. is the hap
piest man up there. Joe says it is a boy
and weighs ten pounds. Mother and sOr
are doing well.
Died-In Meaderville, October Is, Mrs
Mary Grassini, wife OF Gissinto Grassini,
aged 80 years. Funeral from, late residence
at 2 p. m. to-day.
District Court will adjourn next Friday
evening, Judge Galbraith having only Sat
urday and Sunday to himself before open
ing Court at Dillon on the 25th inst.
The keystone Club will meet tomorrow
night at Judge L%ippincott's courtroom.
| All those who have been residents OF Penn.
s~ylvania are cordially invited to attend.
1t is whispered that John Foley is about
to erect a fine new house in Dublin Gulch,
| and that a prominent young lady will pre-
| side in it when completed. We wish John
much JOY.
Large conaignments OF freight are dailyre re-
ceived at the South Butte depotfor our mer-
chants. Looking through the large freight
house one sees goods piled up on every side.
D. J. Charles and Frank Haskell gave a
delightful social to their numerous friends
in their new store building in South Butte
last evening. Upwards Of thirty couple
were present and a gala time was had.
The Rev. WE. King, OF Butte, will preach
in the X. u l.. hall ut Meaderville on Tues
day evening at 7:3O p. m. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to attend this
service.
It is reported that the Anaconda Com
pany will start up the St. Lawrence mine
on November 1. A visit to the mine, yes
terday, revealed the fact that the Company
have made extensive improvements, having
had ahout fifty carpenters to work on the
ore chutes for the past month.
Mr.. John Robins has gone over to the
Flat Head country. Mr.. Robins goes for
the purpose OF taking up a homestead for
himself and wife. John Says it is rather
late in life to 60 ranching. but he will try
that country's climate next spring for a
change.
VIM. Dean. who has been arrested for
robbing the freight cars OF the Utah &
Northern had p' eliminaryexamination be-
fore Justice Nichols yesterday who fixed his
bail at $500. hut it is understood that the
bail,,bonu will be raised to$1 600. He is now
in Jail having been unable to procure bail.
Next Friday evening at South Butte
there will be held a Democratic rally if the
weather will permit. 1t will be an outdoor
meeting at Shirley's corner. Ii the weather
shonld prove unfavorable then the meet
ing will be held at the Knights of Labor
Hall at that place. Coco speakers will be
in attendance.
It is reported in select social circles that
Col. John Stahlman, the genial proprietor
Of the Capitol Beer Hall, will leave in a
few days for his old home, Minneapolis,
there to wed tie beautiful daughter of a
wealthy brewer.
Yesterday work was commenced on the
new iron front which will be put in on the
corner of Main and Granite streets on the
O'Rourke building. The side~ ak has been
entirely closed up to prevent people from
being hit with falfnr hrickbata.
Thomas Lavell, one otthe members of the
firm of Lavell Bros, will lead to the altar
the charming Miss Melissa Black, OF Haley,
Idaho. The ceremony will be performed
in st. Lawrence church, in that place, in
the presence OF a number OF invited guests.
On November 1 the Montana Aid As
ISOLATION will take possession Of the Nc
Namara building, on Copper street, near
the Miners Union Hall. The association
has purchased the furniture. carpets, ETC.,
and will open the building on the LIST rs q
frst-class sanitarium.
Orton's Band have kindly Volunteered
theiI services to aid in escorting Michael
Davitt to-day from the depot to Mr.. Mar
Gus Days residence. The offer has been
accepted, and the band could not ha re ex-
tended a filter compliment to the Irish
Americans of the camp.
The Butte Gas Company has now been
in operation but one short year, and dur
ing that time it has manufactured 9,6O9.-
i feet OF gas, which 1913 consumers are
the average cost of which is So
per l 900 feet. Mr. athC. Maher, a pleasing
gentleman who has had six years exper-
fence with the Chicago Gas Company, is at
present the superintendent.
A pleasant party OF young people as
sembled at the residence OF A.. NJ. Guild last
in honor OF Il birthday anniversary
of Miss Elsie Hall, which occurs to-day. |
evening was entertaini: ely passed with |
an old-fashioned candy pill, after which an
was taken to the rooms of
Mrs. Thurston, where an hours music and
dancing was enjoyed. Appointment feature
Of the evening was the introduction into
society of Miss Susan Dusenberry.
The guests dispersed with wishes to the !
young lady in whose honor the party was
yiven OF a long and happy life, with fire.
luent occasions as pleasant as that OF
Monday evening.
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