Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
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Yesterday the streets were muddy, max.
ing it a blue day for the livery men.
The Jewish holidays closed last evening
ut 6 o'clock.
The Rev. Shipper preached q very inter.
estiDg sermon to y goodly number last
night in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Democratic flag and banner will be
thrown to the breeze from headquarters
this evening with appropriate ceremonies.
The public will be welcomed in attending
the teachers institute in this city during
the day and evening as long as it is in
session.
The members Of the Butte Turn Verein
will old one OF Their delightful socials this
evening at Caplice's Hall.
Died-In Rawlins, III. r. Kelley, one OF
the firm of Kelley Bros. OF that place and a
brother OF A. j. Kelly Of Kelly Bros. & Co.
| of Butte.
Some OF the members OF the Republican
Central Committee want to have the flag
and banner removed from the undertaking
establishment, saying it is a bad omen.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the Sunday School concert which was to
have been given at the Mountain View
NJ. E. Church last evening, was pos; poned
until next Sunday evening.
Caplice & McCune will to-day
the rock cut at the Clear Grit mine for the
new railroad to WalkervilIe. The right of
way has about all been secured by the rail-
way company.
The Young Mems Democratic Club will
meet tonight at their rooms over Clark &
Larabie's bank, when permanent officers
will be selected. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all to come and join the club.
There will be a Sunday School concert
this evening at the Mountain View Meth
odist Episcopal Church; The usual service
will be held in the morning.
The Germans met last night and organ
ICED q German Republican Club. Some of
our best German citizens were present. We
have not ascertained the proceedings.
The Bonner Mercantile Company have
engaged a select orchestra OF fifteen pieces
to enliven the occasion of their grand Open
ing tomorrow. The display Of fine goods
and the charms of music will insure q large
The Beethoven 1iederkrantz had q very
enjoyable meeting yesterday afternoon at
Renshaw Hall. They are improving rapidly |
members all speaking very highly of him.
F. o. Duggan yesterday received some
very fattering news from his mines ON the
Jefferson. Some assays made of the ore
which had been struck in large quantities
al as high as 800 OF. in silver. We con:
gratulate MI. Dlggan on his good fortune.
It ia said that there is a movement on
loot to consolidate the different relief
in the city under one head. Win
ter is coming on and many poor family
need aid. In larger cities there is
grand relief society who minister to the
wants of all irrespective OF creed, sect or
:olor.
A party writes us from Marysville that
they desire to make a match to run a foot
ace, distance to be from fifty yards to five
niles. for a purse Of $500 or less, the race
% take place in Butte and the winner to
AXE the entire gate receipts. For further
apply to A. J. Noight, Marys-
1ille.
There will be a meeting OF the Irish Ma
:ional Land League held this afternoon at
he Miners Union Hall. Ageneral invitation
8 extended to all the old members to be
PRESENT, and as many more new ones who
ave the good Of Old Ireland at heart. The
Meeting is called to take into consideration
he recent application of President Fitzger-
I'D of the Irish National League.
A great many OF the Democrats of Silver
Bow County will attend the barbecue at
Race Track next Wednesday. Arrange
nents have been made by Chairman w. A..
lay to Race Track, leaving the depot at 8
in the morning and returning
arly the same evening.
Judge Galbraith last evening passed SEN
ence upon Ed Swift, who was d partner oil
Lewis in the mule stealing from
he Parrot smelling works last spring. Our
will recollect that Thomas Lewis |
eceived five years confinement in the pen
tentiary two weaks ago, and yesterday
got the same mount.
Prof.. Ellis, OF Boston, yesterday made
everal Intellectual attempts 10 work success !
lilly the Sturtevant mill at the Moulton. !
he professor finally gave up the attempt !
pronounced the Sturtevant Mill a fail
re, and that he should telegraph Sturte-
OF the same. Workmen will COM !
hence it's removal next Monday from the J
loulton's building.
Butte Turn Verein he1d-one of their ]
socials last evening at Caplice |
[all. About fifty couples were present.
one but members and their wives and
attended except by invitation. ,
his society has been but recently organ \
ed and numbers already seventy-six =
lembers. They expect to add plays to :
leir entertainments, the same as in large F.,
a theatrical performance in the /
lrly part of the evening and later a dance. q
The Anaconda Company have added
900 to the So, 900 which has already :,
zen offered, making $4,000 in all. The '
companies desire to have it under z
God that the 81. 900 ia offered for the I
and conviction OF any party !.
set fire to either one of the ricks of a
I'd wood in Browns Gulch or in Silver '
ow Canyon. There is a chance for some n
10 to make money. 1t is said that the
6cers have a clue to the guilty parties, K
ID we should not be surprised to hear of h
Q arrest OF the guilty parties in the near c,
ture.