Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-27
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Go and hear young Wallace tonight.
The political pot is beginning to simmer.
Rocker s having quite a building boom
of late.
District Court adjourned last evening for
the term.
The coming week will be a busy one-to
the politicians.
Rememember to go and hear young Wal.
lace tomorrow night.
The new Bluebird mill is expected to
start up about December LIST.
Silver Bow Junction will have q grand
old Democratic blowout tonight.
Tue brick yards lave all closed down fol
the season., Kings yard being the last to
close.
The roll of the Young Mems Democratic
Club now shows q membership OF upwards
of 600.
Yesterday afternoon the beautiful snow
began falling, making it quite muddy
under foot.
Steinbrenner e. Schmidt sold their saloon
| business on East Park street last week to
Seigel & Co.
Owing to the muddy condition OF the
roads the livery men were not much pat
ronized yesterday.
Ladies are cordially invited to he present
tonight and listen to the speech OF William
| Wallace, Jr., Of Helena.
The Democrats of C%erterville are max
ing grand preparations for their grand
blowout tomorrow evening.
Born-At C~enterville. October "a, to the
| wife of Peter Oppy, a fourteen-pound son.
| Mother and child doing well.
The Emmett Guard band will furnish the
music tonight at Renshaw Hall, on the oc-
casion of the speech by VIM. Wallace, Jr.
W.. Y. Pemberton left last evening for the
/ Yellowstone Valley where he will address
the voters on the political issues of the
day.
William Wallace, Jr., will speak tonight.
Let the young men of the city turn out in
force to hear the young phenomenal
speaker.
Willie Wallace, the phenomenal speaker.
will speak to the citizens of Butte to-mor-
row evening. Everyone should turn out to
hear him.
A meeting will be held at the Nine Mile
House on Thursday evening of this week
when the speakers will address the assem-.
bly, in French.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming ia seriously i'll with an attack OF
scarlet fever. DR.. Hammond is attending
the patient.
The Democrats will have a grand rally
on the night of November l, at which time
Hon. Joseph K. Toole and Martin Magin-
mis- will speak.
Everybody will attend the great Demo-
cratic rally at Renshaw Hall tonight to
hear young Wallace, the Cicero of the
Rocky Mountains.
Business in the Police Court last week
was very dull, and there are only three
cases to be tried before His Honor Judge
McHattoa this morning.
For the past few nights several of the
electric lights have not been burning and
travel during the night on several of the
streets has been very difficult.
Charlie Carver invites the Democrats of
Butte to come down to Rocker, his stamp
ing grounds, and he will try and make them
welcome next Wednesday evening.
Last evening there was quite g. lively
scrap in the Crystal saloon, but before the
police arrived the fight was stopped and
consequently no arrests were made.
Judge Galbraith will open Court at Dill
Ion tomorrow morning and will hold Court
there until the second week in November,
when he will go to Missoula.
Preparations have been made to seat
the ladies tonight, at Renshaw Hall, when
they can hear the young phenomenal
speaker, VIM. Wallace, Jr.. of Helena.
Butte and Helena are to be connected by
another telegraph wire, which is to be
strung on the poles by the Western Union,
giving Butte better t%elegraphic facilities.
Yesterday morning q young lady came to
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rice.
She will hereafter make her home in the
Rice family. Mother and daughter are do
ing well.
The Young Mems Democratic Club met
last evening at their rooms. It was an
nounced that there was a Democratic
meeting being held at ReDshaw Hall and it
decided to all attend in a body.
W. Wallace, Jr., the young Democratic |
of Montana, will speak at Renshaw
Hall this evening. Everybody is invited to
who are present.
All persons who have been selling tickets |
for the late High School entertainment are
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building on Tuesday afternoon at 4:3O p. |
m. and report on the amt.
Orion Bros. will open their music store
this morning. They have a large and fine
assortment of musical instruments, orchee-
ira and brass band sheet music and all the |
other necessary supplies for musicians.
There are quite a number of fine speci- |
OF electric paintings on exhibition in |
|ront OF the Centennial Hotel, especially |
the photos of Mrs. McGibney and daugh-
ters, who will appear in Butte next month.
The Democrats of VAUDEVILLE will or.
,anize a Young Mems Democratic Club at
o'clock this evening. The meeting will be
held at the business place OF that staunch
Democrat, John Cadigan. Every Democrat
turn out.
The grand torch-light procession and
ally OF the Democracy OF Silver Bow
will take place on the eve of the
Monday, November /. Toole.
and other speakers will be pres
mt. 1t will he the largest political dem
ever made in Butte.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. w. E. King
in marriage, at the residence of the
brother, Mr.. G.. +. buffet. on upper
Arizona Street, Mr.. Samuel Knapp and
Hiss Lille buffet. The happy couple took
asst evenings train for the east.
The committee on arrangements for the
ate High School entertainment desire to
their hearty thanks to the Alice
Sand, the generous contributors to the
and all others who aided them by
heir presence and otherwise to make the
tarty a success.
David Work has removed the I L res
aurant from opposite The MINER Office to
lo l,r,S11;,,r nat 1o1~ That ~na fornnor1v |
by the Inter Mountain. Mr..
York has entirely reftted the same in first
ASS style and furnished the upper story l
18th nice. clean beds for dodgers. +
Yesterday afternoon Marshal Jolly pre-
,nted to his friend Judge j. j. McHatton