Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-27
LOCAL NEWS T

with the request for the information.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Silver, 1O1A.
The Chinook has nearly broken up til
young peoples coasting.
The telephone Office will be closed to-da
from 10 q. M. to l p. m, and from 3 p. n
to 6 p. m.
in block 2. of the Transit town site west {
Walkerville.
Orion Bros. are proud and justly SO a
the favorable opinion given by the youn
ladies who examined the piano purchase,
of that firm for the high school.
Among the valuable ores shipped, tn
Pacific Express sent East II bars OF bul
lion from the Alice day before yesterday
value $32, 72O.
Rev. E. w. King made w. c. Morrison
and Miss Angelina Mc( arty happy in thei
marriage bonds yesterday. Both of Ana
conda.
Auditor Mintie, of the Montana Unio1
Railway, is in town on business connected
with his lines Of road.
Pat Boland, who had so narrow al
escape from serious injury by falling into
q railroad excavation recently, has gotter
out and is all right again.
The hackmen from each of the neighbor
ing towns report that an unusual numbe,
of passengers came into this city yester
day, chiefly to have a jolly good Thanks.
giving on this, the national holiday.
There was an unusual rush last evening
on the stores, mainly by the heads OF fam
lilies in search of extra good things with
which to hedge about the turkey that will
grace the family table to-day.
Superintendent F. j. Footner is expec4ed
in Rutte City to day to make arrangements,
on behalf of the Northern Pacific Express
Company with the Pacific Express Com
pany, looking to the division of business
between Helena and this city.
A grand mass meeting of the workingmen
of Butte will be held at 8 o'clock tonight,
in the Pavilion. The object is to discuss
the questions that agitate the Anaconda
people, as well as those of neighboring
towns. A crowd and some telling speeches
are expected.
Mrs. Matte A. Du Bots left on Tuesday
evenings train to join her husband near
Thompson Falls, where Mr.. Du Bots has
been for some time preparing a home for
his wife. Mrs. Du Bots leaves a large circle
OF friends and acquaintance in Butte, Mho
join in wishing the lady health and pros
perity wherever her lot may be cast.
A walk around this city yesterday would
have convinced. even a New York epicure
that Montana is mighty. Each butcher
shop seemed to invite ones appetite, while
tho winnnvvc nj roofo s,ro v,%o v,aro :ruoe:,%:l1a
Game, fat beef, mutton and pork, fowls
fish and all sorts of good things laid pro-
.miscuously about, with the genus gobbler
conspicuous.
The MINER management has invited the
giving dinner at Fishers ttot1aaaayS.a a TTfbaenFk Is
style in this, and MIR. Fischer proposes to
give the boys a spread which for variety
excellence and artistic preparations cannot
be excelled in this whole wide, free west,
The boys mouths are already watering in
anticipation OF the feast, and they bless
The man who invented THANKSGIVING din.
lers.
After doing mimic life on the stage Miss
Putnam takes a glimpse of real life down
n deep, dark mines, where horny.banded
Industry finds and sends forth precious
liver and gold. She had a pleasing and i'm
tructive experience in the chambers of the
Alice mine, with superintendent Hall as
Ter courteous guide.
When Sands & Boyce tossed the oyeralls |
nd overcoats from the top of their large
uilding last night, to be grabbed at in a,
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. way, there was
scrambling among the crowd who stood
eneath tina equaled the small BOYS after
creased pig on the good old Fourth of
uly trolics OF which memory tells US now.
ts a novel way of advertising, but Butte
lerchants are novel men, you know.
Messrs. Gordon & Richie, the enternris-
managers OF the new Comiuue. have
st engaged five new stars fresh from tri-
mphs upon the eastern vaudeville stage.
he beautiful and charming serio-comic
!etch artistes and songstresses-the
sisters, Caseandra ard Lille.
le Misses Lulu Wiley and Annie Kent aud
r. Wiley Hamilton. all excellent per. ;
rmers in their specialties. They are now
the city and will probably appear to-
Today many OF the young men who
I'VE pitched their tents in this gem city of
9 great western world, where they hone
find and gather that ''snug little sum" '
take back to the dear girl they left be. :
them, will eat their Thanksgiving din i
r alone, or, at least, Without the happy
;es OF the dear e back at the old home. +
memory strikes upon the sepulcher Of v
rller happy days, it will be their pleasure
add to the good food before them a sim 7
glass OF wine, over which they will -
eathe the dear ones name. +
diss Putnam left with her for
er Lodge yesterday where she performed
Il evening. The s~prightly little artist is. q
she deserves to be, a favorite with Mon. n
people, and one of the evidences of v
regard in which she is held was OBJ k
we'd yesterday by the reporter. Her If
ture was placed near an admirers desk,
sked by a ian. as is familiar to our citi.
g. A request by a visitor that the
ner give the picture or sell it elected this !,
~: sorry l can't accommodate you. u
tnat Is the picture Of Butte .ity's favor j.,
l cannot get another in town and a tt
} gold piece will not touch it," la
he Clerks Office yesterday showed the te
owing deeds just filed for record: Deed ~
surface ground, covered by lots l and 2. p,
80; also lots %, "a and 25, block =:
in Butte City, being a portion of the q,
Iace ground OF the Clark lode claim. '"
,; Gess!er, ID. Z. Olmstead, aud James
~Puy, kt0ueOEc, OnArleS Warren.
ntee. Consideration, 81 1900. a
eed for the undivided one-third interest
Zeus quartz claim. lying south and tn
t OF Bland lode. G. H. Casey, ant or
Marble, grantee. Consideration to
0oo' TT
gentleman from outside is stonn;no eli
his wife and two children at q Bntte m
hotel to spend his Thanksgiving Dav u
his, the metropolitan mining city of the
It. The gentleman tells an amusino
about a great big turkey gobbler his ar
wife had as she supposed, been fat. M
ng for weeks for their ''home dinner, tie
ay. 1t seems the gobbler dropped on fo'
OF such liberality-at least the err
seville says he must have done o-for to-
refused his food steadily for a week M
days past! until he has grown 40 Ut
and weak that he not only is unfit for PR
use but with difficulty masters "put '
CALL" This is not the MINERS story sto
the good lady's OWL. VIII
visitor from a neighboring town about oo'
clock this morning was leaning heaviIv I
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