Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-28
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
The streets were unusually quiet last
night.
Political ~handshaking has begun in dead
earnest.
Miss Nellie Donald's benefit tonight at
the Grand.
See notice Of $25 reward for a diamond
ring lost.
The variety theaters will present new
programmes tonight.
The churches were very well attended at
both services yesterday.
"Ostler Toe" will be recited tonight at
the Grand by Miss Nellie Donald.
The choir at the Episcopalian Church is
an attractive feature of the services.
Caste" will be played for Miss Nellie
Donald's benefit tonight at the Grand.
There is a good chance for a blacksmith
to 60 to Glendale. See 'ad' in want column.
F. H. Rutter, the photographer. is taking
sketches along the line OF the Montana
Union.
Miss Clara Wilcox. OF Butte, is visiting
Deer Lodge. and is the guest Of Miss Grace
Farnsworth.
Agent Scott, OF the Union Pacific. went to
Helena yesterday morning, and will return
Wednesday evening.
Union Pacific tickets to San Francisco
will be sold at reduced rates until and in.
Guiding next Saturday.
1t will not be long until the people who
wanted rain will begin to swear at the mud
and wish it. would quit raining.
Remillard & Parsons have Just received
three carloads of fine mich cows which are
now on exhibition at the Oregon Stables.
H. K%nippenberg, general manager OF the
Hecla Mining Company, Glendale, spent
yesterday in Butte and returned home last
evening.
The party who got away yesterday morn
ing with a lady's diamond ring can prevent
exposure by returning it to the owner. He
is known. -
Assistant General Traffic Manager P. p.
Shelby went down to Salt Lake on last
evenings train, accompanied by C. H.
Dewey, OF Omaha.
Dune. Mcdonald, Jack Dempsey, Pete
Mccoy and several lesser lights in pugilism
have formed a combination and are now
travelling East.
c.. A. Davis, the advance agent OF Coles
circus, is in the city arranging for the exhi-
bitiou OF that show here in August.
Mr.. DAVIS is one of the most pleasant gen.
tlemen on the road.
Mrs. William Soudan and her three chill.
dren-1da. Blanche anG George-bave de.
parted COR San Francisco. They will make
their future home with Mrs. Soudan's broth
er ut Cotton, California.
After We have had Il few more runaways,
broken necks and manned horses, the citi-
zens will begin to think something is wrong
with that h~itching ordinance recently
passed by the City Council.
The Union Social Club and the Good
Templars will give a farewell party this
~evening at the Renshaw to Miss Bell Lind
cay, who departs in a few days for her par
ents' home at Elko, Nevada.
At the Windsor-B. F. Schwartz, New
York: w. B. Ogden, New York; A. D. Tour.
telott. San Francisco; C. Finn, St. Paul;
C. Ahlstrom, Sweden: B. Lubis. San Fran
cisco; IL. Beatty, dr.. Omaha; G. A. Guin,
San F, ancisco; J. W. Penglase, Ogden.
A tournament will be given under the
auspices of the Helena Rod and Gun Club
ON the Fair grounds OF Helena, commenc-
ing on the morning Of Tuesday, August
"a, at 9 a. m. A chance for some OF
Butte's marksmen to distinguish them
selves.
Mr.. T. j. Booher, Superintendent OF
County Schools, yesterday received an IN,
welcome dispatch announcing the death OF
his father at his home in Genessee. New
York, in the SSth year OF his age. In his
bereavement Mr.. Booher has the sympathy
of all who know him.
There were no new developments yester.
day in the Moore-HendersOn sensation.
Mrs. Henderson and child will arrive this
morning from Eureka. Nevada, and q
brother of the murdered man is en- route
from Missouri. Henderson's body will be
shipped to Missouri for interment.
At the St. Nicholas-G. H. Lussky, Gin
t%innati; John %Longmard, Helena: Hugo
Freglo, Italy; Mrs. II. Ergo, Italy; Alex
Carlson, Garrison; W. Olson. Missoula;
E. +. Sliler, Missoula; G.. 3. Dennis, Spo-
kane Falls; P. Fitzpatrick, Anaconds;
John Coserove. Anaconda; w. A. Jackson.
Chicago; A. L. Pickett, Glendale; Raymond
Dichell, Glendale: H. H. Kappa, Glendale;
Charles Brooke, Whitehall.
At the Centennial-H. b. Mech, Cleve
land. O.; Arnold Doll. Clevelan nd, O.; George
H. Bibb, Basin, Montana; Walter Mathe-
son, Billings; r. NJ. Monte!ius. Alex Nc
Comb, Deer Lodge; George A. Cook. Helena;
9. s. Reed, Billings; +: r. C~henoweth, Gar
rison: S. Cameron, Cable; Mrs. f. A. Watts,
Mrs. p. Planz, Ogden; William McQuinn,
Thomas H. Lee. Grace; George NJ. Hufiaker,
Spokane Falls; n. Carnahau, Oregon; T.
Cowan, Fred. Powell, California: George
Lapoint and wife, James A.. Campbell.
Anaconda: r. G.. Humber, Deer Lodge;
j.. w. Foss. Jordan.
In all probability the approaching visit
| OF DR.. W. F. Carver, in conjunction with
| W. W Coles circus; will be the last oppor-
tunity to see this unparalleled marksman
on American soil, as he takes his comb.
nation to Europe for a lengthy period
early in the coming fall. DR.. Carver, as is
we'll known, spent four years in Europe,
| and his wizard-like performances with the
| rifle gained him a fame that no other
/ marksman has ever acquired in the Old
| World. His many admirers here will wish
| him II Lbouuded success in his Forthcoming
/ Euronoan veniure.