Butte semi-weekly miner., 1886-07-28
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
The fire 6end has kept very quiet Of late
| If you have picture to frame bring it tc
the Bee Hive.
Rev. C. c. Frost will shortly take an
Eastern trip.
! John Vibert has located the Marie quartz
claim, in Summit District.
Butte is almost depleted of school marma
\ and Grand Army veterans.
Maguire's Company play the remainder
! OF this week in Helena, and after a briei
sojourn in the Yellowstone will fit east.
ward. The Grand Opera House will offer
| no special attraction till September 1,
when the Minnie Hauk Opera Company
will commence brief engagement, to be
followed by other extensive features. The
Minnie Hank Opera Company is composed
| OF twelve people, and an orchestra.
| Kate Miller has filed her intention of be-
| coming sole trader in the liquor and cigar
business.
Miss Lutte Evans, of Deer Lodge is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry McMurphey.
Chris DeIlen and family left last evening
for San Francisco to attend the igencamp-
| ment.
Frank Calburt, OF the Golden Bell Trio,
has purchased Prof. Speck's opera, "a
Fortune in Pork" The consideration is
not stated, but Frank believes he has &C.
cured bargain. II there is any merit in
the opera, Mr.. and Mrs. CAlburt will bring
it out.
A sixteenth interest in the Thrush quartz
claim, located in Summit District, has heen
sold by Daniel C. Fisher to James AcG0v-
ern for 81.
The Utah 4 Northern pay-car will arrive
in Butte next Thursday,
The Utah & Northern employees engaged
between Butte and Garrison have been Of
ficially notified that on and after August l
they will be in the employment Of the Mon
tana Union Company.
H. Craehl, OF Stanley's Bakery, departed
last evening for San Francisco, to attend
the encampment.
Henry l.. Morehouse, d. D.. of New York
City, secretary OF the Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society will preach in the Baptist
chu ch this evening at o'c.ock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hauswirth left yes.
terday for San Francisco, to be present at
the Grand Army encampnent.
Sheriff Sullivan is expected home Thurs.
day, and it is rumored that he viii bring
with him the young man accused Of rob-
bing the safe Of T. Denoon & Co.. some
months ago.
Notwithstanding that this il the "dull
season" the railroads are doing a good
business.
Fifteen bars o: silver bullion, valued at
$22. $40, were shipped Sunday evening.
The remains OF Joseph C. Henderson,
who was killed last Friday morning by
Cray Moore" were shipped last evening
to Missouri for interment. They were &C.
companied by Mrs. Henderson and her
child, who arrived yesterday morning from
Eureka, Nevada.
The farewell party to Miss Belle Lindsay
full affair, and showed the high esteem in
which the young lady is held by a majority
OF Butte's best people.
located in Creek District by c. H. Hand,
H. c. Carney and 1. L. Merrill.
The Salt Petre, Red Bird, Iren Chief and
two and a-half miles from Melrose by P. B.
Dunn and Robert NJ. Thompson.
Walter Bumby has located $50 inches OF
the waters of Fish Creek and recorded the
necessary papers to that effect. 1t is to be
used for irrigating purposes.
A wild, woolly-looking cowboy fell on
Main street at noon yesterday and exhib-
tied the symptoms of person who had
been sunstruck, but a careful diagnosis OF
his case uncovered the fact that he had
converted himself into an amateur gin
mill.
Mrs. Pet Hedges, from Lancaster, Ohio,
wall take charge of the kittie O'Brien
boarding house. Mrs. Hedges is said to be
an experienced caterer.
In q few days there will be erected at
Silver Bow Junction an apparatus for the
transfer OF cars from narrow to standard
gauge trucks and vice versa.
No railroad conductor could give more
attention to his passengers than is bestowed
by Conductor West. who runs daily be-
tween Butte and Garrison.
There is a good deal OF sickness among
children at present. The warm wave caused
the little folks to complain.
The Order OF United Workmen is un-
doubtedly one Of the most prosperous or.
ders that is now in existence. The order
in this city is in a fourishing condition
and initiating new members at every meet
ing.
The undertakers say that they have less
than they can attend to. Even the reduc- |
ton in price OF first. class coffin is no in. |
ducement to people to cease to be.
That the ladies OF our city are thor
ouqhly up in domestic economy, and that |
they are constantly on the qui vive for bar
gains was demonstrated by the crowds of |
bea utiful and elegantly-attiredw women who |
visited Sands & Boyce's dry goods estab-
|ishment yesterday. it being the opening
day OF their regular semi-annual clearance
sale. II yesterdays business is a critic
RON OF what is to come this sale will sur
pass in magnitude any OF its predecessors.