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

Miss Hattie Birdsey arrived yesterday
from Helena.
Jake Morris, of Salt Lake, sweltered in
Butte yesterday.
Miss Lottie Wade will shortly make hel
appearance at the Grand Opera House.
The Walkerville nine will 60 to Anaconda
next Sunday to play the anaconda club.
Miss l.. Evans, sister of Mrs. Jas. Nc.
Murphy, Is up from Deer Lodge on q visit.
Inc hotels have q few empty rooms
again. Our country cousins are thinnine
out.
Mrs. w. W. Dixon and Master Willie
nave returned from In extended Eastern
trip. -
Mrs. Charles McCreary and Miss Minnie
Clark, nieces OF Judge Wilcox. are waiting
Tor a few days in the city.
Willard Bennett, Of the firm OF Bennett
Brothe.s, will leave for Salt Lake to-
morrow. He will combine business with &
pleasure trip. =. =
"The Palace OF Truth" withgrand scenic
effects and costumes, will be one of the
winning cards at the Grand Opera House
in the near future.
A great many Helena people who spent
Monday in Butte have arrived at the con
cluslon that they are not residents OF the
first city in the Territory.
Judge Mediation a kept busy from
rosy morn till dewy eve yesterday prescrib-
lngtor twenty eight patriotic prisoners who
celebrated the Fourth by getting drunk.
JIM. Venable has been appointed Dep
uty Internal Revenue Collector by Col
lector Shields. The appointment is gener-
ally regarded in Butte as an excellent one.
Since The MINER was last issued the
Alice shipped 81 bars of silver, valued at
$47, 776, and the First National three bars,
valued at 1920, q total of $52,Ol6 for
days.
Charlie Richardson istha proud possessor
a diamond stud which he captur, d in a
can OF tea at the Merchants Tea Store, on
East Broadway. Charlie is an inveterate
tea-drinker.
A meeting of the Butte Turn Verein will
be held at $50 o'clock this evening at
Hall, East Granite street. A
lull attendance is requested, as important
business will be discussed.
The wrestling tournament attracted quite
number OF admirers of the sport Monday
aid last evening to the Arena, on West
Some very clever work was
performed by the wrestlers.
Remillard & Parsons, having rebuilt
their immense sale stables on a larger plan
than heretofore, are now receiving con-
car loads of fresh mich cows and
heavy draught horses. See their lad" in
the For Sale" column.
Barlow, Wilson & Rankin's MINISTRIES
their tenth performance in Butte
Monday night to a crowded house, and
to Anaconda yesterday morning.
They are a gentlemanly set of fellows, and
will ALWAYS be welcome to Rutte.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning the
back door OF Mccormick & Hughes sa-
DON, on Upper Main street, was discovered
IONS who would have suffered most by the
hint at incendiarism.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Church cleared about $50 by
,heir ice-cream and straw berry fair. day
before yesterday. Mrs. Rankin, President
of the Society, deserves credit for the
manner in which the affair was conducted. |
Walter L. Bcotherton left last eveningfor
he East with his family Tor a holiday of
he balance of the month. He goes as Su-
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of
3ythias, which meets in Toronto, July l3. |
The knights will have an immense turnout
here. Over 5000 uniformed knights will
,e in attendance, and the Canadian breth.
I'm are preparing a grand reception for the
occasion.
The bargain season having arrived, the
house OF Sands & Boyce announce
hat they have loaded their Bargain Center
Tables with that portion of their Summer
GODS which they will close out at ruinously
ow prices, rather than carry them over.
The rule Of this house is to clear out all
GODS in season, that there may be no un-
easonable or Questionable goods shown
ron year to year. Read their ADVERTISE
nent. 1t is a matter OF interest to every
ady in the city and vicinity.