Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,

Bar silver 99A q 99x.
Fisher fed a multitude OF party goers las
night.
Sunday hours at the postofice and tn
banks shut to-day.
NJ Je1tpionJ n~lcssak-s its .aou -xcen
from IL m. to 8 p. m.
The Crystal goes one better and has
two ponies in the window.
One thousand tons of ore are daily taken
on cars from the Anaconda.
M~arr1ed-In Butte, Thursday night, VIM,
James and Miss Annie Parnell.
Butte was alive with Xmas present
seekers yesterday until late last night.
1t is reported that r. M. Cobban is to be
married to-day to a young lady in Mime.
sofa.
Mfr. Don McNicolI, for MANY wears a.
prominent business man OF Eureka. New.
has arrived in Butte and intends making
this his future home. Mr.. McNicrL'h mas .
host OF fr'orI.e ncle VINO are glad to set
him.
The free lunch counters were we'll patron.
lied, and the boys spent their money like
kings.
The nan who mistook a horse DOCTORS
tooth brush for a Colts ~six-shOoter is lyinq
i'll with blind staggers.
The comparative statement of shipments
and freights handed in by Agent J. E. Daw.
son, was crowded out this issue.
key Fisher, the little son of mine host
Joe and his estimable wife, is better to-day.
He has been very sick, however.
Married-In Burlington, December "a,
1886. by Rev. w. f. King, Richard Bees.
warrick to Miss Elizabeth Sampson.
Agent J. E. Dawson has the thanks of
The MINER for a comparative statement
OF shipments and receipts OF freight.
The MINER staff were the recipients of
some fine cigars last evening rendered by
Mr.. Dan Tewey, Of the Southern Hotel.
Frank Lynch, a prominent railroad con-
tractor from Vermillion, Dakota, is in the
city on q brief visit to his brother, James
H. Lynch.
Rev. w. E. King yesterday baptised at
burlington a son of William and Lucy
Masters and a daughter of Thomas and
Minnie Rodda.
Christmas tree tonight, December 25th,
at the Methodist Church, South. Music,
Rotations by the children. A general in.
vitation is given to all.
Our little friend, Albert Pulls, of the
Inter Mountain, called around last night
with q treat" for the boys in the shane of
"11S
M~arried-In Butte, by Rev. King. Har.
vest Miller and Miss Celeste Foster: also bv
some minister, Thursday night, Joseph
Thomas and Miss Emily Stephens.
J. d. Thomas, the popular Park street |
grocer, distributed over $500 worth of
Christmas Inner gifts yesterday among
his numerous friends and customers.
Preserve the article. His Ten Wives" in |
this issue oil The MINER, along with the |
first n in last Saturdays MINER. When |
completed the story may be of service.
Mrs. B. c. Benson, Of Missoula, accom-.
by her little daughter, is visiting
her sister, Mrs- e. d. Aiken OF this city.
Mrs. Benson will remain during the holt
days.
Ellingwood e. Reznor, the grocers, made
present OF a turkey to each OF their GUS
for to-dav's and to-morrow's din.
ner. Such is the spirit OF holiday hospi-
Married-At Whitehall, Jefferson County,
December %, at the residence OF the brides
Major and Mrs. E. c. Brooke. by
The Rev. H. w. Curren, Rev. E. j. Stanley
md Miss Lulu Brooke.
Tonight the Sunday School children of
The Peoples Tabernacle hold their Xmas
entertainment in their hall, corner Quartz
Wyoming streets.
The City Council will be petitioned to
:ause the removal Of distractions on
street, between the Opera House
Clark & Larabie's bank. |,
Theirs will be a political discussion by
vell-known orators in the rooms of the Re-
Club, OF this city, next Tuesday
The elegant music supplied by the Bonner
House starts all the pretty girls
V II for a waltz. 1t is sweeter because out
II view. |.
Louis Shodair has been busy for a week {
making candies and sweets for Christmas. |.
Among the articles he has made a specially !
is popcorn, OF which he has prepared in t
'alls An entire car load. And Butte is not /
much OF q "popping' city either. 6
Rev. E.. j. Stanley, Of the NJ. Z. Church .
'outh, OF ~Stevensvilie, MissouIa County,
over from Whitehall last evening :
nth his bride and departed on the $40 .
rain for home, where he expects to take q
10 Christmas dinner to-day. Z
The several balls and Xmas trees last a
isht were occasions of perfect enjoyment. i
he little folks were happy. and Us for that
be grown folks, too. Nothing occurred to g,