Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-04

The Knithts uf Labor Of Butte win hold
! grand bali ON Christmas eve, ct Minsrf
Union Hall.
". T. Shirley 4 Co. have completed 9
large addition to their grocery store ~
South Butte.
The new time schedule on the Montana
Union Railway win go into effect Monday
morning next.
Manager Blackwell Is respecting to receive
daily 4 number Of new dump cars, which
will be used on the Anaconda ore run.
Herman Cans, the senior member o.
Cans 4 Klein, OF this city, arrived yester
day irom Helena. He win remain Tor sew
eral days.
l.. r, Maillett, who has been suffering with
rheumatism for the past six weeks, left tht
city last evening with his wife and son &c
tarry at the Hot Springs, Arkansas, until
spring.
Mrs. John w. Else, the wife OF Engineer
| Else, is at present visiting friends in Black
foot, Idaho. The lady expects to remain
there about q month.
Last night was ladies' night at the Pa
vilion Rink. A large number OF ladies vert
present, and enjoyed q pleasant skate
The Orion Bros Band furnished excellen,
music for the occasion.
Miss Topsy, the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter OF DR.. Bishop will enter
| tain q number of her friends tomorrow
evening. it being the occasion OF her six
tenth birthday.
DR.. o. B. Whitford received q dispatch
yesterday from Helena. to attend the httle
daughter of Mr.. James Shields, who is "
ing dangerously i'll. The doctor LETT 1ol
Helena yesterday.
The committee Of ar~rangements who
have the Keystone Club ball in hand met
all ARRANGEMENTS for their first annual
dance which will take place December ~.
County Treasurer Harry @. Kessler and
bis able assistant, Mr.. Haupt, have been
busy the laet three weeks checking up the
tax roll and receiving taxes. They report
that a great number Of people come IN
daily to pay their taxes.
Hon. Henry r. Wolcott, the able man
ager Of the Argo Works OF Denver. Colo
RADIO, accompanied by Richard Pierce, the
metallurgist of the above works, will de
partfor their homes Tomorrow evening.
They speak very highly OF the mines in the
vicinity Of Burlington.
The Montana Union Railway lately re-
ceived four narrow guage engines from the
Utah Northern. They are now being used
to haul ore from the Anaconda niue to the
smelter, and two large standard guase en-
gines from the Northern Pacific for passen-
ger service.
It is to be hoped that the City Council
will soon order the new chemical fire en-.
CINE. Being the tax that was lately voted
BY our citizens, care should be taken to
select only the latest improved pattern.
At present no Gre department is perfect
unless q chemical engine is attached
thereto.
MIR. Morits Koch is now the sole c%ircula-
tor of The DAILY MINER for the city routes,
Mr.. A. v. Cory retiring, who will collect all
bills due him up to and including Novem-
Der 80, 1856. It will be the aim OF Mr..
Koch to deliver The DAILY MINER in II
prompt and satisfactory manner to it's
numerous patrons.
The new cable which extends from the
telephone Office up Main street contains
fifty wires. Manager Murray says that as
soon as there are fifty wires on any street
he will stretch a cable OF the poles and
take down the old wires. The new cables
are meeting with success all v e the East
wherever they are introduced.