Butte semi-weekly miner., 1886-07-24
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Avoid ice water.
And they shook him down.
"Maud, your friend has come"
Matinee at the Grand to-day.
The California Brewery has been raised
to grade.
The Theater Comique is giving an excel
lent show.
The fellow Wasshaus should have stuck
| to his cornet.
Grant Smith is among the pilgrims bound
for the Western sea.
The Court House employees have received
their salaries for June.
| Lynn and Smith have not yet made that
| bare-knuckle match for $500.
The Can Can restaurant under the
Comique is a model establishment.
Gus Mills, now at the Comique. is one OF
the best female impersonators OF the age.
Take the little ones to the matinee to-
day to see the celebrated racing scene in
"Kentuck."
George Ro!imen and Miss Maggie OFT,
both OF Meaderville. were married night be-
fore last by Judge Nichols.
Miss Nelly Donald will recite "Ostler
Joe" on the occasion of her benefit on
Monday evening, July 26.
The audience at the Grand Opera House
last night was mainly composed of the
leading society people OF Butte.
John F. French has purchased from
Lizzie j. Remel and husband a plot OF
Walkerville real estate, for $3.50.
Sunday afternoon and evening there will
be a social dance at the Road House. All
are invited and a good time is insured.
At the expiration of their Helena engage
ment next week Maguire's entire company
will take in the National Park for q week.
Assistant General Traffic Manager r. P.
Shelby, of the Union Pacific, will arrive in
Butte on this mornings train from the
South.
ing for an Indian pony that either wan
dered away or was stolen from his stable
night before last.
John Walker. The contractor, yesterday
raised the California Brewery building
6Ox44, three feet, without breaking glass
or starting joint.
John F. French and wife have sold to
Patrick Clark, east % feet, lots %. 24 and
25, block 10, also fractional piece of ground
adjoining, for 81.
Louis Villemaire the well-known Assis-
tant Manager OF the Grand Opera House
and the Montana Circuit, is arranging to
make an extended trip east.
Tickets for Miss Nellie Donald's benefit
next Monday evening at the Grand are sell
ing very rapidly, and the talented little
lady is assured of bumper"
Mrs. Thomas Burke, of Walkerville. who
was charged with having thrown stick OF
wood at Mrs. Nugent, was discharged yes
terday by Justice Lippincott.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Benepe and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Tracy have sold to Nelson
Story, lots 3 and 4. block 16, Noyes and
Upton's addition to Butte, for $667.
Rev. George C. Stull. recently of Boze-
man. after passing a day or two with re.
lations in this city, leaves this morning for
Anaconda, at which place he is stationed
for the ensuing year.
Hiram Knowles and wife have sold to
Anna NJ. Cory lot Is, block G6, Butte, for
$75; and the same property was transfer
red on the same day from George w. Farlin
and wife to Anna NJ. Cory for $50.
Yesterday Linneman & Schmidt. of the
California Brewery, received a car load OF
Lemp's St. Louis beer. The firm have Sc
cured the agency for this superior article,
and will in the future have it for sale
wholesale and retail.
Miss Belle Lindsday will be rendered
complimentary farewell party next Mon
day evening at Renshaw Hall, by the Good
Lindsay leaves Butte in few days for her
parents home at Elko, Nevada.
At the St. Nichoias-J. P. II. Powers.
New York. S. C. Hursdale, Denver; Mrs.
NJ. Slack, Pipestone Springs; E. A. Weih-
burg, James A. Conger, Atkin. Minn.; A.
Fisher, Cable; Edward B. Wall, Columbus,
Ohio.
At the Centennial-Mrs. NJ. S. Jose and
daughter, l. Sivertson, Anaconda; J. w.
Taylor, Bannack; G. w., Stewart, Mis-
soula; Patrick Callaqhan, Walkerville;
G. s. Stayman, j. C. O'Melveny, PacatelIo;
T. A. Wall, Pipestone.
It was the employees of the Anaconda
mine, and not the citizens of Anaconda
town, that subscribed 1886 to the Parnell
fund. OF this sum Mr.. DAILY contributed
$3.50, Michael Carroll $50, John O'Farrell
$25 and Marcus and John O'Farrell SIS
each. The money was cabled to Mr.. Par
nell by Hon. Marcus DAILY.
Walkerville was all ripped up with ex-
citement last evening, occasioned by the
beating OF a woman by one of the sterner
sex. The man was arrested and furnished
bail for his appearance when called for
trial, and it is whispered that he will file
Cross complaint OF assault and battery
against the woman.
Billy Lynn and Harry Smith met at The
MINER office last night and signed articles
OF agreement to spar twenty Queensbury
rounds with four ounce gloves on August
10 at some point in this county. The
battle will be for $500 side, and thu men
have each posted a forfeit OF $3.50 with Mr..
Dan Tewey, OF the Southern Hotel, who
has been appointed stakeholder.