Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-20
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eleven cars OF sheep from Dillon.
The mail from the south was three hours
late yesterday owing to the storms in the
East.
Last night was ladies night at the
Pavilion. A large number OF our young
society people were in attendance.
There will arrive in this city from Camas,
Idaho, to-day rs cars Of cattle consigned
to nj Butte butchers.
j. II. Pace will shortly move up from
Silver Bow Junction into his e hotel at
South Butte. which is nearing completion
Dennis Driscoll will start up the Mar.
garet Ann mill next Saturday. The mil
will be kept running on custom ores.
The Probate Court has made an order
for the sale of the McMinn estate, one.hal
interest in the Hope mine. The sale will
take place On the 9th inst.
Died-In Butte, Nov. 1S, 1886, Emma c.,
wife of Charles E. Norman. The funeral
will take place at 2 p. m. to-day from the
family residence OF Upper Main street.
The large pump which arrived not long
since at the Parrot mine appears no Longer
on the surface. It is nov placed in position
where intended and doing well.
Couture & Leford held one of their de-
lightful socials last evening at Renshaw
Hall.
The Choral Society met for practice in
the Horst parlors last evening. Quite q
number were in attendance.
Tonight will beladies night at the Pa
vilion. A number of the members OF the
Highland and Entire Nous Clubs will be in
attendance.
Miss Kate Liebennaler yesterday paid q
pleasant visit to the teachers and scholars
in the Central School House, it being hcl
day off.
There has been a change made in the
police force. Officer Frank Jordan, night
man, takes the place of Officer J.P. Young
who will take the night watch.
Section Foreman Moore, of the Utah &
Northern, will give a social dance to his
employees on Saturday evening. He has
people of South Butte.
Miss Mariana Stride, a young society
lady of this city, is lying seriously i'll o.
%diphtheria at the City Hotel. She is care
fully attended to by her mother and a host
of friends who hope to see her soon con
valescing.
Died-Of congestion of the bowels at 8
p. M, Nov. 10, 1886, at the residence Of
parents on Quartz, near Main street, Err
nest F., son OF F. w. and Lulu Gardiner,
papers please copy.
Thomas Henry, of South Butte. yester
day received from Chicago the sad inteli'
gence of the death of his wife, who had
gone there to visit her mother. Mr.. Henry
his sad bereavement.
On Wednesday night a young boy, VIII
was accompanied by a young girl, arrive
at Louis L:nniemann's residence in this
city. They are twins, and will stop here.
daughter are doing nicely.
The Utah & Northern, anticipating q
blockade in Beaver canyon, have
equipped engine No. 81 to the snow-plow.
They have also filled the salt house al
mills over two weeks in case OF a blockade.
General Agent Dawson, of the Montana
Union, Utah & Northern. and Northern
Pacific: says the receipts Of his office are
from 100000 to 100000 per month,
During the past month the freight receipts
were the largest since the road came into
Butte.
Some malicious persons lately put some
Wdu6 " pdHcE III Cuc 6tCu" plUcS le.tINlu
the radiators in the new High
school building. Yesterday Mr..
Coulsen found what was the matter
and has remedied the same. There will be
no lack of heat in the High School building
hereafter.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-.
ton from Mr.. and Mrs. Van Zandt to at.
tend a dance at the Blue Bird mill on Sat.
w.. on TL> l--~- Ill L. L-1J
day aud night getting the floor in irst-clase
condition. Invitations have been extend
ed only to the employees of the Blue Bird
mill and the press.
E. NJ. Bowen, of the Bowen Hotel, since
his return from Iowa where he has been on
a business trip for the past month, has
experienced considerable sickness in his
His family. consisting of seven
children, have been down with diphtheria.
All are now out of danger except little Eva,
and it is to be hoped that she will soon be
all right.
Deep sympathy is expressed on all sides
by both smelter men and miners indepen.
dent of any organization around this camp
as to the affair at Anaconda. They are
to show the true sincerity of their
feelings by contributing their part to fur
the purpose for which the laboring
people at the smelter village are O labor
ing.
Urban w. Mclean was given a surprise
party in honor OF his eighth birthday,
occurred Monday the 18th inst.
of his little friends assembled at
his home after school was dismissed, bring
ing with them many useful tokens of friend
ship. They played games, had music, and
at Z o'clock sat down to a bountiful re.
past prepared by his mother. After sup.
per the guests left for their homes, wishing
Urban many happy returns Of the day.
Charles schatzein OF this city, has been
awarded the contract for frescoeing the
courthouse at Deer Lodge. Charlie is
student OF Mr.. Groth, the celebrated ar
who frescoed and painted all the large
churches in New York and Philadelph.
There was a meeting of the Republican
Club last evening to adopt a bylaws and
constitution for the same. 1t was not a
very harmonious meeting, as some of the
members attempted to run it and were sat
Town on.
The Keystone Club of Silver County met
1t the rooms of Justice Lippincott. The
executive committee reported that the most
rooms for meeting and reading our
JOoC0 "CIO III VIC 1uOudS OlOCk on west
Park Street, which the committee were in.
to procure and furnish at once.
W. A. Clark, Esq, Joseph X. Clark and
wife, Charles S. Warren and wife sold
yesterday to Rev. C. C. Frost one.half of
he Hope mine for $4,000 cash. This
property lies west OF the city in Missoula
1ulch, Nj. Frost ct al. owning the other
lalf.
A new departure in theway OF church So
tables was given Tuesday evening, at the
esidence OF Mrs. J. T. Baldwin, by the ladies
the M. e. Church South. The carpet on
me of her handsome double parlors was
overed with canvas, upon which was
a chess board the size OF the room.
]pon his a game of chess was played with
aides, gentlemen and children as chessmen, !
Moves and DR.. Holmes being callers.
'ol. Noyes was victorious. 1t was an i'm.
success. The ladies contemplate re. |
it in some one of our large halls at |
distant day.
PERSONAL.
F. Winston, of Minneapolis, is in the city.
F. R. Willis, Of %Philpsburg, is in the
J. H. MCGEE, Of Helena, is registered at
he Southern.