Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
LOCAL NEW, VOTES.
The Glorious Fourth.
First day of the races.
Attend church to-day.

The Glorious Fourth.
First day Of the races.
Attend church to-day.
Bombs were trumps last night.
Minstfels tonight at the Grand.
Matinee at the Comique this afternoon.
Baseball this afternoon at the race
track. r
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
| cleared over $500 by their carnival.
Rev. J.. T. Lamont will preach in the
| Presbyterian Church this morning and
evening.
A dividend of ten cents per share has
been declared by the Amy Silversmith Min
ing Company.
Sixteen bars OF bullion, valued at $24,-
400. were shipped yesterday by the Pacific
Express Company.
William Robinson and wife have sold to
| John N. Bowes lot 10, block 10, Noyes &
| Upton's Addition, for $3.50.
Miss Lottie Wade will be the new leading
lady Of the Bijou Dramatic Company. She
will arrive in Butte in a few days.
Nelson and W. Bennett have purchased
from Charles Carver and wife lot IL, block
IL, Noyes & Upton's Addition, for 500. :
Barlow, Wilson & Rankin's Minstrels will
form the fifth division Of to-morrow's pro-
| c~ession. They will be marshaled BY John
| Mcguire.
The police kept a sharp lookout last
| night for fires, and the fire laddies we're on
| the qui vive for an alarm, but none was
sounded.
The ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will give q Fourth OF July dinner
tomorrow in McCarthy's building, on West
Park Street.
The new tea store. on East Broadway.
was crowded yesterday from tie hour it
was opened until it q closed at a late
hour last night. 3,
A half interest in the Sarsfield quartz
claim and a half interest in the Rightful
Owner claim have been sold by w. II. Blod-
gett and wife to F. T. Mcbride for 1915.
Charley Schmidt, of Lienneman 4
Schmidt, arrived from the sheep ranch
near Camas yesterday looking hale and
hearty. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Schmidt and the two little ones and will
spend several days in Butte.
This afternoon and evening there will be
a grand social ball at the Roadhouse to
which all are invited. In addition to
dancing there will be other amusements,
and in the way Of refreshments all that
can be obtained will be served.
The picnic and ball of the Meaderville
band will be held at Meaderville Grove,
Monday afternoon and evening, The gen.
tlemen expect and deserve a iberalpatron-
age, for they are noted for the courtesy
with which they treat their guests.
The services at Plymouth Congregational
Church to-day will be as follows: In the
the Lords supper. Evening subject:
Five Evils which Endanger the American
Nation" Samuel Wood, pastor.
A skyrocket crashed through one OF
Sands & Boyce's large plate-glass show
windows last night, and set the contents
on fire, but the blaze wat quenched before
it had performed much damage. The win
dow wal worth about 5000, and the total
damage may he placed at $3.50.
The children of the Juvenile Choir, who
are to sing under the direction OF Prof.
Speck at the Pavilion, will report at 9
o'clock prompt tomorrow morning for
seats in the wagons reserved for them by
Capt. Shepherd. The children will please
bring tickets and report to Mr.. Speck.
At the St. Nicholas.-A. Murphy, Ana
conda; Wilson Butt, Fish Creek; John
Dickerson, Deer Lodge: Angus Morrison,
Pipestone; E. H. Lang, Homestake; Chas.
Lastrow, Elkhorn Mine; George A. Cook,
Billings; DR.. Patterson, Dillon; Thomas O.
Miles, Silver Bow.
At the Centennial.-R. G. Harris, Deer
Lodge; W. W; Corey, c. L; vawter, Mrs.
Ames, Moreland, Montana; James Mac
naughton. New York; A. Andrews, Port
land; H. s. Melvin, Anaconda; Edwin
Francis, Louisville, Kentucky; T. C. Miles
and son, Valley; Prof. J. K. Elliott. st.
Louis.