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

There will be q grand ball tonight Al
Rocker. A number of Butte people ar,
going to attend.
Mrs. William Oliver, who, for the last
month, has been lying at deaths door, hal
about recovered.
John A. Wilkinson was yesterday sem
up for thirty days by Judge Mediation, fol
stealing a coat.
Montana Commanders. No. 6 of Rntt.
city, contemplate giving q grand ball OF
Christmas eve.
The Moulton yesterday shipped by tn,
Pacific Express Company nine bars Of bull
lion, worth $14, 944.
Andy Jacoby had his right hand slightly
old seington mill yesterday afternoon.
The many friends of Chris Wei iemanr
will be glad to heal that he will soon take
in partnership for life a young lady from
this city.
G. A. K0rnberg, the newly-elected County
Surveyor. has removed his Office to John
O'Rourke's block, corner Main aid Granite
streets.
Emil Weinberger will give q banquet to
his numerous friends tonight, in the Allan.
tic Beer Hall. See his bill of fare in New
To-day.
Curtis e. Majors have just partitioned of
q mail alcove, with glass doors, in their
Office, which will hereafter be used as a con.
sulting room.
Services tomorrow at the Congrega.
tioDal Church, on Granite street, opposite
the Court House, at IL a.. m. and 7:3O D.
m. You will be welcome.
D. J. Charles, at South Butte, has been
confined to his bed for some time with an
attack of pneumonia. He is now conval-
escing, which fact will gladden. his many
friends.
Judge Dingevon, the newly elected JUS
tice of the Peace for Butte district, will &C.
cupy Judge Nichols quarters on West
Park street. after being sworn into Office.
The Anaconda Company are shipping
one hundred cords of wood FER day to their
mine in this city, from Mill Creek. They
are using the same amount at the smelter.
A party of Union Pacific civil engineers
under direction Of N, G. Ray, have been or
dered to Beaver Canyon to change the
the guage next spring.
Fred Scheur, on East Park street, in
this city, is the ''boss" saul kraut manu-.
facturer in Silver Bow County. He has put
up twenty-f v barrels, which he claims is
the finest in the Territory.
Casey q Brophy have shipped a large
district. They will get out lumber in antic.
ipation of the building boom, which is ex-
pected to take place there in the spring.
President Dana and wife, of the Mon
tana Union, will arrive in this city to-mor-
row morning and will remain here several
days. The party will visit the Pacific
coast before returning to their home in
New York.
Int engines which are used on the Utah
Il Northern between Butte and Eagle Rock, |
make the entire run between those points.
This is owing to the scarcity OF motive
power. Engineers Jacobs and Else who
used to lay over at Spring Hill, will here
after stop in Butte.
Died-In Butte, December Sd, of infam-
nation Of the bowels, Mabel Douglas, aged !
3 years, The funeral will take place TO-
day at 2 p. m. from the residence of Mrs. |
Emerson, No. 4 west Granite street. !
Friends OF the family are invited to at
tend.
Last evening the police whistles on East |
Park street were blowing Tor dear life.
Marshal JUlley and the policeso on arrived. /
where they fond two tailors named John
Goodman, and another fellow by the name
"Mike," fighting about some clothes. |
They were soon parted and taken to the
Butte has q new artist in tho person of
Mr.. A. E. Loring, of Wellington, Kansas,
who, for some time past, has been in the
employ of Raleigh, Clark 4 Edwards, of
Helena. He has accepted q position with /
Sands & Boyce, as head-trimmer, and his |
taste and skill is voiced most e%loquently in !
present highly attractive appearance Of
their show windows. They are fortunate !
securing the services of one so prof
President Dana, of the Montana Union
Railway, accompanied by his wife, will
arrive in this city next Sunday morning
st. Paul. It is said that Gen. Dana
will remain several days at which time no
doubt q new management will be placed in
Mr.. Blackwell, the present able
manager. desiring to join his family, who
Ire now located in Omaha.
Last evening as John Doe was walking
Up Main street he espied hanging at Sands
Z Boyce's front door q fine lap robe which
,e quietly appropriated for his v use
making q legal tender to the own.
'rs. Patrolman Young observing the
:rookedness, made bold to escort the said
Doe to the city bastile. where he viii Ian.
Iuish until Judge Mediation assigns him
permanent board and lodging with Sheriff
Sullivan.