Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Ladies day at the race course.
He who bets wisely and strongly to-day
will make good winning.
Everybody will go from the circus to the
| race track this afternoon.
There will be over five hundred ladies at
the race course this afternoon.
Born.-In Butte, NJ. T., August 13, 1886,
to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lowry son.
The biggest show in America will spread
it's tents in South Butte this afternoon.
See Mr.. Holly's advertisement OF race
horses for sale at the race track this after
noon.
Mr.. C. f. Cummings, representing Brad
streets. arrived in the city yesterday fore
noon.
The city ia unusually quiet and sensa.
tional local happenings are few and lar
between.
Tomorrow is the last day OF the Fall
Races and the attendance promises to be
very large.
Hennessey & Co., are having An iron and
glass front pnt in the Delinger Block on
Main street.
Let everyone give the Association en-
couraging support by attending the races
this afternoon.
Please send names Of delegates and alter
mates elected this afternoon to The MINER
tor publication.
The barometer says-fair weather to-day.
Everything favors an immense attendance
at the race track this afternoon.
Every lady in Butte who can possibly
attend will be at the race track to SEQ the
great ''free for alp this afternoon.
To-day shsuld be red lett,r day in
Butte. All hands and the cook should
turn out to witness the great races.
The delegates elected at primaries make
the county ticket. Democrats should re-
member this fact this afternoon.
The great race tomorrow afternoon was
the all-absorbing topic OF conversation
last evening throughout the city.
The ladies OF Butte are proud of'the great
West Side horse, Ranchero, and viii; be at
the track this afternoon to see him at his
best.
Nearly all the mills and smelters will re-
lieve u large number OF the employees IN
order that they may attend the races this
afternoon.
No one in Butte who takes pride in the
performances OF Montana bred horses Will
stay away from the race track this after
noon.
MFR. William Flannery, one Of Bozeman's
1
Mr.. Flannery has been in Montana twenty
one years.
} Yesterdays trains brought in several ad
ditional horsemen who may be expected
on the race grounds to-day to witness the
final races.
The grand stand at the track is one o
the finest in the west. 1t is SO situated
that occupants are completely sheltered
from wind or rain.
Judge Mediation had half-dozen case:
,, for petty offenses before him yesterday
forenoon. They were all properly disposed
OF before noon.
Avoid the crush at the ticket wagon OF
the circus grounds, to-day, BY securing
tickets at Grix's bookstore. There will b.
; no extra charge made.
One thousand is q good deal OF none.
but that is what the West Side Racing AS
sociation will give the winner OF the grea
'.iree for all' this afternoon.
Gala day,-red letter day,-circus da,
and free Tor all trot" day. 1t should be
}. holiday for all who can possibly be ON Tn
:: race track this afternoon.
!: Several prominent men Of the city hav
lost much ready cash on the races thus ial
8 but they promise to come to the 'front.' &c
e day on the make or break principle.
t Woodruff is good horse, Velox is sal
& to be better one, Carrie Belle is daisy
:: and Ranchero takes the cake when it
q offered. See them trot this afternoon.
4 Horse raising is one OF the great indus
a tries pursued in Montana and should .
encouraged by attending the great exhib
= tion OF speed at the race track this aite1
"a noon.
s From the talk on the streets there wi
"a be liyelier betting at;th track to-day. Thos
:" who have the nerve will have an oppo
70 tunitv to make or lose q large sum {
It money.
e. Among Other possibilities to take plat
at the race track tomorrow afternoon
foot race for $3.50 side. The forte
q was nut up in Matt. Slater's hands LAT
, evening.
10 Acy,:p;e OF "vags'' were brought befol
q Judge Lippincett yesterday i"re''"on ie
Y discip;;n.. One was committed for twent
a. days. The other will have hearing tn
u fort noon.
N. F. Cleary, Esq, one OF Leadvi'le
or prominent lawyers, and Democrat lrol
c. 'way back, is spending a few days IN Butt
+, Mr.. Geary is agreably surprised Oy o.
o. city and its people.
Ranchero, the king Of the Montana tro
lie ting turf, will show his fastest time IN
sfteruo,n. 1t is well worth the price OF Il
X; admission fee to zee this magnificent al
NAL move around the track.
The Democratic primaries for the eie
y: ton of delegates to the County Democrat
es Convention which will be held in this cl
Y. the list inst. will come off between t.
il hours OF i and this afternoon.
=. Coles two sawdust comedians, Ernest
er the famous English clown, and 'Bill.
Is; Rollins, the inimitable Hight Priest
al; Mormus, will give "tips" on the "fres
all" treat, at the circus this afternoon.