Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
C NEWS NOTES..

We arc glad to state that all the children
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bowen are now con.
valescing.
The cold weather gladdens the hearts Of
the ice dealers, who will soon begin the cut.
ting and storing OF the crystal for next sea-
sOn.
MANAGER Mcguire has the Emma Abbott
Opera Company booked for Butte in Janu.
airy. He has also received propositions
from the Thompson Opera Company for an
engagement.
Caplice & McCune have taken advAn.
tage OF the good weather this fall, and
| pushed the work of grading with all
possible dispatch on the Montana & Union
Pacific from the Anaconda mine to Walker.
vile. They say that by the latter part OF
next month the road-bed will be ready for
the rails.
Yesterday morning the thermometer at
five O'Clock in this city registered seven de-
grees below zero, at Don it kept lowering
about one degree below, but by 5 O'Clock it
went down to eight degrees and at IL
o'clock it had reached ten degrees. In South
Butte it was several degrees below the
above points.
There are at present 100 cases OF Soda
Springs mineral water shipped into Butte
every ulOuUus 1cbCcEudy ". W OCOUU, II
general agent OF the Union Pacific, received
several orders from Helena, where parties
desire to introduce it, as they have calls for
it every day. No doubt this coming spring
it will be used extensively throughout this
Territory.
Morris Polglaze attempted TO ride on a
load OF hay from Butte to his home Satur-
day when near his home on East Park
street, the wagon by some unavoidable
accident upset and threw him heavily to
the ground, fracturing his shoulder blade.
Though the wound is not serioas yet it is
very painful. Mr.. Polyglaze is an old resi-
lent of Butte and Il man OF large family.
The accident will work a hardship to his
family at this time.
Although we printed quite a number OF
extra copies OF yesterday mornings issue.
every COPY had been sold long before noon
and there was continued demand during
the day for more. Those who wished the
paper because of some article OF local in
terest, may get what they wish in the semi
weekly issue of Wednesday morning. Next
Sunday we will endeavor to anticipate the
demand in such a manner as to be pro-
vided for the hearty appreciation which
our Sunday paper has called forth.
Last evening quite a number OF parents
of the Sunday School scholars of Walker.
vile attended the concert which was heid
at the Rainbow Methodist Episcopal
Church. They were treated to an interest.
ing programme, consisting OF singing and
recitations. The little folks OF Walkerville
always look forward with delight to those
monthly concerts. Too much praise can
not be given to the Rev. Mr.. Bennett for the
pains which he takes with the little ones.
Mr.. c. J. Cading was yesterday Joined in
holy wedlock to Miss Corners, in this city,
in the presence of a few invited guests.
After the ceremony the party sat down to
an elegant repast to which ample justice
was. done. The young couple were the
happy recipients of a number of valuable
presents.
A. H. Mcmillan, the foreman OF the con,
struction department of the Blue Bird
mill, was also the happy recipient OF a val
liable present on Saturday afternoon, con
sisting of u handsome gold watch which
was richly engraved and studded with liza
monds; also, a handsome quartz locket.