Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14
News Gathered In the Shelter City Yes.
terday.


News Gathered In the smelter City Yes
terday.
Mr.. D.. O.. Savory, of the Cable mine, re
turned yesterday after an absence Of five
months spent in the East. He has gone or
to his home at Cable.
e. M. Trask, Jas. A. Murray, abe Hey.
man and Harry Olmstead, of Butte, came
down yesterday.
Capt. John B~rannagan. of Caplice & Co.,
Wholesale liquor dealers OF Butte, is in
town looking after their business interests
here.
Joel A. Moss, OF Bntte, passed through
Anaconda yesterday on his way to George.
town to look after some mining property
he is interested in there.
Miss Katie Conway, who has been visit
ing in Butte the past month, is expected to
return on Friday.
The ladies composing the committee that
have been soliciting for the fair and festival
to be held in May in Anaconda for the
benefit OF the new Catholic Church are
meeting with deserved success both here
and at Deer Lodge.
F. G.. Brown made q trip to Butte yes
terday.
This has been one of the q~uietest pay
days that this town has known for some
time past. but the boys are limbering IN.
slowly and will get there all right about
Saturday night.
Quite a little excitement was created yes
terday by a dog fight on Main street, and
when that ended It was continued between
a colored man and a white one. After the
black diamond had started the claret from
fha whItn m q N a nnao IL lnoLal nc 4ho.,I
the fight would become general, but five
minutes later all was quiet.
The sale OF reserved seats for Haverly g
great minstrel troupe is continuing at q
lively rate, and there will not he a seat left
on the day of the show.
j. B. Haggin left here last night on a spe-
cial for Butte. after a couple of days spent
looking over the works, of which he is, no |
doubt, justly proud.
Some among our most prominent bust
ness men are getting up a petition for a
to institute a lodge OF She P. o. s.
Of A., and have so far succeeded that they
only lack a very few signatures to complete
it. This is an organization that FL who
owe and believe in our beloved country
should join. Judge Fitzpatrick has the pc
in charge.
Now is the time t O subscribe for The
DAILY MINER You can also get your job
WOrk and all kinds OF blanks at The MINERl
oranch Office in the Butte Furniture Com
building, where o. will find Sam
always willing and pleased to
wait upon you with all dispatch.
r LETTER LIST.
The following is the list of letters remain
ng unclaimed in the postofice at Ana
'onda, Mont, for the week ending April
p, 1888. Parties calling for the same will
say they are advertised.
3ehen, Dennis Mcdonald, John
Suck, N Odds, Sanford
Alfred Olson, Charles
carpenter, Charley Ouillett, Alfredo
Antonio Ororic, Mike
John Paris, ND
James Paris, Celinda
Palmetur, Al
Joseph Pope, Ralph
)avis, Mrs e A Raiffodt, e
Dean, William Rogers, Joe
BE Shively, John Mcbride
Gnfeldt, Miss Mary Spehar, Matios
fenling, Adam AdamSorenson, Jacob M ]
fauteaut, Mr. Sonclzreist, Swan j
,ackson, WmA Tidd, VIM Re-
ohnson, G Tilling, VIM !
Frank Warde, John-2
.~assalle, Leon Waters, r
zee, Miss Nancy Weaver, w h. !,
Rosaio Wills 81 Ford ]
Tory, John Wilkinson, VIM {
b. F. MAHAN, Postmaster. .
Anaconda, Mont. g