Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-11
People OF M Livs Town SIM ON
Deek-soeiety. church ana 0ther
News.

The People of the Live Town SIM on
D~eck-society, Church ana Othe1
News.
w. p. Z. Sinclair is here looking over the
many improvements that have taken
place site his last visit IN Anaconda.
VIII Furray is up from Deer Lodge to see
bis old friends viii is q nice boy, even i
he does live in Deer Lodge.
Dave st. Clair is limping around town
with q badly bruised hip, rece we'd while
stepping from the train st Deer Lodge q
day or two ago.
PIP McDanieIs goes to Deer Lodge as q
witness in the murder case Of John Rowan.
bic. doesn't want to go. but can't get out OF
it.
Gus Gamer will 60 to court to-day, bnt
his doctor a be had better 60 to
bed, as be is not feeling at all well.
Daniel Murphy. Thomas Purcell and
their families. from the valley, attended
Catholic services here yesterday. They
are OF the good people that always make q
town better by coming often.
Mr.. Gus Grossman has severed his con-
nection with the Review, and returned to
Butte Sunday night.
Mr.. J.. Coenour is here writing up a great
many particulars for the Massachusetts
Benefit Association OF Boston OF which he
is general agent Tor Montana.
At the meeting oil the Iron HallLodge on
Friday evening the following officers we're
elected: Junior Past Justice. "a created
Office, DIR. w. II. Stephens; Chief Justice,
fU.ll a ,---Ir ~ - D,-,L
Accountant, John IA. Trisberger; Cashier,
7. B. Mallory; Herald, Henry c. Charles;
Adiaster, j. +. Kerry; Prelate, Joseph l..
F. Gervais; Waterman, Daniel Martin; Vi
dette, Austin Joyce; Medical Examiners,
Oliver Lesser and W. q. Stephens; Trustees.
Oliver Lesser, J. B. Keefe and w. A.. Bus
veil; Deputy Superior Justice. jeff. Van
Gundy. Thirty-one names are IN the ap-
plieation Tor q charter and the lodge has a
good chance to become one of the strongest
AID largest in the Territory. They will
meet again on Thursday evening next, when
a regular assembly night will be designated.
They must meet at least once 3 month, but
each lodge a hold as many meetings as is
best suited tn their purposes.
The Rev. Father Dessier holds regular
in the Evans Hall every Sunday |
morning and evening.
DR.. Lesser was called about z o'clock to !
The lower works to see a little daughter of
David 6iilchFiste, who is said to Re dying.
She has been very sick, but the Doctor SO |
ar has not decided what the disease is.
The special scenery car of the ''She"Com-
came down from Butte yesterday. and !
he stage carpenter and niachinist were
ali day putting she scenery on the
.tage at Evans Opera House. There are
BGt q very few good seats left and not maDy
,f q kind. The company will play to-
light to the largest house ever seen in any
heater in the town.
A telephone message was received by DR..
4eiser from Georgc Lindsey yest. rday even
az to Glue at once TO Mil Creek, as his
title girI was sick. We hope il is nothing
CIRCUS.
TIE Anaconda Company are AT WORK on
he foundation oil ii large addition to their
re brick works. Tn Y are also building
-ree comfortable five-room. veneered brick
ouses hear the Office at the upper works.
hey will be occupied 10y some of the
bremen.