Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-07

Hungleburg. A full list of cases and dat
Twill be given in to-morrow's issue.
I Progress and improvements In the Bure
) Fish Stories and Other Incidents--Es
Dwelling Houses Needed.
II Ill., Frank WAS in town yesterday loo
ling after his business interests. here al
shaking hands with his numerous friends.
Il S.P. Catching Of Bearmouth came up /
Anaconda looking for the best place to di
i pose Of the products of hisslarge saw mil
that are ripping thousands OF great TIRE.
into lumber every day for every market
Montana.
4 Frank L. Hosgland met with rather
painful accident yesterday, His horse a.
tached to cart fell down and Frank i
4 trying to release the animal from his pr
dicament got near his head, when the hors
suddenly threw up his head striking Fran
NJ the lace knocking him backwards abou
ten feet and breaking two of his teeth, leav
ing him with a bugging, aching head.
Judge Fitzpatrick says if he don't hav
some business in court pretty soon be viii
room to Deer Lodge for six months.
Look out. daily for news from the qroa;
Smelter City.
The School Trustees have deemed it ad.
visable to close the schools of this place to
avoid or try to prevent the spread of the
several diseases now prevailing among oui
children, viz: Scarlet fever plain and
German measels, Whooping cough, etc.
They will reopen on thesixteenth day oi
this month.
Tom Connally, the man who was caught
In belt at the lower works last Saturday
and received a fracture Of the skull and d
flesh wound on the arm, is improving very
rapidly. The doctor says that he has
every hope for him, and that he is on the
good read to early recovery.
The Butte Furniture Company, of this
place, to enable them to show their al
ready large stock OF goods, and to provide
some place to store their spring shipments,
which will be larger than ever before, are
building fire proof. corrugated iron ware
house. 26x75, ON West Second street.
For fine job work at low rates leave your
order at the Anaconda office OF THE MINER
opposite the postoffice.
The old skating rink is no more 1t is
being divided into two store rooms, and s;
D. Root is moving his fine stock OF house
furnishing goods into one of them.
Frank Graver sold five-sevenths inter-
'st in the Home Stake mine, near Carbon
tie hill, recently, to Kendall & Co., for
5000.
The Anaconda Mercantile Company have
he stone and brick on the ground for
'ullding d warehouse at the rear OF their
low mammoth place. 1t dimension will
'e 40x50 feet.
Born to J. r. TooIe and wife son on
lprli 9th, and it takes II mighty close
uesser as to which is the most ella ted, the |
oy g father or his grandfather, the doctor.
Mr.. Goodwin, of the Salt Lake Tribune, |
as here yesterday.
j. w. Mcnamara, of Butte, has been in |
own for couple OF days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linsley were in town
o-day shopping.
Lea We orders for The DAILY MINER with |
am Johnstone, in the Ehret Furniture
tore, where they will receive prompt at
,ntion.
j. w. Barker, j. K. Mallorey and George
arrot went to Deer Lodge yesterda
orning.
Mrs. II. Z. Mahan and children are visit
g friends at Deer Lodge this week.
we are waiting impatiently for John
aguire and his "She."
q inmle sparrow went fishing up Warm
oring treek yesterday, and caught seven
le large trout, the heaviest weighing over
pound. 1t is rather early in the seaso. I,
r fishing, but Jim didn't care, as he
ught few.
can boast of being ahead OF
ltte in the matter OF new hotel, but /,
nat great many people here would like
see is a man that would put up a mum ;
r OF neat, comfortable dwelling houses, ,
it is impossible to find a single vacant ;
use OF any kind, and there is not an in !
stment in the country that would pay IL :
tier interest on the capital. Who is GO !
, to be the good Samaritan to relieve
ese weary waiting ones?
Fred Lemieux, proprietor of the Valley i
Duse, with little or no hope of recovery, !
lying very sick with contraction of the a
er and liberated stomach.
Or. Mussigbrod drove over from the
rings yesterday and returned home in the 9
eniug. The doctor, who is u prophet, Il
nks that the Indications for an early | a
ring are favorable. !,
3. g. Freyschlag, who has been here on
it, returned to Butte yesterday.
a. b. Brownlee, the Butte member of the
mixing firm OF Hoge, Daily & Co.. visited y
aconda yesterday. u
When you go up to Butte and passing !. u
lart call in and see Otto Wommelsdorf, y
he usually makes it pleasant for you. 9
you are in want of anything advertise =
The DAILY MINER.