Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-25
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NOTES,
The Town Still Lively-Wm 1t be q City
Genera Notes of Interest.

Inc Town Still Ltve1y-Wfn 1t be q City
General Notes of Interest.
AL. Kumpland went to Missoula yester
day morning.
W. A. Clark remained here over Frida,
night the guest of Marcus DAILY.
Mrs. A. M. Liscomb went to Deer Lodge
yesterday as q witness in the Stanton
case.
Freyschlag & Co. have the neatest line Of
spring clothing in the city judging by their
sales.
Peter S%orenson, of Butte, and Catherine
Bradley were married by Judge Fitzgerald
at his office on Friday night at 9 O'Clock.
Geo. Casey and G. E. Maule, two OF
Butte's first grocers, were here on business
yesterday.
W.J. Johnston, better known az Jimmie
and not Chas. johnson, as stated in the
Review, has purchased the Neagle property
from Marcus DAILY and will take possession
some time next month.
The case wherein one Hacket was &C.
cused OF threatening to behead his landlord
and wife with an x was dismissed. The
evidence went to show the latter parties
were aggressors. They insisted on breaking
the door down and moving in and forcibly
ejecting Hacket, their tenant, when he
~brandished the axe and told them not to
come, and they didn't.
Bob Oliver, of Oliver&C Co., went to Butte
last night.
John Petritz, OF Gamer & Co., says bust
ness in keg beer is so good that they can't
ship it fast enough from Butte 10 supply
the demand, especially in small kegs, and il
MI. Schmidt expects to supply this place
he will have to increase his cooperage
capacity.
Lindin & Janish's saloon on Front street
was closed down Friday by the Sheriff at
the instance OF Henry Moritz, who, it is
said. will come cut even, but several par.
ties are left to mourn their losses.
Freyschlag & Co. have the finest assert.
ment of fine shirts, cuffs and collars to be
found in the city.
Freyschlag & Co.'S store is headquarters
for fine spring suits and hand-sewed boots
and shoes. Call and examine their stock.
In the Antelope min the drift caved in,
exposing to the eye OF the astonished miner
about thirty feet OF fine ore, and but for
this happy slide they might have worked
many long days in ignorance of it's where |
abouts. This new strike is said to far sur
pass anything ever before discovered in the
mine. |
Yesterday the fourteen new suits ordered |
by the Foster & Estes Mercantile Company
Tor the Marcus DAILY Fire Brigade Band ar
rived, and they are dandies. Can and coat
blue, embroidered with gold tape, and pants
oil grey with gold stripe. There are no
finer uniforms in the Territory than our
boys now possess.
Alter interviewing several of our promi-
nent merchants it is found that they are
for Incorporating this town.
They are men who have had q great deal of
experience both in and put OF it, and thew
affirm that the benefits will be mcalculable.
Who will be the first to inaugurate a move
to make this town a city.
A meeting was held yesterday at which
were present DR.. Douglass, Chairman of
the County Board of Health, of Deer Lodge.
and Drs. Snyder and Stephens and Health
Officer Neal, OF this place, to consider the
means to best promote and enforce the
sanitary laws we have.
Fifteen OF the witnesses from here in the
Stanton case after spending three days in,
Or travelling between here and Deer Lodge,
home yesterday to try and bring
their business neglected for that
Iength OF time. They each drew in script
paltry $21 to repay them for sacrificing !
their interests at home and were never
called to take the witness stand.
These are only a few of the many that had !
'he same experience in the case OF the Ter !
vs.. Stanton.
Jim Parrish has bought OF George Ken.
tall the celebrated race horse Norman Pete. ]
This horse, upon his arrival Che was
five days ago) will be matched to
un against all Corners, bar none. The
,rice paid was $4,000 F. o. B at st. Louis.
Joseph Kepler, Cappes Bateman and Geo. t
Maxwell were at Gregson's Spring for to- 4
lay. =
Hattie Powell, one of the stray ewes, was Q
lp before Judge Fitzgerald yesterday a
harged by Charles Maher, an Italian, with
$4.75 from him. When brought
court she said Maher had given her Ave {