Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-13
LOCAL. BRIEFS.

Two dining oom girls wanted at the
Southern Hotel. rzs&. Is
A marriage license was issued to Isaac
Nevar and Cathrine Olsen.
Invitations are out for a dancing party
to be given by Mrs. ". w. Dixon Friday
evening. -. :.F. ~ a.~s
A reception in honor OF Miss Tucker and
and Mrs. L. w. Smith will be given by Mrs.
r. r. Hoge, Friday afternoon.
A gentleman of color was fined $40
and twenty days in the bastile for assault
and battery by Judge Hopkins yesterday.
Temperature as indicated by Cushing's
thermometer yesterday at "a. m. was $50.
At 3 p. m. the mercury indicated TAI and
still rising.
There is a message at the Rocky Noun.
tain Office for w. r. Winans.
The ladies of the Library association will
hold a picnic at Columbia gardens next
Saturday.
Box sheet for Goodyear, Cook & billions
| MINISTRIES is now open at Calkins q Co.'s
book store.
The University club will banquet at the
| Montana some time during the latter part
of the month.
Announcement is made of the engage
r1nent of David Marks, Of the indie
pendent, and Miss Hattie Brown, OF San
Francisco.
ST.. Patrick's Sunday school excursion to
| Warm Springs takes place to-day, and it
| is expected that a large crowd will partic'
ipate.
Anew minor offenders were disposed o.
by Judge Newkirk yesterday. Vags and
/ DRINKS were the principal violators OF the
laws majesty.
Pay day yesterday with the Montana
| Union eladdened good many hearts and
| added materially to the circulating me
| dunn. e..
At z O'Clock yesterday morning tempera,
ture as indicated by thermometer al
Cushing's drug store was A.; at 3 in the
| afternoon it was GO.
One OF the laborers employed on the
Northern Pacific grade had his leg broken
yesterday afternoon. he was brought to
the city and placed in the Sisters hospital
and q couple of physicians summoned
who set the limb. -
Thomas McGoogen, who died Monday
night from the effects of the blow with
chair, received from Pat Lyons, will b.
buried this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, iron
Sherman's undertaking rooms.
Adolph Moldenhauser and Jacob Ora
left for the Lowlands yesterday with g
force OF six men to begin work on the RUBY
mine. As soon as q road can be built
shipments of ore will be made.
The Twin City Jockey club evidently con
siders the fact that Spokane lie to run il
some of it's races q first-class leverag
with which to work upa boom in Montana
Judging from the liberality with which tn
club is plastering all the bill boards ant
dead walls OF the city with it's gaudily col
ored literature.
At the suggestion of the sheriff severalim
portant changes in the interior arrange
ment OF the county jail will be made q
once. The changes contemplated vii
greatly increase the security OF the bastil
and also contain provisions for the separa
ton of the different grades OF offenders.
r, M. Cobban, the real estate man, is en-
| PERTAINING q couple OF his uncles brothers
whom he had not seen 10 years. The tw'
gentlemen also had not met for over twent
years until they came together in thiscity az
/ cidentally, and did not recognize one anothe
until after they had been in conversation
With each other for some time and then in
cidentally the relationship existing betwee
themselves was established. It il uselee
to q that the strange meeting was a mos
happy and joyous n
; Election of officers OF the Butte Tur
Verein was held Monday evening and 10
lowing officers were chosen President
Charles Haegler vice-president. Richar
Thierman recording secretary, Adolp
Reichler; corresponding secretary Charlie
Stirl; treasurer, Simon Hauswirth; trustee
, Henry Kroeger, w. Werhrspaun, J. Oser
> burg: erster turnwart, Herman Mueller
. zweiter turnwart, Fl. Guenther; amuseme1
COMMITTEES, Henry Yaeger, Fred Loeber, '
' Reichler, Albert Nickel, John Hagel ar
Gustav Thauman.