Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
BEES BUDGET.
ANACOHDANs ON THEIR EAR At A
EASE ASPIRATION.

they Resent Tmputation That They
arc Not All Born Athletes and Sci
Forth Their Claim 10 BE SO Con-
sidered Gossip About People and
Events I'm the smelter City.
ANACONDA. April 2O.-[Correspondence Of
the Miner.l-As this has been . holy week,
nothing has occurred in our social circles,
Sol Smith Russell appeared on Wednesday
night in aBewitched" and was q welcome
treat. Evans Opera House was filled to
overfowing and the audience left feeling
better for having seen and heard him. II
has been said this week that "out Of door
sports do not flourish in Anaconda" II
seems o little strange that any one living
in our little city should even imagine such
a thing with an organized tennis club oil
forty enthusiastic members, a walking club
whose members frequently make it q point
to walk up the canyon two or three miles
to a beautiful sheet OF water, where they
.nioy boating for an hour Or 30 and return
with q spirited account Of the same, q base
bali nine who play in q reckless and regard
leee manner and cause citizens to feel that
they carry their lives in their hands, q
bicycle club that was organised this past
week aud the bicycles Q Tor. The
YOUNG LADIES PROTEST
against this and say it 10 q selfish. hateful
modeoflocomotion but are at loss to know
how to retaliate in this case. Certainly the
eouestrienne club lie deserving Of mention
A little miss handed the writer the o.
the officers namely: Miss Daley Durston
president; Miss Allie Kempiand, vice-presi
dent; Miss Emma Lingo, secretary; Miss
Dora Suprenant, treasurer; Frank Gorham,
sole member at present. The little lady
explained his admission into the club by
Saying that he would be SO nice to 60 with
them when going on long journeys, where a
reliable guardian was necessary.
HAPPY DADS.
Without a doubt the two ,happiest men
In this town are Judge Winston and Al
King. happy fathers in the happiest sense
OF the word. On last Tuesday afternoon
the Judge was in a state bordering on hilar.
ity and it was soon found that the arrival
of a Miss Winston Was the cause, and early
ON yesterday morning, April Goth, little
Miss King ANNOUNCED her intention OF re-
naming in the King family and being called
''dovy" instead of her paternal parent. As
the parents Of these little ladies are favor
ties with all here, it follows that the popular.
ity OF these little misses will equal that OF
"Baby McKee,"
Personal AND GENERAL.
The many friends OF Mr.. A. T. Playter
were panied to hear Thursday evening that
he had broken his right arm while practic-
ing with the Alert Hose Company. In run.
ming be fell and the hose cart passed over
his arm. breaking it in two places. He was
Immediately taken to his rooms at Mrs. c.
e. Irvine's where he was attended by DR..
Snyder and is now comfortable in every
respect.
Colonel Estes makes no more puns while
breakfasting with the Copper Mess. The
last venture was 80 wicked that each men,
Der claimed a dollar from the genial Colo
mel, and collected it too. He thinks it an
pastime.
DIR. Johnston, Of Butte, was called down
Thursday evening to see Mr.. John
Bapty, and returned on Friday morning.
All OF the friends OF Mr.. Joha Bapty are
delighted to learn that he is much better,
and his physicians now have every hope OF
his recovery.
Miss Matte Evane, OF Butte, a the
guest OF Mrs. J. v. Suprenant the latter
part OF the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Snyder spent Friday and
Saturday in Deer Lodge. .
Joel Moss came down from Gable on Fri
day and vent to Butte, accompanied by
Master Charlie, who has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. r. Fl. Paxson for the past
week.
Mrs. Emma Bapty came down from
Butte Thursday evening and has been the
guest Of Mrs. j.. Il. Peckover, at Mrs.
I~rvine's. BEE.