The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-13
PERSONAL.

George lockwood left yesterday for Mis-
soula to be gone a few days.
Frank Lovejoy, the shooting gallery pro-
prietor, is on the sick list.
Louis eichenring of the Arion, has been
taking a rest for Il few days.
A. F. Brown of San Francisco arrived
yesterday n is stopping at the Mt. Yer
non.
s. s.. Reed, superintendent for Gilmer,
Salisbury & Co., arrived last evening from
Boulder.
E.. L. Bonner, wife and child, came in last
evening from Deer Lodge, and are at the
Mt. Vernon.
s. w. Merrill, train dispatcher OF the
Utah q Northern, is in the city stopping at
the Centennial.
John Stedman, the proprietor OF the larg-
est foundry in Helena, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon.
8. It. Fulton, General Agent of the North
ern Pacific Railroad, Helena, is in the city,
and is holding forth at the Mt. Vernon.
8. G. Fulton, General Agt. oft h Northern
Pacific. is in the city and is stopping at the
Mt. Vernon. He will remain over to-day.
H. s. Howell, formerly formerly superin-
tendent OF Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'S stage
lines in this Territory, arrived last evening.
NlCk OUUcF, dill Olu-UlIllc DcHFcI COuUIttC-
tor, arrived in Butte yesterday with the
intention Of making the city his permanent
home.
Samuel Waters, Reno, New; Samuel
Daniels, H. NJ. Savers, Chicago; Samson
Rosenblat, Cincinnati, are holding forth at
the st. Nicholas.
Frank Haskell OF Denver, Col, arrived in
Butte yesterday. He will take a position
with w. D. Bartlett IL Co. when they open
their new store.
B. Cohen, San Francisco; r. p. Wilton,
H. Gregory, Boston; L.. Samuels, Portland,
J. D. Mcmillan, Anaconda, are guests at
the Mt. Vernon.
CT. Hannaman, Salt Lake; w. H.. Smead,
Dillon; H. S. Howell, Virginia City, Mont;
C. L. DeBois, E. w. Jones. Portland, are
stopping at the Centennial.
Alex H. Wallace, Salt Lake, Utah; E. w.
Stark, Kansas City, Mo-; F. B. Hall and
wife, Portland, Or, have their autograph
on the Centennial register.
j. M. Nathan, San Francisco; H. A. Rob-
inson, NJ. Epstlne, New York; John Sted-
man, Helena; II. Malone, P~hilidelphia, are
registered at the st. Nicholas.
Patrick O'Donnell, one OF the owners OF
the Margaret Ann mine, started last even
ing for a visit to Pennsylvania. He will be
absent abount one month.
Chas. E. Holmes, New Orleans; Henry
Kleinschmidt, Helena; James Summers,
Cheyenne, Wyo.; H. Saunders, Denver, Col,
are sojOurning at the Revere House..
DR.. G. w. Beal came in from German
gulch Tuesday, and says that ice was
formed one-eighth of an inch in thickness
there Monday. He expects to return there
to-day.
Mr.. Hosea l.. Fisher is again in the city,
after an absence OF nearly two years., hay. !
ing in the meantime taken unto himself a
wife and settled down in the stock business |
in the Judith country.
A, w. Pyke, n prominent mining man
from Ketcham, Idaho, and who is interest
ed in the Badger State mine in this camp,
arrived rom the valley yesterday, where
he has been visiting friends.
F. E. Thayer, of the New York Life In
surance Company, returned yesterday
morning from an extended tour through |
the Territory, having visited Fort Assina
boine, Fort Benton, Billings and Helena.
John T. Baldwin, ESQ, one OF the bril-
liont lights in the legal armament OF Butte, |
Yesterday received the gratifying intelli-
that, by the death OF a distant rela-
Missouri, he had fallen heir to the
handsome sum of $4,000.
J.. T. Robbins, the foreman of the Mon
tana Parrot mine, is deservedly one OF the
most popular men in Butte. During the
var OF the Rebellion he was gallantsoldier
n the l29th Regiment of Pennsylvania
and was terribly wounded in
Fifth Corps disastrous charge on
darye's Heights. at Fredericksburg, Vir-
mia, in December, 1862, So.
Henry Kleinschmidt,. of Helena, is in the
ity. He says that in his opinion Butte is
he best town in Montana for a young man
. settle in, and he has decided to make
city his future residence. He will prove
very desirable acquisition. Mr.. Klein
has for the past year been man
linz the rancho OF the Blackfoot Horse !
ad Cattle Company, Of which his father is :
,e principal factor. There are three hum :
,ed head of blooded mares on this rancho,
ith over two hundred promisingcolts-far
,oye the average yield Of a prolific season i
"a stations on the rancho are among tn. v
est in the Territory. Young Kleinschmide Q
probably engage in some extensive MINI q
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