The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-05-09
Personal.

Henry Irukamp arrived from Phil
lipsburg last evening.
Billy Mack and wife, of Fargo, D.
t., are domiciled at the Mt. Vernon.
M. J. O'Brien arrived from San
Francisco, yesterday, and registered
at the st. Nicholas.
Sandy Smith, Of Silver Bow, ar
rived yesterday and is taking in the
sights of the Silver City.
J. F. Goodwin, connected with
the Salt Lake Tribune. arrived in
the city last evening, and will remain
for some days.
Thos. w. Jenkins, of Portland,
Oregon, arrived via. the Northern
Pacific yesterday and is stopping at
the st. Nicholas.
E. M. Miller, representing one of
Chicago's greatest hardware estab-
lishments, took his departure yester-
day for Helena.
DR.. A. Fl. Mitchell arrived in the
city last evening, and, we under
stand, intends opening ar office and
renairg here permanently.
c. w. Cannon, M of the solid
men of Helena, is shaking hands
with his many Butte friends. He is
stopping at the Mt. Vernon.
r. Fl. Kleinschmidt. of the firm of
Kleinschmidt Bros, Helena, came
over from the Capital last evening,
and is stopping at the Mt. Vernon.
Harry Montague. Carrie Mon
tague Duncan and Miss Sophie Dun
a q of New York, arrived in the
city yesterday, and are regist cred at
the Mt. Vernon.
Harry Gassert came in from the
Yellowstone country Monday, and
reports some rich coal discoveries in
that region that are richer than any
this side of the Missouri river.
W. w. Mccall. proprietor of the
Halfway House, about ten miles
north of the Bell smelter, is in the
city and is arranging for q general
good time to come off at his Place
shortly.
Adolph lewiston, q cO-OWner In
the Montana Copper G )mpany. who
has been here for q couple OF weeks
looking after the interests OF the
company, departed for New YORK
Sunday evening.
VIM. Allen, Denver; J. Hunter
and G. P. Thompson, Pocatello; Z:
IL. Gates, Chicago Charles Burket
and wife. PipestOne Springs and w.
ii. Johnson, Helena, arrived in the
city yesterday and are registered at
the Centennial.
Miss Annie Jones has leased Col
onel Thornton's III 1t Springs. some
SIX miles distant from this city. and
fitted them up in good shape, for
the accommodation of patrons, with
ali the conveniences Of a popular
bathing resort.
Quite q number of Butte people
left Yesterday for different points In
the East. Among the departures are
noted the names of Ben. Kingsbury,
who went to Livingston; Arthur
Ouelette, for Point Levi, Canada; ).
l.. Thomas, for St. Louis; Mrs =.
Lindfuss, for Chicago; Payne Hamll-
ton. for Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Alex. johnston, paying teller OF
Clark T. Larabie's Bank, in this city,
returned from u nine weeks trip
East, yesterday. During his absence
Mr.. Johnston visited his old hCme
in Pennsylvania and extended bis
visiting to relatives In Virginia. Alex.
comts back looking fresh as q daisy
and was heartily welcomed by his
host of Butte friends.
William Warfield, who has been
ab sent du ing the past five months,
returned home yesterday. Mr.. War
field took in the Exposition. at New
Orleans, visited Philadelphia, his old
home in Missouri, and several other
points in the East. He returns look
Ing as fresh as q daisy, and appears
twenty years younger than when ne
left. He was welcomed home by his
army of Butte friends.
George G. Fitscben, one of Butte's
prominent business men, has just
returned from q three months visit
to the South and East. He has COM
olned u business and pleasure trip.
and in the course of his travels has
Deen to New Orleans, and East to
New York, visiting Niagara Falls.
and returning westward took in Kan
sas City, st. Louis and other western
cities. On his hOmeward route he
came ny way of the Southern and
atlantic 4 Pacific Railroads, thence
wa Portland, Oregon, over the North
efu Pacific IN Rnfto