The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-24

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have these sentimental souvenirs.
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
! DR.. and Mrs. Mcintosh, of Glendive, have
! arrived in Butte, and will locate here.
George w. and Mrs. Odell start to-day
for Los Angeles. where they will spend the
winter, the delicate health OF Mrs. Odell de-
,nanding the change.
Mayor Frank is off on a trip to Livings-
| ton. He will be absent three or four days.
A. J. Fisk, OF the Helena Herald, has re-
F! turned from California, via ocean steamers
| and the Northern Pacific Railroad. He re-
| ports that Mrs. Fisk is improved in health
! and will remain at Los Angeles during the
; winter.
L. w. Peck, of Benton. editor Of the
Montana Wool Grower, returned from an
eastern trip Saturday.
P. J. Boland, the Butte delegate to the
| knights of Labor convention. recently held
in Canada, has returned home. Mr.. Bo-
/ land is in excellent health, and reports the
body as being one of the most intelligent
and orderly ever gathered on the CONT
! nent. He is proud to have been there, and
declares that the deliberations of the body
cannot fail to be of marked benefit to the
order.
| Benjamin Hamburger. a well-known Den
yer merchant, who has been in Butte sew
eral weeks combining business with sight
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A. Smith, Valley; P. Carney, Waterloo;
N. D. Clements, Mrs. Beard, Anaconda; Mr..
Bernard, Deer Lodge; Samuel Hode, White
/ hall, are at the Centennial.
T. E. Julien, U. e. N. R. R.; H. Brimdage,
! Dillon; G. Y. Yallon, Salt Lake City; Ed.
Wodiskce, New York; c.. R. Barker and
wife, Pipestone; DR.. D. Mcintosh, Glendive;
! K. McKinnee. Garrison, are at the st.
Nicholas.
Frank Brown, justice OF the peace at
Phillipsburg, is in town.
T. G. Brown. who owns a valuable silver
mine zeal Anaconda, is on a visit to this
city. He comes up for the purpose of pur-
chasing a number of work horses to use at
his mine.
Among the recent arrivals is Judge Frank
Brown, Of Philips5urg.
Joseph Sans, late night clerk at the Mt.
Vernon, left last night for his home in Kan
sas City. His return to Butte is doubtful.
Eddie L. Cradle left last night with Mr..
and Mrs. Odell for Los Angeles, CAL, where
he will enter Heald's College and remain
until he graduates.
Among the guests at the Revere is Rob- TT
Geary of London, Canada, a breeder and
dealer in thoroughbred horses, cattle and
sheep.
Ignatius Miller and his son-in-law, Her.
man Richter, the proprietors> Of the Helena
brewery, came over last night. They will
spend several days in Butte.
Among the arrivals yesterd ay were A. W
Gcist, vice-president of the Pueblo Smelt-
ney another of it's officers. The gentle
men are direct from Colorado.
Gus. Engler, a well known either of Salt
Lake is in town.
Mrs. .Indge Gaibraith arrived from Deer
los last night and will remain until al
i ter the adjournment of Court.
Mayor Frank returned last night from a
trip to Livingston.
A telegram from Rev. T. V. Moore. OF
! Helena that he will arrive home
to-day, and occupy his pulpit Sunday.
C. B. Haynes, OF the Pioneer Press, has
returned from St. Paul to Helena, bringing
his family with him. He has become a per-
manent resident Of Helena.
Major E. G. Brooke, OF Whitehall, an old
| time and universally known citizen of Mon
tana, has started for Morgantown, West
Virgi ia, to attend the centennial celebra-
, tion there on the 29th inst, the one hun
dredth anniversary of the founding of that
town.
r. V. v. Waldo, OF Benton, Waldo & Co.,
the St. Paul and Milwaukee type founders,
is in the city on a business and pleasure
trip combined.
! A. l.. Stokes, OF the Northern Pacific, is
in the city.
w. Mcknight, an iron manufacturer of
Pittsburg, Pa, arrived in Butte last night.
John Krall, an extensive fruit raiser OF
Boise City, Idaho, is visiting Butte on q
business trip aud is at the Revere.
James X. Chonhall, superintendent OF the
Anaconda smelter, is registered at the Re-
we're.
At the Centennial the following persons
from other places are registered: T. o.
Miles and wife, Valley; George Adams and
family, Gregsons; w. T. Elliot, j. w. Simp-
son Frank Rolf, Valley; 7. R. Miles. E. A.
johnson, Stuart; B. F. Shrieve, Wickes;
j. P. Dunn, B. Cannon, William Ball.
Anaconda; j. Smith, Phoebe; T. H. Farrell,
e.. E. Beal. Helena.
Following are yesterdays arrivals at the
St. Nicholas: Charles Armstrong and wife,
J. b. Lossee and wife, Glendale; w. H. Nc.
Alister, San Francisco; William Norton,
Mrs. Annie Vent, Valley; w. P. P. St.
Clair, Anaconda; r. j. Maybell. r. V. v.
Waldo, St. Paul; NJ. V. Moore, w. NJ.
Cook, Thompson's Falls; 1. N. Cohen, Ia
coma; James Mayberry, German Gulch:
The register at the Revere House shows
the following guests Is arriving yesterday:
John Diprond, Melrose; William Kirshad-
don, Denver; J. b. Halpin, New York; w.
S. Bird, Wickes; J. R. Peters, ]. H. Hard
wick, Helena; u. A.. Morrison, Anaconda;
James Kirley, Wisconsin; Charles Du Beef,
H. Thomas, w. C. Harvey. Anaconda; G.
Roment, Deer Lodge.
Border Horse Thieves.
j. NJ. High & Co., who have a fine stock
range at Blackfoot, state that since last
June they nave had stolen from them
twenty.one first-class brood mares. After
lengthy searching and inquiry the. gentle