The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-03
PERSONAL.

+. O'Neu, OF Portland, Oregon, is at the
Centennial
DR.. Mussislrod and son are up from the
Warm Springs.
F.. A, Mitchell, OF Philadelphia, is Il. guest
at the st. Nicholas.
Captain Shepherd, mounted on n cavort-
ing steed, was the observed OF all observers.
j. Andrews and wife and Mrs. Thurs
ion, OF New York, are registered at the Mt.
Vernon.
acknowledgements f. II. Page, ofthe Emmett
Guards, was one of the most soldierly men
in the line.
Philip koenigsberger, representing koe-
nigsbcrger, Falk Il Mayer, OF San Francisco,
is in the city.
James Wariicld of Butte, will leave in a
few days for Missouri to purchase a fine lot
OF blooded stock.
Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs. Yarn are
up on ii visit from Dillon. They will re-
main for several days.
J.P. Wilcox, ex-Police Judge. has Just re-
turned to the city after a ten days %sojourn
at the Gresson Springs.
Marcus DAILY has returned froma business
trim East. While absent he visited ST.
Pa,h, Milwaukee and Chicago.
T.. f.. btilfl, one oI tlic pToilllIiciC Cap-
italists OF Omaha, connected with the
Omaha National Bank, is in the city on Il
business visit.
Archie Hyndpmas, proprietor OF the Sill
yer Springs Touring mills, is in the city. He
has sold 175 head of hogs to Butte
butchers. Mr.. II. will start for home to-
day.
Lambert Molinelli, the recent manager of
the Pavilion, severed his connection with
that institution last evening and will be
employed on the new evening journal to be
shortly started here.
William Gumard, the well-known Indian
interpreter, starts to-day for the Lemhi
agency. On his return he will bring with
him several warriors, with full accoutre-
nents, who will appear at one OF the thea
'rrs in this city.
FAKE Hitze, employed by Bielenbrrg&Co
will leave next week for Albany, New York.
Jake 'mashed' the daughter OF Il wealthy
knickerbocker family, some four years ago.
1t is said the prospective bride is Il very
handsome lady.
Evan Reese, for the past quarter Of a
century Il prominent ~prOspector in Mon
tana, and during the past six months en-
plnyed at the Parrot mine, will leave in a
few days Tor Bald mountain, where he has
ii very promising quartz lode.
The following were among the many Wis.,
itors at the Gregson Springs during the
week: Mrs. l.. p. Smith, Mrs. q. w. Todd,
,Irs. T. r. Carr, Mrs. William Owsley, Mrs.
&C. Curtis, Miss Fannie Reemer, Miss Ollie
Is. Wright, Thomas G.. Porter, Simon Jacobs
and Samuel Schlessinger. They all had a
delightful time.
H.. r. Bartlett, of the Bee Hive, arrived
home yesterday from a four weeks eastern
trip, which included IL visit to his old home
in New York State and also New York City,
whore he purchased a large stock OF goods
for his new 80 cent and bargain store which
will be- opened in this city as soon as his
nav store building is completed on Main
street.
colonel George krug, representing the
Aniir,,ser- Busch Brewing Association OF st.
Louis, Mo, arrived in the city last evening.
Colonel krug is a gentleman whom it is "A
pleasure to meet, and he represents not
only the largest brewing establishment IN
the country, but also the finest beer made
in America. Colonel Arug will remain in
the city until Thursday, looking after the
interests OF his house.