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

Henry Hoffman, an old-time Nevada
arrived in this city yesterday, and intend.
taking up a residence here.
J. r. Paradise, Of the Butte carriage 70,
tory, is back from an extended trim east
Alderman Mcmillan and his party Of fva
friends-Miss Nellie e. Stanley, Miss K;tt;e
Burton, and Messrs. A. A.. Burton, A, G.
down to the Big Hole country on \ 81 mn
ing out trip. are again at home.
The following delegation of Sir Kn;pbts
arrived from Butte yesterday and registeraJJ
at the Cosmopolitan: Hon. w. A. Cark
j. c. Singer, Ed. H. Golden. Patrick TaI.nt
John f.: Hans'nger' Fred. Lober, E.. b.
The Helena Herald OF Tuesday saws: up
A.. l.argey with his wife and family, arrived
from Butte yesterday and left for the East
this morning by the Northern Pacific. Tnev
were accompanied by Miss Grace McCune.HS
Gus. Gamer came up from Anaconda
last evening.
Messrs. Clifton and Mitchell. two ~
IIelena's business men, after spend;no q
few days in Butte among friends. returned
to their homes yesterday.
\ VI ErDts. wlD is engaged in bnsinass
at Gloster, is in Butte.
Con. and j. Smith are over from Boulder
Bob, Morrell is up from Anacond, ,nd
is stopping at the Revere house.
+: Z. Kennedy, of Livingston, is On a
business trip to this city.
VIM. Suffer, of Anaconda, was in TOWN
yesterday. He could not tarry long with
us, and left again last night.
Flersheim o. Co., Kansas City, is in town
interviewing the wet goods men.
Mrs. George Lammerhart, wife of the
East Broadway meat market man. will
arrive in Butte to-day from Austin. Nevada. |
She will be accompanied by her charming
family.
John G.. Jury and John Bawden came in |
yesterday from Stone Creek, Madison
county, ut which place they have been |
mining.
sam Prisk, OF Centerville, will to-day
welcome the arrival OF his wife and family,
who come from Austin, Nevada. Mrs. Prlsk |
is a splendid vocalist and several wears
ago Emma Nevada and Mrs. Prisk delighted
the people OF Nevada with their duets.
Mrs. Prisk will be II valuable acquisition to
the social circle Of Butte.
Samuel 3. and WIN. NJ. Larmour, who |
are so well known in Butte, have written
friends here, from San Francisco, saying
that they are enjoying themselves hugely |
on the coast and will soon start for their
old home in the South.
Al. Kelly, of Kelly Bros, Wyoming,
dealers in gents furnishing goods are in the
city arranging to open a fine store in the
new Miners Union Hall.
Justice E. A. Nichols will start to-day for
a trip east. He expects to be gone several
weeks and have a good time.
Mrs. Fred. Richie, Miss Dody Zanfretta,)
will this evening leave for Cincinnati, New
Orleans and other points East and South.
She goes in the interest of her health and
for rest. Her many friends in Butte wish
her a safe journey, a pleasant return and
Ii perfect restoration to health.
Mrs. WIN. Steward leaves this morning
Tor a three months visit east.
William kranisch, OF Anaconda, is among
the visitors in Butte.
John II. Smith, a brother of the we'll
known City Attorney, has arrived in the
city and accepted a position as clerk with
J. ID. Thomas. Success to the young man.
J.R. Eardley, OF Willow Glen, is here at
tending court.
Captain John W. Plummer, of Granite
Mountain, i in the city, accompanied by
his daughter.
Major John A. Gum, special agent OF the
Department. is in the city.
John Jacobie, a gentleman well known in
the theatrical world of San Francisco and
elsewhere, is sojourning in the city and
taking in the sights. He leaves this morn
ing for Anaconda. He will locate in Mon
Tom Irwin, Jr., tn. former superintendent
Of the Standard Mining Co., Bodie, left this S
evening via Dillon for San Francisco, CAL,
and expects to return shortly on mining
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Sheriff Savage, of Custer county. is at : :
Helena. =,
Rev. Fathers Prand and Vander-Valden =
are at Helena from ~Stevensville. They will :
depart in a day or wv for the Cheyenne :
Indian Mission. y
G. i. Arnett, general superintendent OF :
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM =
rany, is at the capital from Salt Lake. =
E. A. ~Singabaugh, OF Pocattelo, aurrived v
IN Butte yesterday afternoon. t
Major Edward Edwards and Sergeant
VIM. job. of the Burlington Awkward
were in Butte yesterday. These q
report Burlington to be very t
lively. 8
Joseph Hyde, cashier of the First Nation c
al Bank of this city, will return this eve \
hing from a business trip to Helena. G
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