The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-09-12
nroPLE O KNOW.
IN Geiger, Of Ogden, is among the re-
II. la i. He will remain several da va

PEOl AA
Geiger, Of Ogden, is among the RI
arrivals. Hewill remain several days
.h I. Woodman. auditor OF the TIE,
JoseP here for Il short visit.
Haley, OF Washington, ID. c..
Mr.. Grsnector, is at Helena en- a visit.
,;or Eckles, Paymaster United States
NAY has started for Fort Shaw and As
lrlni i,o;ne. to pay off the troops for the
snonth of August
a., ". B. Edgar, wife OF Will Edgar q,
N MM,ntana Improvement Company. has
the "sry sick for the past few days at
Helena.
II F. Davis, deputy district clerk. OF
on a. Lodge, is in the city.
samuels, of the West Shore, Portland.
guest at the Mt. Vernon.
II. and Mrs. Rod Shernin, of Chicago
.,in the city, the guests Of Harry D'Ach.
sp.
uslrose is represented at the races by r.
II Robbins, proprietor OF the railroad
house.
Perry Beal is in from German gulch. He
iii do the races.
rarry Smith is here from Boulder citv In
axe a look at the flyers.
10. Hussey and family of Meagher Co.
,r.in this city, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
4 5. Lewis, the parents of Mrs. Hussev.
yr Hussey is OF the firm of Cook & HIS.
.y one OF the largest stock firms in the
%tprritory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Harrington and Mr..
and Mrs. Ihos. Farrell came in yesterday
rom Virginia City, and will spend the
eek in visiting acquaintance and attend
ns the races
J. W. Culbertson. NJ. d., occulist and
| surist and orthopadic surgeon of Indian
apclis, Ind, arrived in the city last even
ine and is stopping at the Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. P. /. Woodman left day before YES
,arday for Wichita, Kansas. n;e5
by her father, D. W. Graham. She viii
,nend several months there visiting her
friends, and will hen return to Denver
Colorado.
0. W. Jay, OF Willow Creek, Madison
County, has been in the city a day or two. |
James r. Boyce, ST., is in the cit on a.
trpfrom New York. Mrs. Boyce re, nained |
at the Warm Springs for a few DAYS to re- |
Operate from the fatigue of the long |
Journey.
Miss Mary f. Hill, who il an attache of
the Helena Independent, is in the city on a
visit.
George Booker is over from Heleua and \
will remain during the races. He is booked 4
at the Centennial.
Mrs. Leahy, mother OF j. +, and !. r. 4
Lahy, two OF Butte's popular young men, \
arrived from Portland, Oregon. Yesterday.
on short visit.
j. H. Hamm, Assistant Treasurer OF the |
Union Pacific Railway Company, arrive d |
n Butte last evening, on a special trail a. |
lr. Eamm is accompanied by his wife.
Benjamin Tibbey, superintendent of the
mine, starts to-day for a ten or
fteen days trip to Helena. He goes on
n~portant business.
Webster Batcheller, Il prominent capital
t OF Chicago, arrived in the city on We'd
last and is a guest of ia. Legeat.
The Helena Independent says: ''Charlev
o~epffner, for a number af years connected
tn the well knOWp house of Cans & Klein
this city, was married Tuesday TO Miss
lggie e. Murphy. The interesting event
ok place at Mart MitchelF's ranch, on the
'nton road. All join in extending on
atulations to the happy couple"
SIN Estes OF Dillon is here to look after
e races. He is an oid-timer, but it has
Ell several years since he visited Butte.
James Blake of Helena is in the city to
the races, as is A. j. Davidson, presi-
mt OF the Board OF Trade at the Capital.
Beaverhead county has sent a representa-
IN to Butte in the persons OF Messrs.
Gorge NJ. Brown, Phil Lowell and Lon
Hset, the Board OF County Commission
r. The gentlemen are here on official
Among the people who are here to see the
ces may be mentioned Thomas Commit of
er Lodge. Z
iessrs. George McGarrahan, delegate
IN the local Brotherhood of Locomotive
remain to the convention which meets in
iladelphia September p to 26, and I
+. Branen, his alternate, wil' leave this '
ernoon for the city of Brotherly Love. '
icy 60 hence to Denver, where the West
delegates will meet, and whence they {
90 in "a special sleeper. Both gentlemen
engineers on the Utah Il Northern, who -,
md in high esteem among their associates I
d who have never forsaken their first !
re, though they have become, long since, !
of the Brotherhood of Loco !!
tive Engineers. THE MINER earnestly
these gentlemen to the goodly !
OF the people with whom they may !
ne in contact in their travels. They are |
,od men and true" May they have a 1
journey and a safe return.
p. DeGarmo, advance agent OF y
"Paintin' her Red" combination, is in :
city a guest at the Mt. Vernon. He /.
Yes for Helena to-day. ,