The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-05-30

+. Wenstanley, OF Missoula, is visiting
Butte friends.
John ii. Lane, the press agent of lanai
schck. arrived from Helena last evening.
l.. G.. Johnson, route agent OF the Pacific
Express Company, arrived in the city yes
terday.
Charles Armstrong. Of the Glendale bank
ing house OF Armstrong. Turner Il Co, is
visiting friends in the city.
G.. NJ. Young, of Ogden, and n. {. Lob
mier, l.. H. Root and II. II. Houghton, OF
Basin City, are at the st. Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Driscoll are happy
in the addition to thefamily in the shape OF
a charming young daughter who arrived
May 25th.
George Hardesty and Henry ID. Rossitcr,
who have been here for several days, de-
parted Yesterday for their home I'm Madi-
son county.
John Ticknor. the popular .and efficient
first-base OF the Butte Base ball Club last
season, is now playing with the Rochcsters,
of New York.
The Helena IndeprnIent OF the 2Sth says:
''Mrs +. V. Scheuer and son of Butte, ar
rived last evening on a visit to their sister,
Mrs. NJ. Rcinig.
j. p. Dunn of Anaconda, W. r. Fisher OF
Burlington, Iowa, 5. Caskel of Helena, and
| William Norton of Deer Lodge valley, are
at the st. Nicholas.
Tommy Morrisey, of Seattle, Washington
Territory, and late manager ofthe HAPPY
Fate COmbination,' is now presiding over
the bar at Tudor's Bijou.
At the Presbyterian church entertain
ment, last night, j. X. W|hartonand Robert
Fennel proved themselves most gcntlemanly
and accommodating uslers.
j. &. Mays OF Dayton, Washington Terri
tory, James Summers OF Cheyenne, and
Thomas Villains of Missoula are late
arrivals at the Revere House.
A. S. Van kuran OF Omaha, NJ. Hayden
and wife of Buffalo, n. V, $. Hirschcl OF
st. Louis, ME-. Bowers Of New York, and
&C. Maslin of Chicago are doniciled at the
Mt. Vernon.
A. b. Knight. G. W. Layton, Winthrop
RAYMOND and John Davis, of Virginia City,
Montana, arrived in Butte yesterday, to in
yestiy,tp the mining outlook in this vicin-
ity. They are CHARTERED at the st. NichO-
las.
f.. C., Richards. route agent Ol Wells,
| Fargo & Co, came in yesterday, having cs-
/! ia blished lines from Helena to Fort Ben
ton. Philipsburg, New Chicago and Marys-
vile. He leaves to-day for Portland,
Oregon.
The popular Deputy County Recorder,
Will l.. Clark, is preparing to make Il visit
to relatives and friends in Colorado. His
uncle, Jim Carlisle, has the finest lot OF
bloodcd horses in Colorado, and IL one oil
the best men on earth.
(harlcs w. Mckeehan and Will May, OF
Sands K Hoyce, will start in Il new enter
prise on the 1st of Jun They have pnr-
chased the boarding house adjoining the
Star West mine. They are two worthy
Young men and deserve success.
John .Jahreiss, the popular barber, has
inst returned from the East where he pur-
chased n magnificent outfit for his new SHOP
,t q: cost OF Ovcr sc, 1000. John Is Il popu-
lar member of the Butte LIcderkranz, and
no was welcomed home by his brother mem
bcrs with happy songs.
{. r, Emery, favorably known to the res
dents of Butte during his long connection
with the Bell Telephone company returned
TO the city yesterday, from II VISIT 10 inc
Worlds Exposition at New Orleans. lie
will leave in IL few days for the Texas dis
trict in Idaho, where he ownss some yer!
promising quartz lodcs.
The many friends OF Master Ihad y.
Hassinger will be pleased to learn tila' ne
is now improving ron Il recent attack OF
liberation of the cornea OF the eye tha'
nrccssitated his confinement in Il dark
room for the past three months. 1t is SIN
crrrly hoped that the little fellow, n mas
:, host OF friends, may soon he enti'Fl! re-
stored TO his former health.