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

y. j. Bielenbcrg left for his home ut Deer
Lodge yesterday.
Mrs. John Giroy, who has been seriously
| ILL., is now on the lair way to recover
The Helena papers note the presence of
j. \. Murray, OF Butte, at the capital ,
Miss Lizzie Boyd. one of the charming
bellies of Deer Lodge, is visiting friends in
this city.
Charles p. Clark OF ST. Paul. and f. j. .
Eastman OF Anaconda. are late arrivals at
the st. Nicholas
Charles y. McLure one OF the owners OF
the Granite Mountain leaves this morning
| for St Louis by way OF Helena.
| William Mckeowll. the well known mer-
chant and cattle man of Cold Springs .Jrf-
| ferson county, is at the Revere
Charles Russell OF Walla Wa lla, will visit
| Montana some time next month with his
celebrated trotting horse, Tempest.
| There are undelivrred telegrams at the
| Western Union office for \. J. Blair
Thomas Prpin and DIR. Charles Clark.
Mrs. X VI. Shodair returned home last
| night from an extended tri p through the
South. She has been absent seven months.
W. =. p. st. Clair of Anaconda, l.. G..
Johnson OF Salt Lake Ph. Kocnegsbcrger
| of San Francisco and +. B. Dana of New
York registered at the Mt Vernon last
evening
Goldberg Bros, who thought Helena wgs
il better business field for the cwcIrv trade,
returned last night and announce that
there is no place like Butte. They will re-
open here at once.
:. Mailer, representing Charles RebstOck
H. Co., OF the Stonrwall distillery. is in the
city, on IL business visit He says Butte is
the best and most prosperous camp he has
seen i'll his travels.
Among the guests ut the Centennial YES
terday were NJ. Is. Miles OF Spring Hill, EFT.
Mcknstry OF Cariboo, q. W. Stewart OF
Arizona, ID. Van Schenck of Albany, and
y. Rosrnbaum Of Ogden.
+. y. Polslasc of Eureka. New, is visit
ing his brother. Thomas an old resident OF
Butte. He intends to make this city his
future home. MIR. Pnlgasr reports times
very dull in and about Eureka.
Fred. Root, OF Tidal Wave District.
Madison county, is spending few days
with Butte friends. He reports his lode,
the Tidal Wave as very promising. He is
shipping good paying ore to the East.
Thomas Napton, W. w. Dixon, Judge
Cole, John +. Forbis, Judge Knowles and
q. W. Staplrton, all prominent Butte at
torncy~, have returned from Deer Lodge,
where they were DtlSIlV engaged Tor the past
three weeks in the trial Of causes before he
District Court.
e. Ehmann, civil engineer and architect.
will soon engage in business in Butte. He
comes here from st. Louis with high recon-
mendations. While in st. Louis he super
intended the construction OF the Belchcr
Sugar Refinery. one of the largest buildings
in the West
Every patriotic citizen should contribute
to the fund being raised to aid the Grand
Army veterans in defraying the expenses
attending the observance of Decoration
Day. The members Of the post are hard
pressed to relieve The wants OF comrades in
distress. and can i'll stand this additional
expense. Contribute to the fund and con-
tribute generously.
A. J. Sparks, Of Warrensbury, Missouri.
is in the city. He is an excellent business
man, and carries with him strong testimo-
malls from prominent Missourans For
quite number Of years he was in the ed-
torial harness. He says that Butte is u1-
doubtedly the livelicst and most prosperous
town between tina Missouri river and the
Pacific ocean. He is anxious to become a
permanent resident of Butte. and is open
for an engagement.