Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-30
PERSONAL.

Dick Wallace 10 up from Salt Lake Gty'
and is stopping at the Windsor.
Thomas Cameron, from Boise City, 10
resistercd at the Southern.
a. Elliott. Of Omaha, placed his auto
,ranho ON the st. Nicholas register.
Is Carver. Of Silver Bow, was in the city
vesterdav on q short business trip.
A. B. Holbrook came = rom Helena
Yesterday on q short business tr'p.
David J. Lloyd will start for e trip to
Europe after election, to see the old folks.
C. McCrai, OF Rocker, was in the city yes
tezday.
b, E. Terry. from Anaconda, is stopping
Governor Houser, wife and child returned
to their home in Helena yesterday.
John Davis is up from Anaconda and re-
ports business picking up in that place.
Walter Lamb came in from Gold Greek
Yesterday and is stopping at the Southern.
M. Collins and wife, accompanied by Miss
| Gordno, came up from Stuart yesterday.
Mai. 8. 8. Reed, of Dillon, was registered
| at the Centennial yesterday. He viii RI
main in the city q few days. ~'
J. E. Eferage, of Big Hole, arrived in the
| city Yesterday and 10 quartered at the
| Centennial.
7. B. Gardner and wife, OF Silver Bow,
| were in the city yesterday on a visiting
trip.
Mrs. WEIGH with her two children
came up from Stuart. They are guests at
the St. Nicholas.
Michael Cummings, George F. Ryan and
A.. Worth, from Missoula, are stopping at
the Windsor.
=. M. Evans, the mining reporter OF the
| Anaconda Review, is in the city, and
expects to return to his homein Anaconda
to-day.
E.. Rush came over from Helena yester.
| day on a short business trip. He is stop
ping at the st. Nicholas.
Mrs. A. H. Potter, OF Anaconda, after q
few days visit to her husband, returned
home by yesterday afternoons train.
Mr.. Frank Rateman, vile and two daugh'
| tere, Eliza and Pearl, arrived in the city
Yesterday from Helena and are guests ut
the Centennial.
John Paul, of Pipestone, arrived in the
| CITY Yesterday on a short business and Wis
iting trip. While in the city ne is registered
at the Centennial.
Mrs. William Buck came up from Ana
conda yesterday on a shopping tour to
this city.
Mrs. Edward Dudley and Miss Julia
Lucey, of Denver, Colorado, are guests at
the Centennial.
Charlie Griffith came over from Helena
yesterday and expects to remain for a few
days in the city.
D. B. Newcnmb, route agent of the North
| ern Pacific Railroad, was in the city yes
terday.
J. +. Gilroy and John Hassett came
over from theHecla yesterday and are stop
ping at the Southern.
R. j. Maybell, who is representing Averill
| Carpenter & Co., paper dealers, OF Chicago,
left last evening for Helena.
j. D. Lombard arrived nthis city yester
day from Eagle Rock and is quartered at
the st. Nicholas.
Robert erik will leave tonight for New
| York for the purpose OF laying in his stock
Of holiday goods.
Peter Pierce and wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Michael Horn, came up from Ana
conda yesterday to this city and are guests
at the Centennial.
L. Blickensderfer, a prominent railroad
official of the Union Pacific at Omaha, ar
rived in the city yesterday and is registered
at the St. Nicholas.
That staunch old Democrat, PheliS
O'Neil, from Silver Bow Junction, was in
the city yesterday and reports Silver Bow
Junction solid for Toole. and the Demo
cratic ticket.
Mr.. VIM. Wallace, Jr., the young Demo
cratic orator, returned to Helena yesterday
afternoon. Heexpressod himself as highly
delighted with our city, and wal sorrythat
time would not permit him to see more Of
it. The gentleman hopes, however, to pay
Butte a longer visit in the near future. Mr.
Wallace wal accompanied to the depot by
Judge j. J. Mediation, the President of the
Young Mems Democratic Club, and a dele
| CATION from the Democratic Club.