Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-08
PERSONALS.

T. NJ. Mccall was up from Anaconda
yesterday.
n. G. Robertson was over from Glendale
yesterday.
j. W. Brown from Helena is registered at
the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Robert Mulhall is up from Blackfoot and
is registered at the Windsor.
F. r. Wallace came over to the Silver
City yesterday from the capitol.
r. P. Allen, travelling agent OF the San
Francisco Examiner is in the city.
Engineer j. D. Bentley brought in a train
OF cattle from Spring Hill yesterday.
C. Bernard and j. C. Keppler, of Anacon-
da are registered at the St. Nicholas.
T. LEMON came over from the Pipestone
yesterday and is registered at the Centen-
NAL.
John T. Vincent, of Helena, placed his
autograph on the Centennial Hotel regis
ter.
Thomas Beebee, the painter of Rocker,
was removed to Bishops Hospital yester-
day.
Ed. Denoon and party have returned
from the Park. They report the fishing
good.
Mr.. W. A. Maqueen, of Pipestone, was
among the arrivals at the Centennial yes
terday.
Mrs. C. Blake and the Misses Lizzie and
Rose from Whitehall are registered at the
Centennial.
Mrs. E. Neil and daughters arrived from
Helena yesterday, and are quartered at
the St. Nicholas.
Morgan Evans from Anaconda was
around shaking hands with his old time
friends in Butte yesterday.
Charles Blackwell, Manager Montana
Union Railway, will remove to the city
shortly from the Warm, Springs.
j. c. Wooters, detective OF Coles circus,
was one OF tie first contributors towards
Marshal Jolly's handsome badge.
Mrs. Isaac Carver and daughter Mary,
arrived from GAINESVILLE, Iowa, yesterday
and will take up their residence in Rocker.
Fire Marshal Jerry Mccarthy writes that
he is SO delighted with San Francisco that
he will not be home until after the holi-
days.
Yesterday the Rev. L. NJ. Schofeld left
for his home in Emporia, Kansas. It is ex-
pected that he will return in the near
future.
D. Cohen. Sr., from Anaconda, was relat.
ing to his friends about the great strike in
the Elbe Lode at the Windsor Hotel last
evening.
VIM. P. Forbis and wife, Mrs. Col. jerks
and John Cannon have returned from the
National Park and report having had a
good time.
Charles S. Rotshchild, who is travelingfor
Hart Bros furnishing house of Chicago,
and who has been in Butte several days,
will leave tonight for the South.
Dave Murray, Superintendent of the
Telephone system of Montana, returned
from Helena yesterday having placed that
Office in irst-class condition. He intends
to remain in Butte for some time.
Pat Conlon returned home yesterday
from the late National Land League Con-
~vention held at Chicago. He says it was a
grand sight to see the enthusiasm displayed |
by those present in favor Of home rule for |
Ireland.
Peter NJ, Collins, OF Silver Bow, has been |
appointed Train Master OF the Montana
Union Railway with headquarters at that !
point. His assistant has not yet been ap-
H. II. Metcalf, President Of the Colorado |
Stock Growers Association came in from
the National Park yesterday and left on
the $40 p. m. train for Denver. He speaks |
very highly OF the cattle ranges of Montana.
Mr.. Richard Jockey, one of the solid
men OF Helena, and withal a most genial
and companionable gentleman, arrived
rom the capital yesterday. Mr.. Jockey
las a large circle OF friends in Butte who
Ire always pleased to welcome him in their
The gentleman will return home
his evening.
Mr.. w. ]. Mcnamara returned from the
National Park yesterday. Mr.. Mcnamara
vas ten days in making the tour OF the
Dark, and says it seems to him that nature
deposited all it's greatest wonders in that
marvellous region. While there Mr..
Mcnamara met Gen. Beaver and Capt.
Schroeder, Of Pennsylvania, who expressed
themselves highly delighted with what they
He also came across a Jaw cockney
London who was constantly growing
bout 'the blarsted country and wishing
himself home. The advice Nc gave him
too pronounced and roseate for these
OlumnS. |