Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-22
PERSONALS.

E.. T. Ferris, of Bozeman, is stopping at
the St. Nicholas.
]. E. Morse, from Dillon, cam up from
there yesterday.
Carroll Smith arrived in the city yester-
day from Garrison. IS
L. Fl. Root and wife, from Whitehall, are
guests at the St. Nicholas.
Judge George w. Reeves came over from
Missoula to be in attendance at court.
Mrs. Castle and daughter, from Basin,
are guests at the st. Nicholas.
Mrs. B. Vaughn arrived in the city yester.
day from Murray. Idaho.
Jas. L. Goodwin and wife, from Warm
Springs, are guests at the Centennial.
Milo French. from Gregson's Springs, is
in the city in attendance on the Court.
K. II. Adams CO me in from Granite yes.
terday and is registered at the st. Nicholas.
o. Hight, the senior member of Hight &
Fairfield, has gone off Oh q camping out
trip.
j. Humbly came up from Anaconda yes
terday. He reports everything quiet down
there.
NJ. Clary. special agent of the Utah North
ern Railway, was in the city yesterday from
Pocatello.
Major s. 8. Reed. from Helena, placed
his autograph on the Centennial regis
ter yesterday.
E. Ryan, Miss Ryan and Joseph Ferrell
arrived from Boulder yesterday and are
guests at the st. Nicholas.
Miss May Wilson. from Greason's Springs.
is visiting friends in the city. The lady ex.
poets to spend a week in Butte shopping.
Patrick Clark, Of the Union Consolidated
Mine, is at the Grand Central, Helena. Mr..
Clark has been at the Capitol several days.
Dave Marx, q prominent cigar dealer
from San Francisco, arrived in this city
yesterday. Dave Is stopping at the Wind
sor.
ported to be taking out ore at their Moose
Creek mines that goes from 5000 to $500
to the tor
Judge Jno. T. Williams and II. Ray
mond, from Virginia City, are in attend
ance at the District Court and are stopping
at the Centennial. :
Manager John Mcguire left for Bozeman
Sunday evening, from whence he goes to
White Sulphur Springs, where he will play
the Lottie Wade troupe.
Ex-Alderman Max Lalande. who is now
busy getting out timber at Rock Creek, was
in the city yesterday shaking hands with
old-time friends. Mr.. Lalande left on last
evenings train for there.
Father Cushnahan left on last evening 8
train for Salt Lake, accompanied by a
number OF young men who will 60 there to
enter the college with which the Reverend
Father is connected.
Hon OO,n,,o1 vVouI n rvsvoI -, <1:o
terday from Virginia City, accompanied by
Word has engaged rooms at the St. Nicho-
las Hotel. Mrs. Word expects to make
Butte her home for some time to come.
Mr.. J. H. B. Foster and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. s. H. R. L.irene, arrived
home last Friday after having spent a
pleasant month camping out on the Big
Hole. The party report having plenty of
chickens and fish during their absence.
A party OF gentlemen composed Of Messrs.
J. W. Morris, H. Wienecke, j. Schillar. 4.
Demars and j. Osenbrug left yesterday
morning for a pleasure trip up the Big
Hole River. They contemplate returning
in about two weeks.
Lorenzo Hollywood. a brother to our
Frank Hollywood. arrived
from Belfast, Ireland, yesterday. The
young man expects to make Butte his
home hereafter. He reports that the riots
in Belfast were even worse than have been
reported.
j. N. Woods. in the city from Moose
Creek, leaves for home this morning. He
is well pleased with the property he is de-
veloping, especially as the shipments made
say it is first class. Mr.. Woods had the
OF voting against Col. Sanders
he ran against Mclean in 1864, and
is waiting for another such privilege on the
I'd of November.