Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-06

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CT. stetson. from Boston. is stopping
at the Centennial.
w. F. Troutman, from Helena, is visiting
the great mining camp.
Harry Meach IL up from Eagle Rock and
is stopping at the Southern.
He. Stebbins was up from Melrose yes
terday on q short business trip.
e. J. Carter came over from Helena yes
terday on q short business trip.
James l.. Hamilton, from Anaconda, is
registered at the Southern Hotel.
w. A. Clark. ESQ.,, will arrive home from
an extended trip East this morning.
Thomas Graves and Mrs. Sherman, from
Bannack. are guests at the Centennial.
Thomas o. Miles. from Silver Bow, was
shaking hands with friends in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Harrington are put.
ting in a weeks recreation at Gregson
Springs.
P. H. Magher came up from Race Track
yesterday and was shaking hands with his
numerous friends in this city.
Howard DeMost, q prominent citizen Of
Minneapolis, arrived from there yesterday
and is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
Mrs. R. 81. Paxson, who has been visiting
friends in the east, returned home yester.
day after an absence OF several weeks.
D. Fl. Steele, OF Anaconda. who has been
in the city On business for q lew days,
leaves this evening on d visit to Ottawa,
Kansas.
A party consisting of James Prout and
wife, James Parfet, John H. King, and Miss
Ennis came over from Hecla yesterday.
They are guests at the Centennial.
Albert Kleinschmidt and wife, from
Helena, are guests at the st. Nicholas. Mr..
Kleinsehmidt is largely interested lin mines
in this district. He reports the Capital
lively.
George Newkirk and Frank Bateman
were out to see some of Perry Beal's quartz
lodes, in German Gulch, this week. They
report that Ptrry will soon be classed with
the millionaires Of the West.
W. 6. Collins and wife nave arrived from
Denver. Mr.. Collins while here will vieit
some of our mines. They are guests at the
st. Nicholas.
DR.. j. A. Tremblay, a brother OF the
Rev. Father Tremhlay of this city, intends
opening an office in Butte for the practice
OF medicine.
Miss Clara Roberts, the society editress
pf the DAILY M1NER, Accompanied the Or
der OF the Eastern Star excursion yester.
day for Helena.
William McDermott has left for the
Ceur D'Alene Country. He will be absent
several weeks as Billy has been investing in
some Of their rich mines lately.
Judge Thomas NJ. Bach has returned to
the East Side. He intends holdifig court
very sooh. at Fort Benton, which is In his
judicial district:
W: NJ. Cairnes; who lately purchased the
military telegraph lines on the East. Side,
arrived home yesterday. After an absence
OF several weeks.
Mrs. Fred Richie left last evening for
San Francisco. The lady has been in i'll
health for some time past. She expects to
spend the winter there;
G: L. Dahlet Arrived from Helena yester-
day. He says the Democrats are goitg to
elect their entire ticket in Lewis and Clarke
county this fall. So mote it be:
Chas. S. Wright was in the city yester-
day. He is alive to the political situation
and says the Democrats will score a big
victory in Beaverhead.
Yesterday Mr.. Benjamin Tibbey received
the sad news Of the death of his wife's sis
ter. Lizzie Kirby, at st. Clair, Pennsyl-
vania. The young lady was beloved by all
who knew her.
DR.. o. B. Whitford left for Helene yester-
day to be in a~tteheance at the session OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons. During the
absence of his son DR.. C. s. Whitford will
attend to his business
George c. Fisher has returned from his
hunting trip to Camas Prairie. He brought
with him chickens, duck, jack rabbits and
some antelope. We acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF some Of the game. George never
comes home empty handed.
Charles Newton, formerly OF Helena, and
who is now visiting his friend, Dr.. Newbru,
left last evening for Denver; Colorado,
where he goes to accept a. position in the
job department of the Rocky Mountain
News. 3
Harry v. Hopkins. a bright young man,
who has been collecting for the Street
Sorinkling Company, has accepted a posi-.
ton with the new book and stationery firm
Of Calkins & Co.
MI: and Mrs. James H. Monteath left
last evening for a pleasant visit east. They |
expect to be absent about three weeks. |
Mr.. Monteath is the pleasant assistant
manager Of the Inter Mountain.
Mr.. A. 7. Paynter, of Helena, is in the
city on his return from the Knights Tenn.
plar Triennial Conclave, at st. Louis. He
reports that there was a large number of
Montanians to witness the grand parade. |
James Truin, a shift boss at the Parrot
mine, has of late been failing in health. He !
goes to San Francisco with hopes of i'm
proving. His large circle of friends wish
him success in his trip and a speedy return
of health.
Father De Rychere, of Deer Lodge, will
for a four months trip to Louvaiu,
rext Monday. The Reverend
Father will be missed by q host Of friends,
who all join with The MINER in wishing him
a pleasant voyage and a speedy return.
VIM. Edge, of Marysville, passed through
the city yesterday, en- route to his old time
home in Sweden. Mr.. Edge has been away
the old country for seventeen years,
now that prosperity blesses his path
way he takes occasion to visit his former
home.
The wife of John C. Hancock, of Cener-t
ville, surprised that gentleman yesterday
~ arriving in Butte direct from England.
lady said that the vessel in which she
lad crossed the ocean was somewhat de-
aged but arrived safe in port, when she at /
started for Butte Mrs. Hancock felt
atigued with her long journey. &
John L.. Tompson, ESQ.,, for a long time l
he able manager of the Butte Reduction t
left last evening for Oxford. New t
lork. Mr.. Thompson goes to the Oxford
works again to accept his old e
as manager of the works at that g
lace. While here he made a great MANY
Mr.. Macarthur will nave full n
barge of their works hereafter at South 9
'utte.