Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-10
Mrs. Frank Harlow, of Park station, is
1879

Phil Cameron was up from Anaconda
yesterday on a short business trip.
Mrs. Charles Carver, of Silver Bow, was
in the city yesterday on a shopping tour.
j. ONeal came up from Deer Lodge yes
terday. He is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
Will Bach. a brother OF Judge Bach,
paid Butte a flying visit yesterday on bust
mesa.
c. e. Sawtelle, q prominent merchant
from Anaconda, was in this city yester-
day.
Tom Gardner was up from Silver Bow
yesterday. He returned home again last
evening.
J. F. Saville and G. C. Whiting came up
from Stuart yesterday. They are stopping
at the Centennial.
John Hope came up from Dillon yester-
day and placed his autograph on the st.
Nicholas register.
C. P. II. Bielenberg came up from Deer
Lodge yesterday. Charlie says his mines
are looking fine.
Mrs. C. H. Fiske, who has been spending,
a couple of weeks with friends near Stuart
returned yesterday.
Col. Stephen DeWolfe, has gone to Salt
Lake. He expects to be absent until about
the first OF next month.
C. H. Mcleod, of the Missoula Mercan-
tile Co.. is in the city on business, and is
stopping at the Windsor.
Phil NJ. Sanders, from Philipsburg, was
ON the street yesterday shaking hands with
old-time friends. He reports that burg
lively.
James L. Hamilton was up from Ana
! conda yesterday. He says the people in
that burg believe that the smelter will soon
be started up again.
Jos. Metzer, from Grand Junction, Col,
arrived in this city yesterday. Mr.. Meter
proposes to look at some OF our MINIS be-
fore he returns to his home.
Phil. A. Julien, formerly of THE MINER
staff, is now connected with the Engineer
Corps who have charge Of the Cascade Di-
vision of the Northern Pacific.
d. A. Convey, from Helena, is stopping at
the St. Nicholas.
j. C. Shaubet and wife, from Garrison,
are guests at the st. Nicholas.
Charles Mccain and wife, from Spring
Hill, are guests al the Windsor.
J. w. Beers, Charles Hass and Launder
Fischer, arrived from Anaconda yesterday.
S. NJ. Hendrick arrived in this city yes
terday from Pocatello on a short business
trip.
Miss Annie Simpson came up from Warm
Springs yesterday. She is Il guest at the
Centennial.
John Connor and Patrick Fox, direct
from Kerry, Ireland, placed their autograph
on the Centennial register yesterday.
Mrs. Lamb, from Warm Springs, arrived
in this city yesterday. The lady is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Marie Powell will leave this moring
for a trip to St. Louis, where she expects
to spend the winter.
H. Tuggsy, formerly the proprietor OF the
lannon's Tuggy boot and shoe establish
ment in Denver, arrived in this city yester-
day. He jig stopping at the Windsor.
Dave Murray has gone on the East Side.
Before returning Dave expects to connect
Stephensville by telephone with the out
side world.
Hon. W. o. Speer, who vent East some
time ago to attend his brothers funeral,
returned to this city yesterday. w. o.
was around shaking han ls with his old
friends who were all glad to see him.
Ralph Bagsley and wife and C. A. Car
penter, OF Pittsburg, Pa, accompanied by
Mrs. F. II. Eaton, OF Medora, Dakota: ar
rived in the city yesterday morning. The
party are on a sightseeing tour.
4nOIna6 IL. NdpGOu mas SOue TO washing
ton. While there he will attend the ses-
sions of the United States Supreme Court.
where he has several important cases pend
ing.
Mr.. w. S. Parke, a former resident of
Butte, but now Of Dillon, arrived in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Parke meets many old
time friends in the Silver city who gladly
welcome him to his old home.
Mr.. T. N. Ferris, the r~ustling business
manager OF the Katie Putnam troupe, is
in the city. Mr.. Ferris assures US that
Miss Putnam's company, still includes
Emory and several other favorites OF Butte
theatre goers.
Carl Kleinschmidt, formerly of Butte but
now of Helena, arrived in this city yester-
! day. Carl was around shaking hands with
his numerous friends. He says he came
over to see 10 his mines in this district
are p~anning out.