Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
BUTTE SOCIETY.


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BUTTE SOOAhII
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Hts Movements, Evont1S H~appenangsss
,Gatherinps- p-Arsona1s. Etc.
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esyslsa .ely P.easahS SOCIAL evenss nSse
OCcu11eu u"fiDs inc Paso wSeA,-1nu saose
are promises OF many othsrsatearly dates
caro- parties are already being revived, ano
those who are devoted to whist, euehre or
poker arc getting ready for the winters
games. A few informal teas have been
given, bat the teachers institute and poli-
tics .eem tn have attroctad tba most at.
~tention.
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,;s %t;a M ;.;ands a''o' Is over ITO" 1e'ena
lnomas Turcen. OF Deer Lodge 's visiting
!. '''oef' MS, MOTIFS
terday from Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Marcus Daily and children are spend
ing q few days at Anaconda.
Mrs Lon bast, representing d. W.. King
OF Cnicaso' Is IN ene city.
Mr.. Jack Cole and family will soon move
to Helena, where they will remain.
Mrs. Green Majors entertained some
friends to a luncheon Thursday.
Miss Hattie Evans and Miss Ellen Meikle-
john will spend this week in Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eltinee are exnected tn re-
turn home from California to-morrow.
n g Murray retnrned home vo.terlav
morning from q, business tr;n to idabo
Rev. S. R. Blackiston ia exnectad To r..
turn home the l.tter mart ~ I'M. waak
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mrs. JO0ns Gurus, Oh Ia1s
city 5s91S
Patrick COnlon wilIsehtartain~his friends
tosRssHfne dinner at, his residence tomorrow
agenfAE,
M6otxE Willie Curtis has bought a Shet
landl p0n4lMhieh heswM take to his home
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;,,tnra hone "" AnaAs Du''e nAs
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h,,.,.r Er;dar a.an;na 80 g1.o"n i.om n
%serions Injuries.
NJ. u I;n,or4h -. .4.. $780,.
home vestordav m"rn;n .u f.e ers'e en a retusaea
visit, To friends in Cal;forn;a
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cta ara n;s;t S.i fs;.n !; - ~ az H to" 1 TU =
will retnrn home This week 1A'
M;.. N.,,;. Ioh,.4o." I'LL --
$500, M ~ T I o'a
$3.50 COY nlouo
y host If friends who w;,I reo 81 h !" a ma
comnanv her "a "a, "a Sail, T.ale C;t~
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nv fash;on which NAV he - ;n+erost -, 4Ia
COMING hr;des and oronms F;rst ~. w. IN ~
wodd;nc ;nv;to t;ons 70 ~ no rosh. ." ;
+ devoives nn"n tho hr;de-aIect :" roa I"
her calling list so as 20 include ali the lady
friends her lover wishes to favor. Such
gentlemen as are not to be reached orally
through wives, sisters, cousins or aunts,
will get their bidding from the groom.
Small weddings are to be the rule, the Eat
home to witness the rush. A small COM
mittee OF intimates will he assigned to pre-
ent people. not to the bridal party, but
o one another.
Mr.. Snead OF Bloomington, Wis.,, visited
Butte last week on his way to Dillon to
visit his son, who is in business there.
N. L. Major, Superintendent of the
Houser-C Cleveland mines, belonging to Cur
tbs, Boyce & Smith, is visiting the CITY.
Miss Laura, King who is nov v;s;+;n,
friends at Fort Renton will soon rot'rn +e
Butte. where abe will snend the w;ntar
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en VA last w. wes d" vs. Wilt 'a hae over 'aeth from Me- Me.'
G Hs.n ,asg Go " !" y" ; x,s'I nee 1notner, MRS.
r Ell 'a'oos' Will 1e'ofn no"e 70 NOR
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CoJ. Charles u. curtis VIII accompany
Michael Davltt to Butte Thursday evening.
Mr.. Dav1tt while here will be the guest OF
Marcus DAILY.
Mrs. George Irvine's sister, Mrs. Mills, is
expected up from Deer Lodge the first of
the week. and will remain until after the
party at the high school.
MRS. J. Il. RussELL's LUNCHEON.
Ono ~ tho r,,s+ ,1..so, u..+.e a..
mast veek vas a 1nmchson a;ven n - y 1919 .ne
S.x-'"N - 80 u Io nne1Wu"y