Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-20

G. savry. of Cable, is at the st.
DR.. Mussigbrod was in the city yesterday.
g. A. Lucia, OF Divide, is a late arrival
at the Centennial.
Miss Happy Kinney, OF Cable, is visiting
| friends at South Butte.
Charles Herman and j. E. Doty, OF WIS
| dom, are late arrivals in the city.
&. r. Marshall, OF Sheridan, registered at
the Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. l.. G. Purdy. a newspaper man oi
Cleveland. Ohio, arrived in the city yester-
day.
B. ". Evans, of Missoula, arrived in the
city yesterday, and il q guest az Che d.
Nicholas.
e. w. Bach. the senior member OF bacn'
| Cory & Co., of Helena, was in the city yes
terday.
H. L. Glenn, wife and daughter, MISS
Clara, of Helena. are late arrivals at inc
st. Nicholas.
J, NJ. Jones is now t~rainmaster on the
| Montana Union, running from Garrison to
Deer Lodge and return.
Manager Dave Murray, OF the Rocky
Mountain Telephone Company, arrived
home yesterday.
Mrs. j. r. Coburn and children, OF Glen
dale, arrived in the city yesterday, and are
stopping at the Centennial.
R. Sharp and James McEwan, OF Ana
conda. arrived in the city yesterday. They
are here on a short visit.
J. O. Leary and j. P. Anderson, OF Ban
mack, were seen Upon our streets yesterday.
They are visiting friends in this city.
General Agent Stokes. OF the Northern
Pacific, was in the city yesterday looking
after that company's interest.
Mrs. John Davis and family arrived in
Butte yesterday from Idaho. They will
hereafter make their home in this city.
Henry Morris and Thomas Jones, OF
| Anaconda, were seen upon the streets yes
terday, shaking hands with their many
friends.
Mr.. Elias Sporting, formerly of Bozeman.
has taken charge OF Nelson Story's large
warehouse in South Butte. Mr.. Sperl'ng
will soon remove his family to Butte.
Judge Mcdonald, of Granite, arrived
last evening md there are dark rumors
afoat that he intends to rob Butte OF one
of it's fair daughters on his return.
Mr.. D. D. Mcmillan, of Granite, arrived
in the city yesterday Mr.. Mcmillan re-
ports mining operations at Granite in their
usual prosperous condition. The West
Granite, Mr.. Mcmillan says, is looking
splendidly. Sinking will be resumed as
soon az the hosting and pumping machin-
cry, which is now at the foot OF the hill, can
be hauled up and put in place, the o at
the present time being too icy and slippery
to attempt it. Mr.. Mcmillan will return to
Granite Sunday next.
Mrs. and Miss BieIenberg arrived fro m
Deer Lodge yesterday. They are paying a
pleasant visit to friends in the city.
J.. J. Fallon, from Helena, the travelling
agent for the Union Pacific in Montana, ar
rived in Butte last evening.
William A. flaming, secretary of the
Montana Aid Association, left yesterday
on a short business trip to Marysville.
Tom Fa1lon, formerly of Butte but now
in Helena, was yesterday bidding old friends
good bye as Tom will leave this evening to
visit relatives and friends in Ohio.
Traffic Manager Hanaaford, of the North
| Superintendent Footner of the Northern
Pacific Express Company, will be over
from Helena to-day.
D. H. Churchill, sheriff of Lewis & Clark
County. was over from Helena after wit
uesses required in two or three suits to come
before the present term OF court OF Helena.
He left for home last evening.
J. T. Bepge, of Salt Lake, placed his auto
graph on the Centennial register yesterday.
Mr.. Benge was formerly a conductor on the
Utah & Northern running into this city .
The boys at the depot were glad to see his
smiling countenance. He will leave for
home this evening.
Jack Ferris, the advance agent of the
Katie Putnam Comedy company, missed
the train yesterday morning owing to the
change in the time table. Jack says that
he will be at the depot this morning at 8
O'Clock and go west if he has to charter a
freight engine to go on.
TMr. H. r. Brown, one of the founders OF
he MINER and well.known in Butte as q
thorough newspaper man, arrived in Butte
yesterday. Mr.. Brown is now one of pro-
p%rietors Of the Spokane Review, published
at Spodane Falls, w. T., a newey, ably
conducted and thoroughly reliable journal.
Mr.. Brown was engaged most of his time
yesterday IN shaking hands with his long
list of Butte friends who are ever pleased
to meet the lean job artist" of former
days. Mr.. Brown will remain in the city
two or three days.