Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-11
PERSONAL.
Will English is over from Cable.

Will English is over from Cable.
w. A.. Logan is over from Deer Lodge.
j.. L. Spencer, from Glendale, il in tn,
city.
H. F. Redford from Glendale, is in tb,
city.
J.. We'll, from Helena is stopping al til,
Windsor.
Richard and Frank Turner came in from
Grace, yesterday.
Miss Bertha Smith came over from thu
Capital yesterday.
4. Ryan and his two sons came in from
Boulder yesterday.
+. o.. Curtis is registered at the Windsor
from Spokane Fails.
Wilbur E. Sanders, a son of Col. Sanders
is over from Helena.
Mrs. +. Z. Miles came up from Stuart on
a shopping tou yesterday.
Mrs. NJ j. Harris is mp from Anaconda
and is a guest at the Centennial.
Misses Johnston and Stebbins returned
from the Pacific Coast yesterday.
NJ. Detring who is travelling for Venable
& Heyman, Of New York, is in the city.
A. {. Leger and Daniel James from Deer
Lodge are quartered at the Centennial.
James Brown. from Deer Lodge is in the
city n expects to return home to day.
l.. kaufman, from Glendale, placed his
autograph on the Windsor register yester-
day.
Addison Smith, OF Deer Lodge, came up
from there yesterday and returned last
evening.
F. G. Brown, Superintendent of the Blue
Eyed Nellie lode, came up from Anaconda
yesterday. 4,
Miss Tilla Hall. the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hall, will give a party to her
numerous friends this evening.
u. D. Mcmillan, from ph Iipsburg, is in
the city on business. He sleaks in the
highest terms OF that busy burg.
F. w. Werlitz has just returned from the
Big Hole country, having gone there to ex-
anime several mining locations.
Frank Miles was up from the Deer Lodge
Valley yesterday. lie reports crops, now
being harvested, in excellent condition.
Thomas Rutter, the photographer. has
just returned from an extended trip. While
gone he took over 100 landscape views.
Miss Della McParlan will leave for
Helena next Sunday morning to pay a
pleasant visit to relatives at that point.
Mrs. Jennings, who has been visititg Mr..
and Mrs. Moffit for some weeks past, left
for her home in San Francisco last even
ing.
L. F. Stafford, from the Butte Hardware
Co., and Mr.. Sipes, left yesterday for the
National Park. They viii be absent thirty
days.
Miss Jessie Collins, sister OF Mrs. l.. P.
Thibault, left for San Francisco last even
ing, the lady having spent very nearly a
year in this city.
Charles f. Booth, the Democratic can
didate for clerk and recorder, returned
Monday from Gregsan's Springs, after IN
absence of several days.
w. II. Young and family. accompanied
by H. R~'udebush, expect to leave Tor a
hunting and fishing trip on the Big Hole
next Thursday morning.
e. o. Ziegenfuss is on a visit to his family
at Denver. He contemp!ates starting for
Butte Saturday, but will stop over a few
days while enroute at Salt Lake City.
Frank NJ. Goddard, OF stuart, reports
the potato crop this season at his place as
immense. He left a specimen on our table
which weighs over three and onc-half
pounds.
James r. Baldwin. who had his leg
broken about a month ago, was out on
the streets yesterday for the first time.
Jimmy Is friends all desire to see his speedy
recovery.
Misses Whitford and Pierce left the city
last evening Tor Divide on a fishing trip.
The ladies were SO anxious to go that when
last seen they were making for the passen-
ger train at 81 2:4O rate.
Messrs Hcnnessy and Courtney returned
from q trip east where they purchased a
large stock of dry goods. Mr.. Hennessy
says that they will open their dry goods
establishment September 18th for certain.
j. ID. O'Brien left for the East on last
evenings train to visit his I'D home at
Berlin, Wisconsin. Mr.. O'Brien has been
IL valued employe at Jack LavalI's for
.hree years past and this is his first vaca-
ton.
DR.. Gleason. CIV. Newton, Punk Bartlett.
larry K,upfer and Mr.. Lyndon returned
home from the Park yesterday. They all
say that each one has gained from five to
twenty pounds apiece. Punk says he gain
ed forty.
Marshal Jolly says he never knew that
he had SO many friends in Butte until
within the past few days, for he has shaken
hands with almost every man, woman and
child in the city, who came to congratulate
him on his good fortune.
Miss Cora and Master Willie Young. &C.
companied by Topsy Bishop, who have
been spending several weeks pleasantly at
w. H. Newkirk's on the Jefferson, will ar
rive this morning. Master Willie brings
along with him q wagon load OF ducks.
Frank A. Dyer, for a long time passen-
ger conductor on the Denver, South Park
& Pacific Railroad, arrived in Butte yes
terday, and left on last evenings train for
Livingston, where he goes to accept a
similar position under Superintendent
D.,~J,a - %to NoutLaun p,niHn Epo n L i
an old railroad man and thoroughly COM
petent to fill any position assigned to him.
Sidney E. Bretherton, who has been
paying a visit to his brothers in this city,
lett last evening for Leadvilie. Mr.. Breth-
erton is the inventor Of two patents which
will be OF vast saving to the smelling
works. One consists OF eievating Stag for
the dump at a small nominal cost.
Another consists of using hot Stag for
making steam. by heating the boilers, in
stead OF using fuel. Those who have seen
the models speak in the highest terms
thereof. Mr.. b. is q brother to our fellow
townsmen, George and Walter Bretherton.
NJ. H. laval, having terminated his
connection with The MINER, left the city
on last evenings south. bound tram. Mt.
Lawalt will visit a short time at Salt aEe
City. and then proceed East to Pennsyl-
vania to enjoy a visit with the old folks
at home" who are quite aged, and from
whom he has been separated over seven
years. Mr.. laval has made many friends
among the boys who have worked un'ier
him while he was foreman OF the
MINER composing rooms, and they join IN
wishing him a pleasant journey and future
prosperity.
Wedding Bells.
John Morris and Mary Ann Cuff, both OF
Anaconda, were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony by Father Tremblay on
Tuesday. After the mad oeen
no,rormed nv the Reverend Father, the