Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
PERSONALS.

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burg.
W. Lippincett, Of Helena. is n late arr
val IN the city.
C. G. Reddine, OF Moose Creek, iss lat
arrival at the Centennial.
Kinney Arthur has made . flying visit t.
Salt Lake to his brother.
A.. M. Herbert, Of New York City. is q lat
arrival in the city.
John O'Neil and O. Emerson, Of Dee
Lodge, are late arrivals in the city.
John II. Johns, OF Anaconda, registered
yesterday at the Windsor.
Mrs. F. N. Rogers, of Anaconda. arrivet
in the city and is stopping at tho st. Mich
olas.
John b. Duffy arrived home this morn
ing from Dillon, where he has been attend
ing court.
J. E. Hample, Of Helena, arrived in tn,
city yesterday and is registered at the Cen
tennial.
Mrs. Kindead arrived in the city yester
day from Anaconda after an absence O
several months.
C. C. Haskell, of Norwich, Connecticut
arrived In the city yesterday. He is on {
visiting and business trip.
Mrs. NJ. Carr arrived home on yesterday
mornings train.
C. w. Adams, from Helena, is stopping
| at the Southern.
F. A. Tear. of Jefferson, was seen upo1
/ our streets yesterday.
Joe Saville formerly Of Butte returned
to his home yesterday in the Valley.
J.. T. Huntoon left for Helena yesterday,
to be absent several days.
J. c. Mcintosh arrived from Anaconda
He is stopping at the Windsor.
T. B. Garnder came up from Silver Bow
yesterday on a short business trip.
A. Armstrong and L. Mathews from .Twi1
Bridges are registered at the Centennial.
J. T. Dauterman and J.. King. of Virgins
City, are registered at the st. Nicholas.
Hon. Sam Word arrived home yesterday
from Helena, where he has been attending
court.
John HOLSTER arrived from Schuylkil
Co., Pa. yesterday. He is at the South.
ern.
F. s. Getchell, Of Helena. arrived in the
city yesterday. He is over on a few days
visiting trip.
Tom Daley. from Anaconda was in the
city yesterday shaking hands with his
numerous friends.
Rev. Geo. C. Stull is in the city from Ana
conda. and ret urns to that burg this a.. m.
with his family.
NJ. w. Clair arrived from Omaha yester-
day morning. He is stopping at the st.
Nicholas.
John II. Ferris, business manager of the
Katie Putnam troupe, will leave for the
West to-day.
Mrs. Laurie Wilson and Miss E. Ingram,
Of Princeton. Kentucky, are late arrivals
in the city.
Mrs. Munay, of Garrison, arrived in the
city yesterday on q visit to friends and
relatives.
D. Shovlin, Of Anaconda, arrived in the
city yesterday and registered at the st.
Nicholas.
Seymore White, who has been absent for
several months, returned home from Wickes
yesterday.
u. s. Dewey, Of Divide, was seen upon the
streets yesterday, shaking hands with his
friends.
John Forbis returned yesterday morning
from Virginia City where he has been for
the past week attending court.
Stephen A. Fleming returned yesterday
morning from q pleasant trip to friends in
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D'Achieul and Miss
Birdie Remley returned yesterday from a
six weeks visit east.
Morgan Evans, of Anaconda. registered
at the St. Nicholas yesterday. He is in
the city on a visiting and business trip.
c. B. Weidman, of Lynchburg, Va,
arrived in the city yesterday and placed
his autograph on the Windsor register.
Bert Block, of Salt Lake, arrived in the
city yesterday, and is making his head
quarters at the Windsor.
F. Nj. Goddard, of Anaconda, arrived in
the city on last evenings train and while
in the city is a guest at the Centennial.
Miss Gertrude Galbraith, of Deer Lodge,
daughter OF Judge G%albraith, is visiting
in this city.
Charles E. Moregrain arrived from Hell
ena yesterday. He reports business lively
ut the capitol. While in this city he is a
guest at the Windsor.
Phil. Cameron, c. Dowdall and Harry
Osborn arrived from Anaconda yesterday
morning. They are guests at the Centen-
F. J. Palmer, of Westgate. arrived in the
city yesterday, and will remain in the city
For several days, visiting friends and old
acqu%aintances.
MI. j. H. Villains and wife arrived from
yesterday on business connected
with their mines at this place. They are
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Westlake.
Judge McLeary and Mr.. r. H. Norton
we're the guests of w. A. Clark. Esq, yes
Mr.. Clark took them to the
Calusa smelter and mine, where the Judge
hav -oo - ~rkn nk,,-oI
A. Koontz, Joe Saville and w. A. Hens. !
ey, all OF Deer Lodge Valley, arrived in the !
:ity yesterday and are quartered at the
J.H, Ferris, the business manager of the |
Katie Putnam Company, wlllleave to-mor-
'ow Tor the west to prepare the public mind |
or the company's coming.
j.. B. Walker, president of the Alice
Mining Company, left last evening for Salt |
City, after spending a few days visit
o their works at Walkerville. While there
le was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. |
Hall.
Hon. Fl. r. Wolcott, a large mine owner
q Butte and also a director in the Colo
ado smelter, will arrive in this city on
november 20. Mr.. Wolcott will remain
several days in this city looking after
is interests mere.
John Mcguire. manager of the Montana
heatrical circuit, got in from Helena yes
erday with the Putnam Company. Mr..
[aguire has been absent for the past two
lonths from Butte. being constantly on
he circuit. He reports having good houses
lille away.
Judge McLeary and Mr.. Norton, clerk of
is court, will leave this morning for Hell.
IA: The Judge yesterday morning visited
le Parrott mine in company with Supt.
ibbey who showed the gentleman ali
trough the mine. He afterwards visited
le Alice mill where Supt. Hall showed him
Nv the ore was reduced and run into bull.
IN.
James Hanlan, John Zemost, L. O..
sonard and Thomas Jones, all of Ana
'nda, arrived in the city yesterday, to be .
attendance at the mass meeting which :
place last evening.
L.. G. Trent, the western agent for Frazer 4
Chalmers Large machinery house of Chi
go, arrived in this city yesterday from
Mr.. Trent will remain for several
Us to look after the machinery of the
Blue Bird mill, which his house fur.
shed. He reports having a heavy in
Ease over last years business.