Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
c NEWS NOTES.

Silver still remains at the advance t.
92x.
Hon. Sam Word is visiting his family a
Virginia City, Montana.
The Republican County Convention O
Missoula County was held at Missoul'
yesterday.
The night telcgraphic report was rather
late in coming in last night, owing to thu
wires being down east OF Ogden.
The many friends Of Miss Mamie Cullum
will be pleased to learn that she has re-
covered from her recent severe illness.
The regular Saturday evening social
given under the auspices Of Couture &
Leford took place last evening at Renshaw
Hall.
Miss Katie Nevin, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Dennis Nevin, returned to
her home in Virginia City, Nevada, Friday
night.
Next Monday the Northern Pacific Ex-
press Company will extend their business
to the way stations between Butte and
| Garrison.
Mr.. 4. Kelly leaves the city to-day for
Omaha, Nebraska, where he intends to ac-
c.pt a position in the Union Pacific Rail.
road office.
This is the way the River Press puts it:
''Mr. John Moftit. Of Helena. is to be con-
graduated. His wife presented him with
twins yesterdays boy and a girl.
Messrs. Brennan & Gettings, OF Anaconda,
who kept a dancing school in that town,
are in Butte, and are looking for a desir-
able location for a dancing school in this
city.
Mr.. G.. E. Maule, the senior member of
G. E.. Mau'e & Co., left last evening for his
former home at Omaha. While east he
will also visit rel .tives at Kansas City,
Missouri.
The entries of land in Beaverhead
County are unusually numerous this year,
on their claims. There is money in land
and they know it.
The Misses Maggie and Annie Carol,
from Laramie City, Wyoming, are payi. e
a pleasant visit to their old school-mate,
Miss Kitty Burton, of Butte. They speak
very highly OF Butte's society people.
What patience these Missoula people
have! According to a local paper, A
Italian band Of five pieces of music have
been doing the town for a few days past,
and make pretty good music, too"
Information is wanted of Robert Nord-
linger by A. Nordlinger, Of Park City, Utah,
who when last heard from was at Butte
City. Any person having any information
OF his whereabouts will please commune
cate it to this office.
Messrs. Couture & Leford will add another
feature to their popular social pext We'd
nestay evening. They will offer some val
liable prizes to their members and friends.
Each person will receive a cumbersome
OF which will draw valuable presents.
Mr.. Otto Wommelsdorf, OF the Hotel
Dieu, Stuart, was in Butte yesterday. Otto
is one af those genial gentlemen who COM
lnand the good will and friendship of all
with whom he comes in contact, and his
presence is always welcomed by all who
know him.
Col. Daniel Searles, editor OF The MINER,
was Unexpectedly called away from his
post OF duty last evening by a telegram
conveying the sad intelligence that his wife
is dangerously ill at Prickly Pear, where
she is visiting with old time friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark.
MsSouian: ''There are a number OF
in town who make u business OF
stopping citizens on the streets and beg
ging. Thu authorities should scare them
by offering them work" They are prob.
ably the same gang who have been driven
out Of Butte and Helena.
The members of Butte City Lodge, No.
II, Independent Order Of Good Templars,
treated themselves and a few invited guests
to a banquet at their hall last evening.
The hall was filed to repletion with the
youth and beauty of the city and the
merry peals Of laughter gave evidence that
all enjoyed themselves.
Frank E. Vaughn, for many months past
Of THE MINER Job Rooms, has
his connection with the office to 20
into business for himself at his former
leadviile, Colorado, and leaves for
that point this week. Mr.. Vaughn is a tai |
and capable man. a painstaking and
thorough workman. He will deserve well
Of any community where his lot may be
cast.
Many of our readers will miss in this
mornings issue the usual batch of society
personals and cosby items relating to the
OF the fair sex and their gallant
in the city. Our society editor
is on a vacation to the country. A letter
rom her appears elsewhere in this issue.
On her return our readers may reasonably
she will be even more industrious
than ever in the gathering of items of in
terest to movers in society.