Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
PERSONAL.

A.. J. Davis returned yesterday from
brief visit to Helena.
Will Craig and wife are expected to arriv
home from the East this morning.
D. S. Beck and vile and children from
Virginia, are visiting friends in Butte.
| T. s. Haverly and Miss Louisa Larson
from Livingston, are at the st. Nicholas.
C. S. Finehan and S. D. Sloan, from
Boulder, are registered at the Centennial
Henry Joost came up from the Warm
Springs yesterday. and registered at TIT
Centennial.
Frank r. Miles came up from the til
camp yesterday, and reports everything
lovely there.
W. Il. Smead, rom Dillon, paced his au
tograph on the register OF the st. Nicholas
yesterday.
D. Lamont, cashier OF the Dillon Bank,
arrived in the citv yesterday, and is stop
ping at this st. Nicholas.
Mrs. Chadwick, Of Helena, and Mrs. Nc.
Cormick, OF Missoula, are spending a pleas,
ant visit with friends in Butte.
Mr.. Sam Alexander. OF Helena. came
over from the capital city Monday evening
to visit his relatives at this place.
Robert B. Smith, United States District
Attorney for Montana. came up from Dill.
lon yesterday. to be in attendance at
court.
Mrs. Dakin. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. William Pinkham, OF this city,
returned to her home in Deer Lodge yester-
day, we'll pleased with her visit.
Hon. E. B. Waterbury, OF Anaconda. was
in the city yesterday and called a 1.-THE
MINER Office. The Judge is always heartily
welcome to our sanctum.
Doctor Bishop yesterday had Harrison,
who was blown up in Emery's catin. re-
moved to the hospital. He says HARRISON
is Q 80 badly injured as at first reported.
and he has no doubt that he will soon re-
cover.
Mrs. Laura G.. Robertson will leave the
city tomorrow to take possession of a
handsome fortune. which her attorneys
have written her, is awaiting her at her old
Kentucky home.
Charles Bielenberg. OF Deer Lodge. came
to the city yesterday to look after his min
ing interests here. The recent 1iattering
strike, near the Gold Hill" property, of
ore ~assayiug 1900 ounces OF silver to the
ton more than pleases him.
OF the Granite mipe. arrived in the city
vCCtSkA6v - ki1 AACI0Po1A SNVly
thing running smoothly at the Granite
Mountain mine. Mr.. Plummer expects to
remain in the city for several days.
Mr.. Sam Word, wife and daughter May,
returned yesterday from Helena, where
Mrs. Word went to inspect her new home.
The lady will leave Butte via the Union
Pacific Railway to visit friends in the East
on Saturday. after which she expects to
spend a few months in California or until
her new home is completed.
George Lockhart. a young man from St.
John, New Brunswick, has been employed
by the Miners Lumber Company, as book
keeper. Mr.. Lockhart was very highly rec
commended by all the leading firms OF st.
John, he being formerly connected with the
shipping firm Of Lockhart & Sons OF that
place.
W. H. Daley, who had been arrested at
the instance Of Horne, who is charged with
the forging OF q check, and which was pass
ed on Mr.. Alberton in this city, was yester-
day honorably discharged by the court, as
it appears that Horne was only trying to
shield himself by trying to imphcate Daley
in the transaction, when he was perfectly
innocent.