Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-02
Personal.

- c. Lintean, OF Granite, was in the city
yesterday.
F. s. Gamer, of Philipsburg, is In the city
shaking hands with bis friends:
s. BINGHAM came MP from Me'rosc yester.
| day ON q short business trip.
6. H. Fitxgibbon, OF Virginia City, Ne
vada, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mrs. 4. A. Dunstan will shortly leave Tor
a trip to Blooming Prairie. Minnesota.
Thomas O. Miles was up from Silver o
yesterday. He returned home last even
ing. -.
John B. C1ayberg. one Of Helena's solid
| citizens, came over from the capital vestcr
day.
w. L. Beal came up from Deer Lodge
Nalley yesterday and is stopping at the
Centennial.
z. C. Maddux and wife, and Mira. Ella
Bingham, OF Melrose, are guests at the Cen
tennial.
q. Kinesmill, OF st. Paul, Isl late arrival
in the city and makes his headquarters at
the st. Nicholas.
E. 8. Baxter is q late arrival in the city
from Vermont Greek. He is quartered at
the Centennial.
Jas. Reilley, the senior member OF the
firm OF Kelley & Dillon. liquor dealers,
Omaha, arrived in this city yesterday.
6. ]. Young, of St. Joseph, Mo-, and John
Smith. of Mexico, Mo-, are late arrivals al
the Southern Hotel.
John Paul came over from the Pjpcstone
| Springs yesterday. He reports everything
running as usual oyer there.
Mr.. James B. MoCaig, agent of the North
ern Pacific Railway in Butte. an wife, are
spending a pleasant week with friends al
Helena.
N. j. Bieienberg, who has been in the city
for the past few days on a business trip,
departs on the mornings train for bis home
in Deer Lodge.
Joseph Coleman, who has been sick fol
several days, was seen on the street yester'
Retack II hh6d hdatagRid dfeEgl with 2 very severe
Conductor Gus Hagmann, who formerly
was conducting the Anaconda passenger. is
now running extra freight between Butte
and Garrison.
Father Tremblay is slowly convalescing
from an attack of pneumonia. The Rev.
| Father expects to hold the regular morning
services at the church tomorrow.
Last evening q large party assembled at
Overs new building at Centerville. Dancing
was INDUCED in until a late hour. A good
time was had by those in attendance.
j.. C. Shafer and William Gillespie arrived
In the city yesterday from Dewey's Flat.
They are here on a short visit and are
guests at the Southern Hotel.
Thomas Rutter, the photographer, had
the misfortune to run a rusty nail into his
foot. Tom, though able to be about, says
it is very painful.
County Commissioner VIM. N. Jack has
gone East on q business trip. While East
Mr.. L. w. Foster will attend to his duties
as Superintendent Of the Poor.
q. E. Browning, an old Faber pusher and
now of the Pension Department at Wash
ington. left last evening for Deer Lodge on
official business. He will return to Butte
to-day.
Henry Suprenauts, who was out on a fish
ing and hunting expedition to the Boulder
Basin, returned to the city yesterday,
bringing back with him two deer and a
large quantity Of fish, the fruit Of his ex-
plot.
Mr.. J. F. DulIea. the popular proprietor
OF the Silver Star Hotel, at Silver Star,
was in the city yesterday and was warmly
greeted by his many old-time friends in
lodges q very pleasant call from the gentle
man.
The Rev. A.. C. Coney, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, h has been
quite Ill for some time past ie, We are
pleased to state, out on the streets again.
The reverend gentleman will occupy his
pulpit at the morning and evening services
OF his church tomorrow.
Pat Conlon, of the Arcade Restaurant,
it is said: offers $50 for any one furnishing
information in regard to the person who
sent to him, from San Francisco, a paper
that contained two pictures, one represent
ing a Chinaman sending money to China,
while the other represents an lrisnman send.
ing money to Ireland.