Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
PERSONAL.

r.. c. Wilson, from Boseman, is stopping
at the Windsor.
E. E. Corbin came over from Boulder
yesterday on . short business trip.
Couture q Leford will hold-one OF their
delightful socials this evening.
J. X. Mallory, from Anaconda, il guest
at the st. Nicholas.
II. Adams, OF Denver, il registered at the
st. Nicholas.
Miss Dorinda Powell will shortly pay q
visit to friends in Helena.
WIN. Dustin is up from Miles City. He is
stopping at the st. Nicholas.
w. Buck and wife, OF Moose Creek, are
guests at the Centennial.
r. Holbrook. one III the Pocatello's solid
! citizen, came UP from there yesterday.
Miss B.. s. Lawson came up from Stuart
yesterday and is q guest at the Centennial.
C. H. Blake, from Helena, placed his au-
tcgraph on the St. Nicholas register yes.
terday.
Major s. s. Reed. of Boulder. placed his
autograph ON the Centennial register yes
terday.
j. A. Mackay came over from the capital
yesterday and is stopping at the Centen-
NAL.
Thos. Ford and wife came up from Deer
Lodge yesterday aud are guests at the
Windsor.
j. T. Quigley and wife came up from An
aconda yesterday to attend The lecture
last evening
Charles Gould, foreman OF the Anaconda
railroad shop, was visiting the South Butte
shops yesterday.
The police force report the city quiet
fs,~ <ho ~oc$ vvooI-hoNoo Int little PsNlSCo
Court business.
Quite a delegation OF Anaconds's promi-
nent citizens came up from there yesterday
to attend Davitt's lecture lastevenipg.
Col. Charles d. Curtis. OF Helena, arrived
in the city yesterday noon in company
with Mr.. Michael Davitt.
will leave in q few days for the East where
they expect to spend the winter.
Mr.. d. N. Dellinger returned Inst evening
was the guest of Mr.. Jos. A. Hyde and
J. H. Legion.
Indian Agent Gallagher, from Fort Hall,
and will return home to-day.
James F. Agler, the General Agent Of the
Union Pacific Railroad at St. Louis, left
OIL ldSU ctcIllUS 3 UT1IA lOE CAC oOuVus
Sam DeBow, OF the Atlantic Fast Freight.
left last evening for the Coast being well
satisfied with Bob Grants management.
C. o. Christopherson. from Glendale, ar
rived in the city yesterday and is registered
at the Centennial.
w. H. TroWbridge arrived FROM Helena
yesterday. Mr.. Trowbridge came over
from the capital on a short business trip.
C. H. Carol and John Toohey, from Gar.
rison, arrived in the city yesterday. They
expect to remain only for a day or SO.
Maj. Blickensderfer, the efficient and pop
ular Division Superintendent ofthe Utah &
Northern Railroad, arrived in this city yes
terday, by special car.
Mr.. Lambert Molinelli, of the Helena In
dependent, made a fyin, trip to this city
yesterday. The MINER acknowledges a
pleasant call from the gentleman.
Dominick Friler, from Wickee, an uncle
Of Louis Lieneman, is paying his nephew a
pleasant visit. He intends visiting Louis
sheep ranch before he returns home.
c. P. H. Bielenberg. from Deer Lodge,
came up from there last evening. Charley
says that the Gold Hill lode ia looking fine
and he is going to work it for all there is
in it.
NJ. A. Thompson, United States Indian
Agency Inspector, was in the city yesterday,
of the Utah Northern, who showed Mr..
Thompson some of our mines and smelters.
Doctor Charles S, Whitford will shortly
leave Tor a trip to the Pacific Coast.
Charlie will be absent about thirty days.
During his absence Doctor O. B.. Whitford
will attend to bis practice.
United States Indian Inspector NJ. A.
Thomas left for Spokane Falls last even
ing. where he goes to inspect the Indian
agency which is located north OF that
point.
Charles Kennedy, General Agent of the
Albert Lea route, arrived from the East
yesterday and left for his Headquarters at
Portland, Oregon.
General Passenger Agent Boynton of the
Albert Lea route made Butte n flying visit
yesterday and is o en- route to Portland,
Oregon.
Mrs. Mary Purcell returned to her home
in Dublin Gulch yesterday, having spent a
pleasant visit to Gregson Springs for the
benefit OF her health. The lady says che
ha. greatly improved in health by her visit.
Frank Kraml;ch, of the American House,
Walkerville, has just returned IRON a six
weeks visit to his parents in Lehigh
County, Pennsylvania. whom he had not
seen for ten years.. His daughter accom-
panied and returned with him.
John o. Toole returned yesterday from
a trip to Gregson Springs, where he has
been having a good time for the last ten
days. John weighed 1875 pounds when he
left, and what was his surprise yesterday |
on his return when he tapped the beam at
2O6.
There was a large and enthusiastic meet
ing OF the Young Mems Democratic club
held last evening at their rooms. Six hun
bred torches were ordered by the club: |
Over seventy names we're added to the list.
The club will turn out TO receive Mr.. Toole |
on his arrival in Butte shortly.