Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
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H.sFoster ard: fife; fflioYnt 'Bosadet:: al
4 guestga at the St.tNicholass.'is:: 80: !@:s3 II :
J. Mc0onough and wife; i; WITH daughter
hre: guests at the Centennial. a. 80 90
i'll Eeeiey and. vile, from 1.Eeelew Sta
tion, arrived in the city yesterdaN.:,..~ =.
i n. ssPhelah, :. from Nurtan,s NGuicl., cam
Eup from tldfre yesterday.-.- .:e= =:
Il US. Lewis from; Springfield; Hiiaois, i
stopping at the Southern. a.::~ -,
"a. andsA:: s, .ponnsgsdiaan, from st. Paul
|are stoppinga at tie st. Nicholas. x: =
Walt Marsh, from Missoula, was shakin
lhands with friends inahseity. yesterday.
j. f. Sites came over from Wickes yester
day and is stopping at the ST, Nicholas. .,
Sam J.. Mills. of .SAyessrBow, was in tn
e atE. ;y s;ts d ssi lrRE 3D. tayersd TIE A1sn'
~: K. Miller arrived from Deadwood YES
terday. HeexpecRBj to 7remaihiin' Butte 10,
SEVERAL idBys. zsaH 75ts7 ,css.eeo -. :,
"Thetwtfe ef-HankSPipkering isaexpeetet
to- arrive homesin a 4ewtdays.trom an ex,
tended "Trip to the East ~-..-,.
.Winthrop Raymond oame, over from, Viz,
ginia GhyYeestsEdayJaa and pulffAiaA autograph
On the Centennial reaister.-- -.
~tLtGsLyjAeA, Of New Yerk City, has been
visiting. several :of- the mines ia Butte and
Vicinfty during the past Meeks 80 ,:;,~,.
Geofge. Lang,s efzFtwintt Bridges, passed
Sunday loc the boss:: zpinihge canih.u f1 the
world He retaras haae ITO Z, ~
Hapk artletttssata*J Jones' and sessral
otkers.left yesterday lor :Hhlhtfhe trip7oh
the YeHowstone:-Hg.5 37i@:sL1z: @7*:1. -.
John .ThGrntansaa ind tA1eex.! Rnfihsgsetng re-
turned to ,tht city Y2esterdaEy- aaftaef5 a pleas
an: "trip 70 TIE National PFa TX; -
ysG;P.H: Bjelenberg, the cattle king 5.of
Montana, came up from Deer Lodge-yes-
terday and is stopping at the st. Nicholas
VIM. Masyf5owxseff, IofNsw Orleans arrived
in the city yesterday. He comes for the
purpose OF visiting some Of our, mines, |
W. Coath and 7. T. PATTERSON arrived ins
this city from Helena yesterday. TheyE
expect to remain seyeralssdsys in thezcity.E
= EouhDenoonezpeets:ta sleav q He1eual
in: ardag.or two Tom goes aver to, the!
capital with!a view. to enter into business
NJ. " f Young s;,and family rte ttuirnnassaI|
yesterday from an Extended "trip to the
headwatsrs ofthe Salmon River: They re
port having an elegant trip ~7t7 >::s.t
F.. 4. Nathan, who has: besn4doiug baasinesa
!uc H,nunb ersof .eara in. Butte has closed
ol& and gosE toeSt. Paul where. he is COM
1ertsf with q. Clothing establishments at
Int place. g-;ss a .azse'. zrH. ...z,a
;;IstdusssNilletnaire leaves for Helena this
morning maccQifpauied y by .tire:: ~Grishlerl
DAVIES afe upes who:; will play during the
weeksEat that place, after having
,Ea5ed;the largest. weeks engagement al
be Grand Opera House during THE. past
easoA.S sH2a: .@G- = t3se~ .i,'-.sr =, !
It is reliably reported that C. @. Zieeaenl
uss, former editor of The MINER; is DOM
Francisfo ill., the interest Of the New
lork World and that when he has given
hat city p thorough wfite-up he will per-
c t,,arrangemef1ts for the World projected
ournaistic exploration OF Alaska. ~
AL. Stokes; the: Northern Pacifc.R Rail
lays agent at Helena; WIS over from. there
ast Saturdkyt1 MEET his wife sister. who
rrived In Butte on the Utah Il Northerh
from tbslpouth::s. Nj: Stokes returned
Day. af
Edward Denoon..a brother of Tom Dd. B
oon, will lea,xe. this. evening for his former4
ONE in Boston, Mass. He expects to gb
ITO business at that place. The boys will
e sorrytd hose Ed as ALI that know him
onor sadd2respect. .I1in:t He leaves with
aeir best wishes, for hi, Welfare, ID
' ':s'. bullion shipments g. :s:fl
F1sefelloting were the bullion shipments
usins .the past week ~bF tn. Pacific *
$50 h s. Fsra a1 N.sto aas11aa sinit..s......:=#sais
pGHM:141fetsAhn IL. 1919 No. ssl lis
barely peftsr:;:s..: keR2
bars by Moulton 1852 !