Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-27
PERSONAL.

w. E. Blake. Of st. Paul, was in the city
yesterday.
Fred Ellis, Of Sidney. Nebraska, is a late
arrival at the Southern.
NJ. Truteiand, post Office inspector, went
to Helena yesterday.
T. r. Ewart is up from Dillon and is
stopping at the Southern.
Charles and Richard Good, of Comet, are
stopping at the Centennial.
G. F. Binder, OF Detroit. Michigan, is a
late arrival at the Centennial.
James K. Reed was up from Dillon yes
terday on a short business trip.
Judge Galbraith and wife left for their
home in Deer Lodge last evening.
F. E. Moore and Mrs. Kate Castle, from
Basin, are guests at the st. Nicholas.
L. D. Fralmer, a travelling man from San
Francisco, is quartered at the Windsor.
R. M. Lewis, of Helena, vas in the city
yesterday and is q guest at the st. Nicholas.
A. J. Chase and Adolph Fritz. Of Rocker
were in the city yesterday on a short visit.
W.D. Lawson came in from Dewey's
Flat and is registered at the St. Nicholas.
Henry Jayner was up from Anaconda
yesterday. He reports that place picking
up.
w. r. Sinclair, one of the Northern
Pacific surveyors, was in the city yester-
day.
F. II. Gaylord came up from Warm
Springs yesterday, and is stopping at the
Centennial.
F. n. Evans, of Wickes. arrived in Butte
yesterday and is quartered at the St,
Nicholas.
A. {. ellis, OF Lyon City, arrived in the
city yesterday and Is a guest at the St.
Nicholas.
W. G. Donnell, of Spokane, was seen in
the city yesterday and is registered at the
st. Nicholas.
F. E. Moore and Mrs. K. Castle, of Basin,
are in the city and they are stopping at
the st. Nicholas.
Henry Moore, of Helena, arrived in the
city yesterday and will remain in Butte
for several days.
John Walker. of Deer Lodge, was seen on
the streets yesterday shaking hands with
acquaintance.
James T. Levens, OF Bannack, arrived in
the city yesterday, and while here is stop
ping at the Southern.
Peter F. Shuer, of Boulder, was seen on
the streets yesterday shaking hands with
ONu 0N4uOAASNuVCcs
Mr.. g. F. Bartlett, of the Bee Hive, de-
parted on last evenings train for Helena
on a few days visiting trip.
George L. Tracy and Charles Kimball, OF
Salt Lake, arrived in the city yesterday
and are stopping at the st. Nicholas.
". Beard came over from the Capital
yesterday, and placed his autograph on
the Windsor register.
James Furamce, OF Rawlins, Wyoming, is
at the Windsor. Mr.. Furamce is here to
endeavor to straighten out Kelly Bros
business, as be is one oil the heaviest credi.
tors.
0. S. Storiss, of Boston, Mass, arrived
in The city yesterday and is d guest at the
st. Nicholas. He says Butte is the l~iveliest
city that he has been in since he left Bos-
ton.
Mrs..H. G. Walton and Mrs. Sharpe and
daughter departed on last Saturday even
inq's train for Blackfoot, Idaho, where
they will spend a few days in visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. H. Potter, OF Anaconda, is regis
tered at the Centennial. She arrived in
the city yesterday. and after a few days.
visit to friends and acquaintance she will
return home.
f. H. Elliot, a strong Democrat of South
Butte. was in the city yesterday, and says
that South Butte will give Joseph K. Toole
and the whole OF the Democratic ticket a
large majority.
c. J. Walsh, Esq. will leave this evening
Dillon to be in attendance on court, in
place of W. Y. Pemberton, Esq, who has
gone on the East Side. Mr.. Walsh hopes
to be able to return in a few days to look
after his campaign in this county.
lot OF the Republican candidates hired
two secondhand Frenchmen to go down to
the Nine-Mile House yesterday and address
a meeting for them. Everything seemed to
be going nice as pie till a load OF Democrats
that understood the French language drove
up and made a few remarks, when the
folded their tents like the Arabs
and as silently stole away"