Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
MENTION,

Dan Provost OF Miles City is at the St
Nicholas.
D. W. Thompson OF ST. sridan is at the st
Nicholas.
H. H. Snow OF Helena is a guest at tn,
st. Nicholas.
Perry E. Knox of Whitehall is q guest q,
the st. Nicholas.
N. Stevens Of %Philipsburg is registered al
the st. Nicholas.
w. A. Haven of Helena registered at the
st. Nicholas yesterday.
Veto L. Cross was a late arrival at the
st. Nicholas last night.
N. Generaux of Melrose registered at the
McDermott yesterday.
G. W. Borup of Fort Custer registered al
the McDermott last evening.
Joe Beaupre Of Helena was q late arrival
at the McDermott last night.
A. D. Simpson, Of the Oregon Wooden
Mills, was in town yesterday.
Michael Earles of Thompson Falls il
registered at the St Nicholas.
W. N. Culver OF Henry Lake, Idaho,
registered at the St. Nicholas last night.
Judge Noonan came in from Woodville
yesterday.
". W. Adams OF Philipsburg is at the
McDermott.
Herman Cans of Helena is stopping at
the McDermott.
John W. Keith OF Missoula registered at
the McDermott yesterday.
A. w. Voolfolk OF Deer Lodge put up at
the McDermott last evening.
j. R. Comfort is up from Twin Bridges a
guest OF the McDermott.
c. K. Larrabee and s. E. Larrabee of
Deer Lodge registered at the McDernott,
Thos. J. Houlahan came in from Wickes
last evening and put up at the McDermctt.
=. M. Vredenberg, manager of the Boston
Quintette Club, was at the McDermott yea.
terday.
DIR. NJ. S. Bacon arrived last evening
from Helena and will be in town 40 verai
days. He is to be found at the st. Nicholas.
George l.. Hay and James O,Msara of
Mlssonla were late arrivals at the St. Moi.
olas last Eight.
Z. K. and 8. E. Larrabee left for Port.
!an yesterday, having valuable property
there.
CA. Broadwater and P. p. Shelby. Of
the Montana Central, paid a flying visit to
the city yesterday.
A. T. Playter, the Anaconda druppist
was in town yesterday on business and r.,
sisted numerous Establishments held ont tn
him to remain over with the boys.
Mr.. Jos. K. Clark, ACCOMPANIED bv MIRO
Clark, leaves for u visit to Portland and
the Sound cities, to-day. On his return
trip MIR. Clark will visit the Ceur d'Alene
mines in which be is interested. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark will be absent from Butte for
about thirty DAYS.
Fred. M. Rogers, SOD of MI. 8. II. Ropers
.ne OF the old residents of Butte, returned
TO this city, yesterday noon, after q two
course in Chamberlain Institute at
Randolph, N. Y. Fred finds things consider.
changed and improved in Butte since
Ne went away, but he il delighted to retnrn
20 bis western home after his ~sojourp in the
'effete east" VI"
among iast nights arrivals by the Mon.
ana Central was the famous actor orc
Daniel Bandmann, come to nav
his friend John Mcguire a visit, He CANA
straight from New York and is on his wav
70 his ranch near Missoula in He'll Gate
mere he has some Of the finest imported
Dercherons in the West. Mr.. Bandnsun
vii De one OF the future attractions at the
opera house tbs season with his company
q the play OF "Austerlitz." now highly
poken OF by the Eastern press.
From the Madisonian: One of thosa
'ieasant society events which enthuse life
Q the West occurred ut Twin Bridges last
Wednesday, March ID, when the Wedding
Miss Birdie Pease and VIM. Ovslev Esn
celebrated. The was ner'
ormed at the residence OF the brides IA.
ents, Or. and Mrs. D. A. Pease, by the Rev
!. =. TAFT. The bride is we'll known and
ne OF the most popular youngladies in the
alley, and the groom is ex-Mayor Of the
aty OF Butte, where he has, host of friends,
liter the ceremony the happy couple vent
0 butte, where they win spend a few days.
nd after a short wedding tour, will retnrn
nd make their home at the ine farm which
ne groom recently purchased at Twin
ridges. The contracting parties enter unon
' 1elr new l,ie with the best wishes of all |,
.nian heartily joins. May their axs he
p"'ns p7 !