Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-06-26

Helena, who has been attending school the
past ten months at Salt Lake, stopped q
day in Butte last week, visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Evans.
United States Attorney Weed, OF Helena,
\ is in Butte.
D. G. Norton representing G. p. kellogg
& Co., Of Chicago, is in town.
| Lewis Thorne of Chicago is in town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Peters OF Anaconda
were in town Friday.
School children from Silver Bow spent a
pleasant day Friday at Columbia Gardens.
Col. w. F. Sanders, Of Helena is in town.
| NJ. W. Wilson's air has become more
jaunty. not to say swaggering, and con-
scious pride and happy contentment beam
through every pore in his shining counte-
nance since the ladies have chosen him for
their darling. But his is a proud distinc-
tion and his pride is pardonable, very
pardonable, indeed.
Will and James Thompson and Lyn
Boyce will arrive home Monday.
w. r. Helmer is afflicted with the house
disease.
James Flood, representing Newhall q
Sons. of San Francisco, is in town.
Miss Brosie Noyes and Mr.. Will Noyes
start in house keeping this week on West
Granite street.
w. A. Haven of Helena is in town.
Jos. NJ. White and family occupy their
new residence on Quartz street.
O. K. Lewis. Of Dillon, is in town.
George M. O'Brien, OF Omahe, brother OF
Nichol o. Brien, was in town Friday.
One of Butte's most fascinating young
men has returned from four days sur
yeying trip to the mountains east Uf here,
thereby making one fair maiden exceedingly
happy.
Several prominent dry goods men spsnt
a day hunting horses in Browns gulch not
long ago, and turned home starved, with
no horses.
Mr.. Lasall, of E. & s. Hitler, OF San Fran
cisco, is in town.
The friends nf Holland Noyes will be
glal to know that he is cunvalescent.
Mr.. Case expects his father AID mother
here in a week or two.
Mr.. Hutchens, of Stern, Simons q Co., oil
San Francisco, is in town.
Father Tremblay arrived in town Tues.
day, and ia visiting his brother, DIR. Irem-
bly,.
Mrs. Lindsay, of Mill Creek, was in town
last week visiting Mesdames Gilllt and
Emerson.
J.W. Kendrick, of St. Paul, was in the
city Friday.
I. P. Newton will visit Paris in the near
future. He has of late devoted much OF
his time to the study of French, and his
knowledge OF that tongue having reached q
high state OF cultivation. he is detained
only by the cares OF an increasing business
from his contemplated trip to the land of
the parley vous.
G, E. Maui and Miss Catherine NJ. Pfeil
were united in marriage, Thursday evening,
at 6 o'clock by Rev. Mr.. McAllister. I'm.
mediately after the ceremony the happy
couple left for Ogden and Omaha.
Miss O'Donald left Sunday to spend her
summer vacation in the Cgur d'Alene
country.
are stopping at the McDermott.
VIM. Wilson, representing Seagrefeed and
Brandenstein; of San Francisco, is in town.
The picnic of the Baptist Sunday school
Tuesday last at Columbia gardens, was a
perfect success, not only affording the chill
dren and their friends much pleasure, but
realizing profit OF over $50.
Miss Laura Horst had, her school chill
dren out at Columbia gardens Tuesday.
The happy faces of the children as they re-
turned settled the question as to how the
day had passed with them.
Ferdinand Sands intends building onWest
Galena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eltinge returned from
Warm Springs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. lockwood and
Mr.. Law spent pleasant evening friday
with Mrs. Tom Lavelle.
Captain Alexander, the Great Neiden-
hoffen, that son OF Mars, who achieved
such military renown in California, and his
friend, Mr.. Collins, a gentleman engaged in
the more peaceful pursuit OF banking, in
tend giving picnic party in Central park
next week. Both gentlemen are known
for their genial and wholesouled hospi-
tality and their friends may confidently
look forward to gala time.
Miss Kate Hennessy's sister, Mrs.
White, has come from Philadelphia to re-
main. Mrs. White, like her sister,
quite an addition to Butte society. She
speaks two foreign languages as fuently as
her own.
w. J. Penrose left last evening for Soda
Territorial Auditor Sullivan "done"
Butte last week.
Capt. John Mccormick and Pat. Conlon
have gone to Helena.
Colonel Chas. D. Curtis Of Helena will
spend Sunday with his brother, Gen. John
H. Curtis, and family.
Daniel r. Garrison is over from Helena.
Geo. A. Carr, Esq, returned home last
evening from Marysville. .
Frank Hall and Caswell F. Dorley will
spend Sunday at Boulder springs.
J. E. Richards, II. Ellingwood, John H.
Curtis and Nell Lowrey have made some
substantial improvements upon their
homes in Poverty Flat, South Washington
street.
Mrs. Edward Campbell, OF Walkerville,
will visit her old home in Missouri, next
week.
Mrs. Josie Hollanbeck and Miss Josie
Hollanbeck leave this evening for Santa
Clara, CAL, to spend the summer with the
formers mother, Mrs. Rolla Butcher.
Mrs. Lowry is able to be out again after
her long spell of sickness.