The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-09-03
PERSONALS.

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| Hon. Joe \. Browne of Darling. was in
the city Monday.
BENZ. Bond has returned from a tour Of
the Pacific coast.
John X. Selwav has gone to Miles City
on business trip.
| Mrs. II. Brundage wen, to Sheridan this
morning to visit her parents.
| Perry Kline has returned from Helena.
where he went 10 take in the races.
| Miss Mamie Cannon spent the week
! with her friend Miss Fannie Po;ndexter.
Phil Thorpe and wife went toWarm Sp'ss,
Deer Lodge county, yesterday morning
Prof j. Cannon goes to Anaconda Sun.
day morning. His school oegirs Monday.
Chas. Bliven and wife returned Saturday
night from 4 pleasure trip 10 Helena and
Butte
| Leonard Elel started Sunday night tor
Chicago to purchase a fall stock OF dry
goods.
Miss Lucy Staudaler goes to Deer Lodge
tomorrow morning to attend st. Marys
Academy.
Mrs. Cole. sister OF Mrs. Fred Wick, with
her daughter, have returned to their home
at Salt Lake.
John +. Bishop returned Saturday night
trom an extended pleasure trip to Califo,
mia and Oregon.
]. \. Nickum returned from Ncholia
the first OF the week and reports his mother
to be much better.
Mrs. Adams, mother OF Mrs. II. Halliday,
returned to her home at Camas, Idaho
Wednesday night
Miss Mary +. Carter returned yesterday
morning from weeks visit with her sister
at Beaver Canyon.
Mrs. Johnson, ". &. Orr's sister, and
Miss CAN'T expect to start ior the East
next Tuesday night.
Genial Jim Page, OF Twin Bridges was
in town Monday swapping campaign
stories with Mugwumps.
Geo. Perkins came down from Elkhorn
to meet his family that had been visiting
friends in Madison county.
r. p. Allen, solicitor for the San Fran
: cisco Examiner, was in the city few DAYS
in the interest Of his journal.
Rev u. ]. Frcw has gone to Salt Lake
{ city to accept position in the Utah mis-
sion work Of the NJ. T.. Church.
j.. b. l.. Pigeon, Of Virginia City, passed
# through Dillon OIL his way to Chicago,
I where he will spend the winter.
= Is. +. White took u party OF mining men
t on tour Of inspection to the mines in the
{ vicinity of Bannack and Argenta.
jill. Phillips, OF Bannack, came over and
G took the train for his old home in illinois.
Il lie intends to remain East all winter.
Lou G. Stringham and wife have re-
turned from Missoula, where Lou went Al
- delegate from Apollo Lodge, l. q. q. +.
Miss Nora lridwell. who has been teach
ing the summer term Of school at Red
Rock, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ID. Il.
Mason.
A. f. Clark, Of Chicago, president OF the
Dillon Mining Company, after an nspec-
y ton Of the company's mines at Bald mount
" ain, returned to Chicago.
Mrs. w. II. Dorchester, started last Fri
:. day evening for Bay Horse, ldato, to join
:, her husband who has been employed at
!, that place for the past two years.
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n Jos. J. I.oughridge. of Bald Mountain di.
trict, was in town few days exhibiting to
o his friends samples Of gold from the new
r. placers in which he Is interested.
:. Austin Gormlcy, a former ".ym," on the
Na1,so~iam, passed through Dillon Satur
a day on his way to Ann Arbor, Mich, where
d he will atte,.d school during the winter.
c Rev $. u. Hooker, rector OF the Episco,
e pal Church at Dillon. \ gentleman very
n much beloved and respected By all classes
in that city, called on us this week Li,r-
Skoc& :7"~r"m.
Miss kcnnic Coffin left I'hurs.ia, morn
- ing for Delaware. Ohio, to attend the Meth
'e odist school located at that place. She went
- via the \. r., and will stop in st. Paul and
:" visit her brother 4 few days.
: Mrs. Geo. ilarcesty, Of Sheridan. who
. has been visiting friends in this town aud
:. in Bannack for the past two weeks, starts
for Spokane Falls, W. T., next Monday
:. morning to visit her husband.
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