The Dillon tribune., 1886-07-31
PERSONALS.


Rev. w. \. Shannon has returned home.
Postmaster Watson, Of Baunach. called
on the TR1BvNE.
Charlie Beehrer. Of Big Hole, paid the
TRIBUNE 4 cali.
Hen. Joe. \. Browne, OF Darling. was in
the city for day.
Mrs. VIM. Shineberger, Of Red Rock,
visited Dillon friends.
T. II. Hamilton and wife, OF Horse Prai.
RTE, were in town few days.
VIM. T. Mauldin and wife, OF Butte, are
visiting at Willowburn Stock Farm
F. l.. Graves and Miss l.. Nay, Of Ban
mack, were visiting friends in the city.
NJ. Haley, one OF the prorrietors OF the
Junction (ldal,o) Hotel, was in Dillon.
Mrs. DE-. Reinhardt and children re-
turned, the first Of the week, from Butte.
P. T. Knowles, who formerly owned the
warm spring in Ryan's canyon, was In town.
Miss Mabel Foster, Of Sheridan, has
been the guest Of Mrs. l. Fl. Hatfield the
past week.
Geo. II. Howard and Mrs. Howard, of
Glendale, were visiting Dillon friends dur
ing the week.
Nat Davis, Of Virginia City, passed
through Dillon last Tuesda, on his way
to HALEY, Idaho.
f. NJ. Leonard, formerly Of the Amazon
da Rcvie.y, paid the TRIBUNE a friendly
call Tuesday evening.
! I'M. Goodwin, Of Salt Lake, was in
Dillon this week in the interest OF that cx-
cellent paper, the 7,.bx"c
A. B. Knight, Of Tilton II Knight, job
printers, Butte, paid his respects to the
TRIBUNE Saturday night.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Noble and Miss Car
RE Carmichael started Wednesday even
ing for tour Of California.
DR.. Schnalhausen, Of Glendale, is OF
the sick list. It is to be hope'i ne Doctor
will be all right in few days.
]. B. Laurin, father Of the town Of
Laurin, In Madison county, was in the
city few days the past week.
Mrs. Mulkey, Marion Mulkey, Miss Rip
pey and VIM. Mulkey, all OF Salmon City,
were the guests Of Mrs. Burleigh.
Miss Mabel Coffin expects to start for
Missoula, Monday morning, on an extend
ed visit to her sister, Mrs. Nutting.
W. NJ. Knapp superintendent Of the
Salmon City stage line, was shaking hands
with numerous friends in town this week.
, f. A. Littleficld Of the Ogden D,Hly
Nc"s, has been examining mining prop
critics in Southern Montana for the past
week.
Phil ID. McGough, Robt. L. Wing, VIM.
ZONES, f. Coffin, Munroe Mann and Allen
. Black were at Helena to attend to land
business.
Mrs. E. Nasholds and daughters, Misses
Della and Lottie, Miss Matte Bryan, and
John Dolan, all Of Salmon City, visited
Dillon this week.
, a. B. Valentine, OF Bennington, VT,
treasurer Of the Plymouth Rock Cattle
! Co., whose ranch is on Horse Prairie, paid
the TRIBUNE a call.
Miss Maggie Reynolds, Of Fond du Lac,
Wis.,, niece Of R. A. Reynolds, will arrive
in Dillon about Sept. lst. She will teach
the Poindexter school.
US District Attorney Robt. b. Smitl,
went to Boze.nan to defend HALEY, the
Government timber agent, in his prelim-
mary examination, and has returned to
!, Dillon.
DR.. Azcl Ames, jr., editor of the Lire
Stock Journal, published at Helena, visited
. Dillon and the ranch OF the Beaverhead
Live Stock Co., Of which company he is
president
, John F. Bishop and Benz. Bond, OF the
e valley, took Wednesday evenings train
for San Francisco. They will visit differ
ent portions of the State besides taking in
, the ''doins."
: Fred Hopp and wife. OF Birch Creek,
S started Sunday evening tor California.
They will attend the encampment OF the
. &. A. r., OF which organization Mr.. Hop,
! is a member.
: John Reed and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Henry
Filing and daughter, John NJ. King and
e Stephen Guinan, all Of Virginia City, took
= last Tuesday evenings train for San Fran
cisco to attend the cncampment "i the G..