The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-07-10
PERSONALS.

John Y. Scvnol<,. of Rvan> CANYON, was
in town.
Geo. l.. Ha,chel,'er. OF Horse Prairie, was
in town.
Hon. Joe \. Browne was in the city on
Thursday.
Mrs. Cy. Mulkev. OF Boise City, Idaho is
in the city
William q. Phillips, OF Bannach. was in
town Tuesday
Mrs. E> Hughes has been quite sick. but
is convaiescins.
Alex Metzel. OF Fuller Springs. visited
Dillon this week.
Mrs. f. NJ. Eastman. and son Arthur,
visited Butte this week.
John Nesbit and family, OF Gra>>lopyr,,
spen, the Fourth in town.
Dave Ailerdicc. Of Spring Hin, was
noticed in town this week.
Genial John Scollv went to Helena
this week ON land business.
Mrs. Anna Martin. Of the Pom. of
Rocks, was in town SATURDAY..
Rev. +. +. Bostwick arrived in iowa
Thursday. from Twin Bridges.
K. L. Wing spent SUNDAY at Joe A.
Brownies place. on the Big Hole.
James Mauldin. OF Willowburn stock
farm, was in town on Wednesday.
W. II. Gallagher and Prot: Quinan v;s-
tied the mines, at Argenta. THURSDAY.
lion. Martin Barrett, OF Horse Prairie,
made the TRlnt> NE 4 call on "Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. ". poindcx,er and son Phil,
and Miss Clara Sells visited Butte this
week.
u. Lamont and wife and dau. hter Mau!e,
| visited Butte and Anaconda SUNDAY and
Monday.
Mrs. :. &. Metlen and dauyht., Mis-.
BERTHE went East Tuesday night. for an ex-
tended visit.
John X. Selwav, has returned home a,,el
an absence OF several n,nths ON his ranch,
nea, Miles City.
Mrs T.. NJ. Bloomer ard children have
gone to Grand Island. Nebraska. for II visit
OF several months.
K. p. Patterson is making preparations
for an xtensivc prospecting tour will,
James ters,e. of Bannack.
Mrs. J. T.. zoe and her sister Miss Jamie
Carter spent an ENJOYABLE da, with Mrs.
Bray, at Arsenta, Thursday.
Miss Minnie Cook, OF Horse Prairie, a
niece of Mrs. NJ. Barrett, came down on
"Wednesday and went to Butte.
II. IIarrowell, Of London, Eng, manu-
tacturer OF a celebrated sheep dip, visited
this section of Montana this week.
Miss Sallic l.. Williamson, OF Horse
Prairie, has accepted the position as teacher
Of the ;rd and 18th grades of the Dillon
High School.
Rev q. W. Mintzer, of Salmon CITY,
Idaho, passed through Dillon Saturday
ON his way to attend the NJ. f. Conference
at l'ozc,nau.
l.. y. Hardness and Sam Iay.cr> rc,ur.,-
ell llOill i.ElSIIs1 'ltiA1, sltcl
in town day two. departed tor their
homes on Horse Prairie.
Geo. \, kippcy, OF Salmon City, Idaho
came over to Dillon to NEE, some ireru,
from the East. MIR. Rippev is an Cd
>choolna,r OF -. l.. kruicr,
.. f. MORSE and wife hav. rct,srnr,!
from Salt Lake CITY, to which poi,t ,nes
accompanied Mrs. Lansing. Mrs. MOI, c's
sister. who was Ir"is home.
Tom Cunuur. <i \r.enta. has ncrn i,
town this week experimenting the >hiu.
nent oil the balance O, the machinery, cts,
for the Dillon Minin. CO.. mill
Thomas I.ouyhrid,c and family. &C
compnird by Mrs. ". y. Shannon. lett
Dillon on "Wednesday n,urnin. for a trip Il.
the \a,iCHal Park. They go via Hozcman,
where they will stop !"r day or two and
attend the NJ. E.t,n,vrrnc: row in session
at that place.
Mrs. Don Magui,c, OF Ogden. Utah.
who has been visiting friends at Argen,a
and on Ecavcrhcat, na> gene to Avon,
, Mont. for visit of several months Geo
French and wife :.at Mrs. \. G:ac,c. &C
COM; ,..'.r" her Is Tar IL Butte, where they
will stop tor :. few DAYS.