The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-09-10
PERSONALS.

L. NJ. Bloomer is making his regular
business trip in Idaho.
Mrs. Robb, Of Junction, Idaho, i. the
guest OF Mrs. c. G. Noble.
Frank Landon and wife OF upper Black
tail were in town Saturday.
Mrs. q. W. Rote, who has been very i'll
the past week, is much better.
4. l.. Picket. and wife. OF Glendale,
were in town a part Of the week.
r.. +. Patterson is again behind the
counter at Darts Hardware store.
VIM. Roe and wife, OF Bannack. spent
several days at the county capital.
Mrs. J. c. Nletlen and daughter BERTHE
returned home Yesterday morning.
Rev. Dwight Spencer, Baptist mission
airy .as.large visited Dillon this week.
DR.. Fl. II. Pickman returned Yesterday
from business trip to Eastern Idaho.
Mrs. G. Mulkey and Mrs. Matte Stenon
came over from Bannack Wednesday.
Mrs. G. II. Savage, has gone to Horse
Prairie for two weeks visit with friends.
CT. Hobart cna wife, Of Centennial val
ley, came down Tuesday and returned to-
day.
Jos. Shineberger and Miss l.. Shineber.
ger. OF Red Rock, were it. Dillon i few
days.
Commissioner Geo NJ. Brown, OF Horse
Prairie, came down {, attend the meeting
OF the Board.
Rev. u. J. Frew, late Of Dillon, has been
appointed pastor Of the NJ. +. church at
Beaver, Utah.
! Rev. s. d. Hooker returned from con.
vocation Saturday and held services as
/ Usual on Sunday.
Judge Il. Y. Thomas was dow> from
Glendale interviewing his Dillon frienas
on topics political.
K. NJ. Rateman, deputy sheriff Of Glen;
dale, was in town Monday IN business be-
| fore the commissioners.
Miss Mollie +. Bridwell went to Spring
Hi; Saturday morning. Her school at
that place commenced Monday.
Major S. S. Reed, superintendent. Of the
Gilmcr 4 Salisbury stage lines, whose head.
quarters are Boulder, is in town.
Phil. Lowell, was in town the first half
Of the week, attending the meeting Of the
Board Of county commissioners.
Miss Maggie REYNOLDS, Of Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin, arrived Saturday morning. She
will teach the Poindexter school.
Mrs. DR. Newton, Of Butte, who has been
spending several weeks with Dillon friends,
returned home Tuesday morning.
Misses Fannie Poindexter and Mamie
Roe wen, to Deer Lodge Thursday
morning to attend the College Of Montana.
Miss Anna Eastman, canvasser, came
down from Butte and went to Eagle Rock
OH business connected With her cock. book.
| !. W. Fruit, OF Glendale, was in town
this week on business. Mr.. Fruit expects
to 20 to his old home at Aloingona, Iowa,
the last OF the month.
Misses Maggie Taltic and Carrie Berrell,
Of Sheridan, expect to take this evenings
train for Sal. Lake, where they 90 t, attend
school at St. Mary's academy.
w. W. Turney and wife, Of Marysviile,
near Bannack, spent portion OF the week
in town. Mr. Turney was foreman Of the
Kent mine until it shut down.
Hon. J. J. ellison, OF Gibbonsvillc, Idaho,
one Of the commissioners OF Iemhi
county, came over to Dillon and went to
Butte OF. important mining business.
DIR. Raymond Mitchell, OF Glendale, the
democratic nominee for county suP't OF
public schools, was down this week, max
ing the acquaintance Of voters ct this pre-.
cinct.
John Cummins, who has been stopping
in Dillon Tor the past two months, has
gone to Baker City, Oregon, to purchase.
horses which he will ship to his Colorado
ranch.
Prof. H.. !. Knapp, the new principal Of the
Dillon High School, arrived Sunday morn
ing. As school will not begin for coup
le OF weeks the Prot. has gone to Stevens
vile to visit his sister who reside, at that
place.
Will Z. Oakly, having disposed OF his
interest in the Dillon Examiner to his part
ncr {. s. Wright, has gone to Helena and
assumed charge of the independent job
rooms. Will is an artistic printer aud
| withal fine fellow.
Rev. Z. &. Frost, pastor OF the Baptist
church at Butte, and we'll known in Dillon