The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-17
PERSONALS.

Mrs. &. II. Savage has returned home.
Mrs. \. Bessette, OF Bannack, visited
| friends in town.
Harry Lynton, OF the Golden Bell Com
edy Go. is in town.
NJ. s. Herr and wife, OF ls,nnack, were
In the city few days.
JIG. Leonard, travelling dentist, moved
out for Helena Monday.
W. I. Eastman and wife returned from
Red Rock lake Tuesday night.
John Cannon spent Saturday and Sun.
day with his family in this place.
Henry Burteind and P. J. Kelley visited
the mines near Argents this week.
~. D. Young, the prosperous Red Rock
ranctnan, tarricei in Dillon few days
Rev. J. Jay Garvin. a prominent Metho-
dist divine Of Salt Lake City, was in town.
Phil Thorpe and wife returned Saturday
from weeks absence at Warm Springs
and Butte.
| Curtis Harrison. Of Bannack, spent a
few days in town, visiting his >is,er, Mrs.
d. d. Mason,
Mrs. Clara Il. Hoffman, the talented lec-
turer, visited the TRIBUNE sanc,u.n Mon.
day morning.
| Lee Goetschius and bride arrived. from
Auburn, Ind, Thursday morning and will
remain in Dillon.
+. White went to Butte Tuesday
morning to attend the Territorial .onven.
ton on Wednesday.
DR.. X. Mitchell came down from Glen
dale "Wednesday night and went over to
Virginia City next morning
DR.. Black wood, dentist, has returned to
his home near Kansas City, Missouri.
Montana didn't just suit him.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Bloomer and children re-.
turned Saturday morning from an extended
visit with friends in Nebraska.
w. Il. S.nead and wife and Miss &. Car
michael left yesterday for the headwaters
Of the Dlacktail, for week s fishing
Miss Y. r.. Bridwell has gone to llorse
Prairie where she has been engaged to
teach the school near Hardness place.
A. II. Odell, the former owner OF the
mines purchased last tall By the Dillon
Mining Co, LETT Tor Colorado Wednesday
night.
| Miss Della lierndon, Of Virginia City,
passed through Dillon on her way to Deer
Lodge, where she will attend the College
Of Montana.
tional Bank, left for Nicholia, Idaho,
Wednesday morning. lie will he absent for
/ about one week
Miss Mary T.. Hardy, OF Argenta, took
> the train Saturday night for Salt Lake
where she goes to complete her studies at
st Mary's Academy.
t. l.. Corbin, proprietor aud manager Of
the Red Rock, Can,as, Junction and Sal.
mon City stage lines. made hasty bust
!. ness trip to Dillon this week.
J. c. Harrison, OF Bannack. younger
brother Of Mrs. d. Is. Mason, OF this place
: left ON Monday night for Lewiston, Ill.
. lie expects to remain until spring.
Miss Maggie Mason, OF Laurin, and
Miss Maggie Taltie, Of Sheridan, took Sat-
urday evenings train for Ogden. They
will attend the Sacred Heart Academy.
Miss Sal,ie f.. Williamson, formerly
teacher OF the Bannack school, who has
been engaged to teach the third and fourth
grades in tho Dillon public school, arrived
in town Sunday morning from Horse
Prairie where she taught q summer school.
L. NJ. Bloomcr, representing Halliday 4
Company, liquor dealers. Dillon, Montana,
arrived in Town on Tuesday, making his
monthly visits among hi, customers. Mr..
3. is a good rustlcr and is always welcomed
BY his numerous ,riend>.-Salmon City
Htro,1h,.
In town this week John Courtney, Miss
Kelly. Hannack IT. q. Depue, Sprin. Hill
James Mansfield, l.. \. darkness, Horse
Prairie: Jackson brothers, Wistom;, J. X.
: Lord. Red Rock.