Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-31
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DILLON VS..
Dillon, July 20.
w. H. Johnson Of Lima is on business
in the city.
d. Smith of Dillon is visiting Alex Sin
ger and family of Lima.
Born-1n Dillon, July 26, to. the wife
Of George w. Whitaker, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hamilton of Horse
Prairie were in town on business Wednes-
day.
Austin Under. a prominent rancher Of
Point of Rocks, was in the city this
week. R1
George Dart of jackson was in the city
the first of the week on business and
pleasure. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gauther went to
Sheridan Tuesday. where they will prob
ably locate. r.
| j. T. Fackler, proprietor of the Dillon
bicycle shop. left Wednesday evening 'oni
a short business trip to Lima. y
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Bishop and daugh-
ter, Miss Jean, are visiting in Twin
Bridges, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie j. Thompson. 4
Mrs. J. W. Clifford has gone to Paisley,
Canada, to reside in the future. The eli
mate here will not permit her to remain
on account of bad health.
Mrs. w. b. Burket, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Loughridge, for several weeks, left Fri
day for her home in Bozeman.
Miss Carolyne Dennis departed on
Wednesday for Sioux City. Iowa, after
several weeks s~ojourn in Dillon. While
in Dillon Miss Dennis made many warm
friends.
The entertainment given at the M. r.
church Tuesday evening by Miss Caro-
lyme Dennis was very good, and the tall
ented young lady deserved a larger at
tendance than was present.
The Ladies' High Five club was enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Edwin Norris. The prize, a beautiful
hand-painted china plate, was won by
Mrs. L.. G. Fyhrie. The next meeting of
the club will be held at the home of Mrs.
". " i fIlC
Professor Gentry, with his trained CON-
pany of valuable dogs and ponies, CAV
an exhibition in Dillon Thursday to a
large and appreciative audience. His
company Of animals is the best raine
now travelling on this continent. Pro-
fessor Gentry also carries a first class
band, which furnishes excellent music,
Tuesday the firm of Cox & Pyle, stock
men and butchers, changed hands, BE.
White of the First National bank and NJ,
johnson of Medicine Lodge bought all
their property, including the butcher shop
in Dillon, all live stock and ranch on
Grasshopper. AT present =. w. Slack Of
Dillon will AVE charge of the business
Thursday, during the performance OF
Professor Gentry's dog and pony show
some thieves entered the home Of Attof-
ney J. G. Willis. 1t was found that the
robbers had entered the house by remov-
ing a wire screen from the window in the
bathroom at the back of the house, from
which room they went all through the
house, ransacking and turning every
thing upside down, as they went. They
took about 20 pieces of solid silverware,
valued in the neighborhood of $500. They
were wedding presents of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis. Several articles of wearing APP
parel were also missing. The contents of
all the trunks and bureau drawers were
dumped onto the floor. 1t Is very evil
dent The the thieves were professionals,
as they left five skeleton keys on the bed.
The sheriff was notified and every effort
is being made to locate the burglars.