The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-23

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I and Billings, and will have his head
quarters In this city,
I r. GWinn, NJ. n, Eye, ear, nose and
\ throat First National bank block.
\ Martha Hnss and Mable Lynn OF
Bozeman spent yesterday with Mis-
soula friends.
I Fifty-cent dance at the pavilion
Tuesday, Friday and Sunday evenings.
Music by the Club orchestra.
nj. G. Stookey Of Deer Lodge is at
tending to business IN this city for a
couple Of days.
Stage from Bonita ~ Rock Creek,
best fishing In the state First class
accommodations. -. Daigle
Mr. and Mrs. r. Il. Newland of
Helena were the guests of friends in
Missoula yesterday.
See ]. Fl. Mahoney, Independent
! lumber dealer, before buying your
lumber and millWork. Tel. 81 red.
daughter Of Darby visited friends in
this city yesterday.
Moffitt, real estate, Phone $40 r.
|, j. G. Glahe and r. l.. Atkins Of
Burke, Idaho, We're visitors in the
Garden city yesterday
Or. t. P. DUNCAN, dentist, office
First National bank block, rooms 6
and fourth floor
Miss Genevieye Reid has gone to
Anaconda, where she will spend sew
eral weeks with friends.
Meet me as the Isis
Miss Frances Murphy of Wallace
is a guest for this week at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Jack Ward.
If you are going to build see Ma
honey for select fir finish. Prices rea
sonable. Tel 81 red.
A. D. Gamble arrived in the city
yesterday from his home in Wallace
to look after business matters.
DR.. J. J. Mahoney, physician and
surgeon. First National bank block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Burner came
over from the Capital city yesterday
to spend the day with friends. 49,.
William Henricksen of Gregson and
Fred Henricksen of Butte were visit
ors in the Garden city yesterday.
IFuelWe are now making ship
ments of 16-inch wood from the mill
Telephone 106 and order a CARLOAD;
$3.75 per load. B. b. NJ Co.
F. Jay Dean, #. Bromfield, w
Richley and f. Lind of Gardiner were
in the city yesterday on business.
Piano sale at O. b. s. Orr real estate
office, conducted by the A. p. Curtin
music house.
DIR. George Kenneth arrived here yes
terday from Kellogg, Idaho, to spend
a few. weeks at the home of his father,
Ferdinand Kenneth.
Greatest cooking convenience of the
age" Minneapolis Sanitary Fireless
Cooker. &N~
Miss Gertrude Miles, who has been
spending few days with friends in
this city, returned yesterday morning
to her home in Hamilton.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will serve a first-class dinner at the
church parlors this evening from 5 /
to 8.
William Observation-Disclosures for the
new Missoula county court house, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Spo- +
kane to look latter the. work on the +
new building.
Mrs. NJ, II. Morton, public stenog- /
rapher at Savoy hotel
Mrs. d. v. Bean and daughters came
down from Hamilton yesterday to visit
Mr.. Bean, who is representing the Bit
ter Root, valley at the chamber of II
commerce rooms. s5i h.
Miss Heaton has removed her mani II
curing and sshampooing parlors from
the Feddersohn block to suite 1 in the
Paxton.
Fred Welpten, Kenneth Romney, n
Mrs. Miles Romney, Miss Edna Full
erton. Mrs. J. o. Read and Miss Eff
file Read came down from Hamilton
Yesterday on a pleasure trim
Flood & Shupell tailors. Cleaning, Il
and repairing. Suits to or
ler 215 West Cedar street. phone
|91 black. s
Frank Foley, prominent contrac-
tor of Billings, is in the city to sub
nit bids on the Cowell & Dixon build
ng. He will afterwards take a trip H
over the Flathead Indian reservation.
A feature of the reservation opening
s the dinners given by the ladies of
he Presbyterian church at church
oarlors from to p. m. for IS cents.
Supervisor D. G. Kinney of the Mis-
soula national forest left last night 4
for Ovando, where he will attend to
he work of rerunning the forest
He will return to this
2ity about Monday.
Music furnished for balls and par
ties; two to ten pieces; Missoula
Union orchestra, 32l West Spruce;
telephone $40 black.
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