The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-13

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souIa late last night. lie is one Of the
two proprictors of tn" knyale cafe
i and is known az one al I'll" best chefs
! In the west. He expects Ia prove up
ON his claim. lie drew No. 1876.
DR.. Oscar ]. Craig. formerly prcsi-
dent Of the University of Montana.
drew No. 244 Dr craig was out of
The city yesterday.
/ George W. Wall. whose number is
a19. In steward nf the Northern Pa
! cific hospital.
Albion Lucy drew M. 4ss lie is in
! business with his father, j. NJ. Lucy
and has not yet made up his mind
as to his ability to stand for the
simple life.
/ Edward Reulier. Sr, weIl-known
. citizen. drew No. 5s4 and intends to
prove up on it.
/ James 4. Carnahan. manager of the
Missoula office 81 the Western Union
! Telegraph company . drew good
numher. -. lie intends Ia make use
Of IT.
=, L. Woodwork. formerly count:
. surveyor and himself a notary during
! the registration period Ind his name
In the envelope that was the S95th To
! hc drawn.
Warm II. shopp. Of the firm If
! shorp \ iii,k~y. drew No. loii
\. ". +. Waltarskirrhen. who drives
L delivery wagon, ures No, 1850. lie
| will turn farmer.
Charles ". Dyson. who drew No.
1850. He will turn farmer.
Charles W. Dyson. who drew No.
! 1917. Is "A chauffeur and the son of
Justice IT the Peace William Dyson.
j Carrie T.. Hardsrhurgh. who drew
number itas. is thu daughter of NJ. X.
/ hardenburgh. prominent resident
and il graduate of the University of
Montana.
In Yesterdays list is the name If
Dan j. Heyfron of Ann Arbor. Mich.
whose number Is aia. MIR. Hesfron il
Il well known resident OF Mssoula ano
has o.en attending the law depart
meHt Of the University of Michigan.
He registered by proxy. having been
a soldier in the Spanish American
Ma.
Frances Tohin. who drew No. 40
i'm school teacher of Minneapolis
register and remained several days.
taking a trip IN the E.tter Root.
Laura johnson. whose number is
so. is Il student ut tho university, Her
homo il i'll Great Falls.
Fred w Miller drea No, g.. There
arc two men of this name who are
known t. have registered and an IN
spertion of the slip in envelope No
H. will be necessary before the identity
Of the lucky man is established.
Sure. I'll live on it," said Henry
Srhacht last right. when he foand ont
that he'd drawn No. 1884 lir. Srhas ut
IN the proprietor of the Colonial "nn~
feat .cnars AID came Ia Ais>attla Il few
lnnnths ago.
IL II. McFety drew a eond r"mnef.
SOL MrNetN. Who is heavily interest
"a in the savoy hotel returned last
evening from Spokan" I" receive the
good news. lie stated last evening
that he would prove un. ITS too
good thing IL overlook" is In" way
he seized up the situation
Tom r Turner IL the juror part
nrr IN the firm nj Brooks tiuthtng
company lie has been clerk in F.
l. narbes's establishment for mum
her at years and i very well known,
Tic drew M. s5s,
Charles \ wellington wha dr."
No 2oa is Il farmer. liv4ng south "f
the city.
Harry l. Scott is painter. residing
in the Eddy addition. Ills number
Mas sl5,
Pete Miller drew No So. He il a
handy man in the employ af the
Northern Pacific
Mrs, +. ]. Poster, who drew M,
ia. is widow aud resides at COS
South Second street.
Logan 4 GAfaFth drew Sn. sol lie
j. the employ" of J. Nj Keith.
An interested Crowd.
All day long The M!ssoulIan office
attratrcd and held Il steady crowd.
The bulletins posted Mere the most
complete in the city and the audience
wa eager and spIrtsclatiEe. TIL" fact
that many al the registrants have re
manned i'm AIiaSAulss until after tn
s5rl~ inr fnr the I'lathead reservation
- started ws-~ evidenced yesterday -
the numh.-r that lurked lsr towns