The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-28

John Mccormick, known to all the
older residents of Missouia as Jack"
is at home again after
JACKS an absence Of 10 years;
HOME he came yesterday but
he was SO busy AT
home that he didn't have time to
visit much with his old friends down
town. he will get around as soon as
he gets acclimated What little h.
saw of Missoula yesterday impressed
Jack greatly; he was hardly able to
find his way around the corners; there
used to be short cuts when he was last
here and he didn't get his bearings at
all He has disposed of his business
in Howard. $. D.. where he has con-
Quoted big sale stable for years. and
has also sold his racing stable. His
friends hope he viii settle down i'm
Missouia and renew the acquaintance
he had In the days when he was the
best infieIder on the diamond: there
are many of these acquaintances who
think he would have pun Honus wag-
ner In the shade Ii he had kept NJ
baseball instead of drifting into the
racing game But he will he cordially
welcomed when he gets down town
games played over.
Frank Lichti is firmly Convinced that
he received the very best Christmas
present that was
THE BEST brought to Missoula.
OF ALL Santa Claus put baby
daughter into Frank
stocking and there was no doll taken
out of any bit of hosiery Saturday
morning that gave as much satisfac-
ton as attended the reception Of little
Miss Lichti. II was a great event and
there was never so happy "A Christmas
in these parts as was his one In tho
Lichti household. There has been COM
plilIent and there has been congratu-
lation for the father wherever he has
gone but there has been nothing so
sweet to him as the Christmas greet
ing of the little daughter and his
friends hope she will extend the COM
pliments of the season to her father
for many, man. wears and thai, each
time, the greeting will be as pleasant
and as happily received.
Bill Beacon has come back and in
tends To take out citizenship papers
at once. he will do IL
BILLS today Ii the law will
BACK allow such rapid action.
He IL once more Mis-
sonla man and he declares he will
never be anything else again. 4 have
sold my sammill and lumber interests
at Bearnonth.' said Mr.. Beacon last
night to Missonlian man. The sale
brought me about eleven thousand dol
lars and | am going to settle down In
Missoula and never leave il again ex-
cept with the understanding that l am
away on leave of absence and that it
IL merely temporary"
That's n dandy" said the first class
ad purchaser who got one of The Mis-
soulian's prize knives
0eJ Il don't see why Won
ONE want tn give away a
knife with YOUR elias.
ads; the ads are worth sne money hn,
II YOU are feeling SO liberal this
Christmas time. Ill just take this. II
IL surely all right and I'll get Il few
more class ads ii they all do this.
There We're demands for the prize
knives yesterday and Sunday and the
class ad business is getting lively. All
That Is necessary to get one of these
handsome pocket knives is to buy a
class ad at the regular price. the ad
viii do the work just the sane as ever
and you get the knife as reminder
that The Missonlian is the best ad-
feriising medium in these parts. There
were only n thousand of the knives
to start with, SO get in early With your
class ads