The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-10

/ DIR. kuhl. the veterinarian. returned
las, night from a trip to Sunset. He
was in the BIackfoot
LITTLE country for two days.
SNOW going up by way of
| Camas Prairie Every
thing is fine in the upper country.
said DIR. KuhI last night to Mis-
| soulian man. There is not quite as
much snow there as usual at this time
Of year. but the sieishting is fine all
the way the other side of Camas. It
Is early yet and there will probably
be as much snow as ever before spring.
/ There is good deal going ON up the
river: the railway Of the Blackfoot
company Is building Farther up the
river they are talking about the Mil
Haukee construction. but they do not
seem to have any definite information
II seems to be the opinion that there
will be lively times up that way this
year. There have been good many
important land sales there recently
and deals are pending
"They told us. remarked the Man Who
Watches Things. that when Teddy
got out Of office We
QUIET would have nice quiet
TIMES times. with no disturb
ances at Washington.
but with the country running as
smoothly as IA well-regulated country
store That is what they told us-but
what are we getting? We are having
more excitement i'm a day than Teddy
scared up in "A month and we have
not got started yet When Mr. Roose-
4. ~ 4
regret that he Went To Africa for
excitement. There is more excitement
In Washington these days than there
Is in the whole continent of Africa.
It's a great game and there's no game
on the Dark Continent that can com
pare with 1t. But what | started to
say was that I think we got bum
steer I'm that dope about the quiet
times that would follow the exit of
Theodore. What do you think about
it,"
The insurgent bug is working in these
parts and the germ has infected the
shotgun fellows. Now
RIVAL we have rival clubs
CLUBS with prospect of the
rivalry becoming warm
or as the season advances. Recently.
the old elub-what there was of it
disbanded and went out of business.
There followed the organization of a
new club with the assurance that
there Will be some lively shooting at
the traps and an infusion of real sport
into the community. That was all
right-as far as 1t went The re-
organizers, however, overlooked few
Of the shooters-somc of the best ones.
too. They forgot some of the most i'm
portant features of successful or
Yanization and now IL Is too late.
Those who were forgotten. last night
organized an insurgent club and will
have things going some In shotgun
circles before long. II was good
meeting and the officers elected are
good men-and they have a treasury
that Is far from empty.
The split In the ranks of the shooters,
however does not affect In any way
the anglers. their lines
ANGLERS are taut. their leaders
ON DECK are firm and their flies
are the right SORT.
There Is much interest I'm the meeting
of the anglers association which
President Darbee has called for Tues
day night. Even Secretary Reinhar
does not know what is the purpose IF
the meeting but he knows that il is
amicable for he says the president
smiled when he issued the cal. Tor
the session. There Is lot of specuia
ton as to what Is going OMIT Is a
cinch that there will be something
worth while and there Is going tn be a
good attendance. Whenever President
Darbee goes fishing he gets something
and that is what makes the boys Won
der what Is to be sprung on them to-
morrow night The session win be
called to order early. as there are
some of the members who are not
accustomed To sitting up late