The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-01

Il last night Tor his nome IN New AOfK.s
Handy scratch pads and walter
checks for sale at The Missouliah
office.
] Stains. enashels. varnishes. etc. Kel-I
logg Point Co.
/ s. II. Dyxtra, travelling representa-
4 tive Of the West Publishing company,
/ was in Missoula yesterday from Port
land, Ore. He spent the day with
the lawyers.
Dry cordwood, slabs and edgings
Riberdy Lumber Co. Tel 743.
DIR. Anna James. osteopath. Phone
SA Black. Higgins block
J. ID. Macvicar, chief engineer for
White Brothers, Is expected home to-
day from Seattle, where he has been
/ during the past 10 days visiting with
his family.
4 Phone 3S for cabs and baggage
4 transfer. Greene & Ellinghouse.
Newton H. Schweiker. optical spe-
cialist. rooms 203 aud 2o5 Montana
4 block.
Peeping up through the deep snow
which covers the courthouse lawn, are
to he seen a number Of whitefaced.
black k-lettered signs warning the pub
lie to keep off the grass
Genuine Mocha and Private Estate
coffee at Fernald's. 141 W. Main. Bell
| Phone 1886.
4 William Kramer, chauffeur en-
ployed by White Brothers, the local
railroad contractors, returned yester-
day from Drummond where he has
been for several days on business
| r. H. Melaney, livery. hack and
transfer. Phones: Bell Cos: Ind. SAT.
Dr. Dodd, the specialist Of Butte, will
reopen his office here. at Savoy hotel,
December 6.
| William Hayward. secretary of the
Republican national committee, was in
tMissoula yesterday and made q brief
4 visit with Senator Joseph M. Dixon.
\ Mr.. Hayward's home is in Nebraska.
The N. G. w. society will hold q
food sale on Saturday at the Mon
tana cash grocery store.
DR.. J. Louise Smith and Dr. G. b
Spohr, osteopaths Suite II Masonic
Temple. Phones: Bell 61s: Ind. 7s2.
/ Police Officer f. M. Carver has been
called to Deer Lodge to testify in the
Faust divorce case. Chief Thomas
4 Kemp of the police department, is
! tramping the Higgins avenue beat dur
ing Carver's absence.
I Evans Bros. Trunk Co, manufactur-
ers and jobbers Of trunks, bags and
suitcases Salesroom, 2O4 Higgins Ave.
Factory. paly addition. Phone 251.
! Early yesterday morning the civic
department turned a force of white
wings" loose on the bridge to clear
the walks Of the accumulation Of snow.
The sun during the early hours Of the
day aided the work materially.
i DR.. Dodd, the specialist on eye and
nervous diseases. will reopen his office.
ct Savoy hotel. December 6.
Il George Sweeney, the young man
who was arrested several days ago
for robbing the bank in poker game
at a local hotel. was tried yesterday
and pleaded guilty to the charge He
was fined $500, which he paid.
Mandy scratch; pads ana waiter
checks for sale at The Missoulian
office.
| DR. Ward. veterinarian. Tel3s or 531
Mrs. Alice Hughes. a resident of Ta-
coma. was a visitor at the home of
Charles e. Avery on the south side
yesterday. Mrs. Hughes left during
the afternoon to remain several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Ewart. Of
! Victor.
For sale. at Missoulian office, nice
leather pocket pencil pad holder, IS
cents. Made in the bindery.
I DR.. Reisland, optical specialist, now
at rooms 2 and Hammond block. All
glasses ground here.
The east room Of the p. M, Reilly
store has been vacated and Is now in
the first stages of renovation. Paint
ers, carpenters and electricians are en-
gagged In putting the room in shape for
service. Some of the counters and
similar furnishings arrived yesterday.
Don't ne afraid of tine blizzard We
have q thousand tons of coal in the
bin and lots more on the road. B. B.
NJ. Co. Phone 106 Bell.
The portico over the main entrance
to the Savoy hotel. work on which was
started nearly two months ago and
delayed on, account OF the non arrival
of material, will be finished in few
days. The roofing material arrived
yesterday and experts are shaping the
design.
The Ladies' of the Presbyterian
Aid society will be entertained this
afternoon in the church parlors by
Mrs. Darbee. Dodds and Graham.
AS the result of an overflow of
lodging seekers at the police head
quarters on Tuesday night, the station
house was given q thorough scrubbing
yesterday. A bunch OF sleepers turned
in and, with mop, water and a plenti-
full supply of lye, put the room in a
very presentable condition.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Christian church will meet at the
parsonage Thursday afternoon, and
will be entertained by Mrs. Grant and
Mrs. Goodman.
The offices of Marchall & Stiff in
the First National bank building, are
being remodeled and renovated A