The Daily Missoulian., 1910-11-01

swaddling bands In which his right
| foot is wrapped. The contractor al.
derman stepped on rusty nail last
Friday, the wound later developing
blood poisoning.
been in Chicago and st. Paul for the
past three weeks on business. returned
to Missoula yesterday.
Dr. Ward. veterinarian. Tel33 or 531.
Florence Seizer, waitress at the
Florence hotel. was taken suddenly
i'll while at work and was conveyed ~
| her home in a carriage.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at The Missoulian
office.
\ The noon car for Bonner yesterday
! jumped the rails at the curve from
East Front street to Pattee, delaying
the run fully an hour.
Eight per cent money Van valen
& Eickmann.
The Northwestern Abstract company
yesterday moved from rooms in the
Trust and Security bank building to
the basement of the Montana block.
4 ( 3
Phone ss for cabs and baggage
transfer. Greene & Ellinghouse.
Attorney L. G. Bolton. who has been
located In rooms in the Dixon Duncan
block for several years, moved yester-
4 day to rooms in the Tietjen building.
| Newton H. Schwelker optical spe-
cialist, rooms 203 and 205 Montana
block.
Arthur Higgins returned yesterday
from Butte, where he spent Sunday
The state committeeman reports every
thing strongly democratic in the
Smoky city.
DIR. Anna James. osteopath. Phone
1874 Black Higgins block.
The United Artisans will hold a
business meeting tonight (Tuesday) at
the annex of the Odd Fellows hail.
There is business Of importance and a
good attendance is desired.
| l.. c. Bolton, attorney, removed to
/ and B. & A. building. corner Cedar
and Higgins.
Jesse Lee, st. Ignatius rancher, was
in Missqula yesterday on legal busi-
steader and has jealous eye to a
tract Of fine Flathead land.
DIR. Reisland, optical specialist. now.
at rooms and 3 Hammond block. All
| glasses ground here.
Mrs. Emma Puyear of Hamilton was
operated upon at st, Patrick's hos
pital yesterday morning. The opera
\ inn n nd hn roof ION
Withstood the shock splendidly.
| Miss Murray viii demonstrate "The
Goodwin corsets' at Hotel Florence
Tuesday and Wednesday,. H
M. I'll. Basher, Northern Pacific
engineer, on Sunday submitted to an
operation involving the removal of a
finger The digit has been affected
weeks
Apple boxes-a large quantity of
standard size kept constantly on hand
at B. B. Lumber Co. Yard, sos Toole
avenue.
l.. H. Wright, wire chief for the
Postal Telegraph company at Butte,
was in Missoula on Sunday aiding the
local telegraph officials to move the
cable to the new location in the Hig-
gins block.
Stains, enamels, varnishes, etc. Kcl-
logg Point Co.
The LeubensJames company, an ad-
vertising and distributing agency hav-
! ing offices in the Montana black, are
displaying a fine lot of advertising
novelties The local office is in charge
of the junior partner.
r. H. Melaney, livery, hack and
transfer. Phones: Bell SIS; Ind. SAT.
A horse escaped from in front of a
blacksmith's shop on West Pine street
yesterday afternoon and raced through
the streets with it's harness on, caus-
ing muny people to believe that run
away had taken place.
Evans Bros. Trunk Co, manufactur7
fers and johbers of trunks, bags and
suttcases. Salesroom, 204 Higgins Ave.
Factory, DAILY addition. Phone 251.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, parents
of John D. Jones of this city, left yes
terday for trip to Wales. They do
not expect to return until March or
April. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are well
known residents of Ovando.
DIR. ]. Louise Smith and DIR. G. b.
Spohr, ;osteopaths. Suite II Masonic
Temple Phones: Bell 61S; Ind. 792:
1 s. c. Taylor of Altoona, Pa, is Wis
iting with his aunt, Mrs. Eli Will
liams. who lives on the Rattlesnake.
and Mrs. F. p. Smith of 502 East
Front street. He will visit here for
a short time and then return home.
/ Frank McHaffie complains that the
democrats lost out on securing the
Harnois opera house for next Monday
night by nose by reason of the re-
publicans being more fleet of foot
The democrats have rented the Bijou
theater for that night
4 Hance Ahlen yesterday morning told
Judge Small that he was an honest
Bitter Root farmer boy and if the
court would be lenient with him he
would hurriedly return to the en-
virons whence he came last Friday
and would not waste any more time
in an attempt to quench his consum-
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