The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-14

land Is as fine as any there is in the
world and its development will add
greatly to the output of the valley
There are thousands of acres more
just as good. waiting for settlers, and
we have plenty of inducement to offer
In the way Of climate. soil and fertility.
The outlook for the year is good
Mrs. Bidgood. representative of the
Florence Crttenden home IN Helena.
mention of whose pres
FOR THE ence in Missoula was
HOME made I'm this column the
other day. has ar
ranged to extend her stay i'm
the city through the week.
Mrs. Bidgood is endeavoring to inter-
est Missoula people in the worthy OBJ
ject of the institution which she repre-
sents. That its purpose and its plans
may be better understood. Mrs. Bid
good has arranged for lecture in the
Presbyterian church Monday night by
Rev. Newman Hall Burdick OF the First
Church of Helena. The local ministers
have formally Endorsed the work In
which Mrs. Bidgood Is engaged and are
lending their aid. There is no admis-
sion fee to the lecture and the public
Is earnestly invited to attend. The
work which the Critttenden home has
done for Montana girls commends it,
Mrs. Bidgood is at the Savoy and will
remain here through next week II
would be glad" said she yesterday. ito
have anybody call or send for me and
let me call to explain the work"
-
The Muscular class al scored an
other victory at the skating rink carni-
val Wednesday night
ANOTHER when Mrs. Bradley.
VICTORY wearing a costume rep
resenting this winning
medium, captured the first prize. Her
costume was ingeniously devised: 1t
was made of cloth. upon which were
printed several thousand OF the little
class ads. just as they appear in The
Missoulian: upon one of the sashes was
the name of the newspaper represented
and upon the other was the magic
legend. 1T Pays 10 ADVERTISE The
The costume reflected credit upon its
designer and the capture of the prize
demonstrated the winning qualities OF
the class ad.
"Missoula Is fine city and 1t. is the
home folks people you have that make
. it so especially attrac-
HOME tive" This was the
FOLKS comment of Attorney
Dwinnell of the Dupont
Powder company. who spent the first
part of the week here i'm company with
former Congressman McGasin of Chi
cage. and who left for the east last
night. Mr.. Dwinnell is seeking u To-
cation which will benefit his health
and he believes he has found II here.
His parting comment was: ITS
shame to waste car fare leaving this
place. It's too bad we didn't bring
our trunks: then We wouldn't have to
go back after them. But l think I'll be
back here before long"
Lubrecht and Hart We're ready to start
for the coast yesterday, but. just as
they were about to go.
TO the Lou discovered that he
COAST had forgotten to put his
toothbrush into his grip
and he had To so back to Bonner after
it, Hart couldn't wait. however. and
he set out alone. Lou will get away
in short time and expects to over
take Charlie in Los Angeles. where he
will try out the airship which Hart
is commissioned to purchase. Ii he
is satisfied that it is all right. the two
will come back in bee line. There
was good crowd to see Charles de-
part yesterday morning and he did not
lack for good advice. Nobody offered
him any money-but he didn't need
any.