The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07
LOCAL BREv|T|ES

Allaway's cafe. opposite postoii'ce'
senator J. M. Dixon left yesterday
for Great Falls.
DR.. willard osteopath, list. Natl bank
Mrs. B. c. Allison Of Nimrod spent
yesterday In Missoula.
DR., Ward. veterinarian Bell SS4-Soi.
Ben Sampson of Butte spent the
day in Missoula on business.
Hacknan transfer office. Tel S92 Hd.
Mrs w. H. Reed of Carlton spent
the day shopping in the city.
stenographer Dawson. Montana DIX.
Axel r. Gastfieid OF Victor spent
the day in Missoula on land business
Marsh. the undertaken. Phone a24.
DR., r. =. Buchen OF Hamilton spent
the week END with friendE In Mis-
soula.
| Missoula Storage Co, c. r. Avery
Senator Edward Donlan Is laid up
at his home with q severe attack of
rheumatism
spirella corsets. Mrs. 8. g. Bur-
mach. Tel. 66s.
Lester Chapman. farmer and
! uOA DC uCutCAs VASAs~>-
soula over Sunday.
Burbach & Darvill for fresh korn-
Krispets. 119 w. Cedar.
A. b. Perry, agent for the Northern
Pacific railway in Dixon. was VS.
itor In Missoula yesterday.
DR.. J. Louise Smith. osteopatn,
Masonic temple. Phone 61S: res. 5ss X.
Jocelyn whitaker left yesterday for
Poison to take position In the gov
ernment reclamation service.
Money to loan. George F. Brooks.
the real estate man.
A son was born yesterday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackler at
their home In DAILY addition.
i Newton H. Schweiker, optical spe-
cialist rooms 203-205 Montana block
II. Anderson. representing the Lind
berg Importing company Of Tacoma,
called on local merchants yesterday.
Mrs g. A. McAllister. teacher elo-
cution, oratory specially 800 E. 6th e.
George C. King, representing the
Joseph Burnett company. Is In Mis-
soula for a few days looking up Gus
toners.
DIR. Anna James, osteopath Higgins
block. Phone S34 Blk: res. 353 Red.
George s. Edmondston of Helena,
, who la operating mine on Cedar
Creek. came in last evening for the
Masonic banquet
| Rhoades & Howard, leading fire
insurance agents. 103 East Cedar.
} George See, sheriff of Ravalli coun-
\x, i,, In r.,k{ {eD
on his way to Miles City with boy
/ for the reform school,
Roundup coal $3.50 a ton. M. r. G.
Smith, rooms 206-208 Montana bldg
Leroy Blue. travelling freight agent
for the New York Central lines. with
/, headquarters in Spokane. called yes
terday on local shippers.
August Swami left yesterday for
Gold Creek, where he will join his
brother, Otto Swami. and party of
friends for a hunting trip.
Money to loan on ranch and city
!, property. H. d. Fisher. 113 e. Main st.
! Miss Katherine Condor of the
crockery department of the Missoula
Mercantile company was confined tc
her home yesterday by illness.
u r. NJ. Cobban returned yesterday
3 from Boise, Idaho. and after one busy
3 day in Missoula he goes today te
$ Butte and hen to Big Timber.
Lumber. wood and coal at the In.
= terstate Lumber Co. phone 106; Ind
TAO.
- Otis Harper of Hamilton spent /;
!. few hours In Missoula yesterday anc
. then took a train for Los Angeles
! where he will spend the winter.
II Mrs. George Meltonberger of Phil
a ipsburg has been guest for the weel
n of Mrs. Jack Ward. while on the wa,
4 to visit sister in Pullman, Wash.
The As You -Like-1t club will NEE
this afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs. w B
e Parsons
son. Donald. were guests for the week
!. end with their daughter. Mrs. VIII
liam Walker. In Orchard Homes.
Miss Rieve Stone Ferbrache. voca
teacher. at 544 e. Main street, Satur
days Bell phone. 654.
Rev. J. w. Bennett will leave thi
morning for Belgrade where he vii
day with his daughter, Mrs. Da
Fisher.
Apple boxes and fruit boxes at tn
Interstate Lumber Co. Phone 1O6
. Ind. 742.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Silverman ar
Il expected to arrive in Missoula toda
II after an extended visit in Cincinnati
Il where they went to attend cousin
/ Medding.
H Handy scratch pads and waite
/ checks for sale at The Missoulian of
Il flee.
Il H. Goodwin Preece, who is employe
H In the construction camp of the In
Il terstate Lumber company up the Bit
Il ter Root valley. spent yesterday /
i Missoula.
For first-class livery. transfer or
/ good saddle horse call Melaney's barr
II Both phones 655.
Il The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger
p0l ion1 ,,tI