The Daily Missoulian., 1912-06-27

represents the Farmers Exchange Of
that city and stopped over in Missoula
to deliver to the local market 200
crates OF strawberries out Of the car
load he was taking through to Butte.
Mr.. Peterson says they nave shipped
nearly 20 carloads OF berries into Mon
tana this season.
Saturday, this week, last day to
vote on Goddess OF Liberty.
8. w. Hudson, kiro practor, b. e. A.
bldg. Any disease; examination free.
u. J. Weeks, who is largely Inter-
ested In the Tiedt Land and Orchard
company In the Bitter Root valley, left
yesterday for his home in Jackson,
Michigan. Mr.. Weeks expects to bring
his family here In July to spend the
remainder Of the summer.
Dr. Anna James, osteopath. Higgins
block. Phone S34 black; res. 353 red.
Della A. Rouliicr of Roman applied
yesterday for homestead entry on 120
acres In the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter and the east half oi
the southeast quarter Of section. &.
township 81 north. range 10 west.
The application was rejected.
Nominate whom you want for Cod
dcss of Liberty. then vote for her.
Votes &c at the stores.
X. J. Harvey, who is stenographer
for Pettitt 4 Osborn. has taken a
house at 72s cleveland street for his
mother. Mrs r. IT. Harvey. and his
brother. Maurice. who have come from
their nome Mt Melrosc. Mont. to spend
the summer with him In Missoula
| A message was received Yesterday
from Mrs. A. w. Richter. saying that
her mother. Mrs Janeck. died yester-
day at IL O'Clock in her home at
North Yakima. Mrs. Richter reached
there before her mothers death and
she Will remain until after the funer-
/ al.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale Mt The MIssoulian Of
flee.
Marcus Stephens. son OF A. ~ ste.
phens. president of the Scandinavian
National bank of this city and other
banks I'm the west. has come from his
home in Crookston. Mimi. to take the
place Of John Dahlgren during his abb
sence in Europe.
Broken Lenses duplicated without n
prescription. Newton II. Schweker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weissbcin of
San Francisco are inMissoula for a few
days. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Levy. Mrs. Weissbein and Mrs. Levy
being sisters. Mr.. and Mrs. Weissbein
are now upon trip around the world
which they expect to occupy years
time.
Mrs. George Barclay. recently from
Spokane, has opened a dressmaking
parlor In the Montana block Room
sos. Bell phone ISL.
a letter received from john Dai,lgren
by friends In Missoula. yesterday, tells
of mis- marriage To Miss Geneva New
house I'm Spring Grove, Mimi. last
Saturday, and announces that they
will leave New York on June "a, for
two-months visit in Sweden, Germany
and France.
All expenses for Goddess OF Liberty
will be paid. Vote for your best girl
now. Votes sc.
Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Ransom OF Chi
cago. accompanied by Mrs. Ransoms
mother Mrs Burtis. and ner maid
have come To spend the summer at
| their ranch. Snnnyside, up the Bitter
Root valley. The son, James y. RAN
som, Is sales agent for the Bitter
Root Valley Irrigation company.
Why not room at the Mlssoula ho-
tel? You get more comfort for your
money than any other plice in the
city. Rates reasonable.
Miss Emma Lindquist. professional
nurse OF this city, VINO was, called to
Great Falls few days ago to care for
her brother, during his Illness with ap-
pendicitis. had the misfortune to slip
on waxed floor In the hospital and
to break her knee cap In the fall. She
Is now I'm the Columbus hospital In
| Great Falls.
Nominate whom You want for God
dess of Liberty. then vote for her.
Votes &c at the stores.
Mrs. r. J. Walterskirchen and Miss
Anna Schatz are entertaining their
brother. Frank Schatz, and his bride,
who was Miss Anna Blank of Hell
ena before their wedding, which was
solemnized yesterday morning in the
cathedral at Helena. Mr.. and Mrs
Schatz vii visit here for week and
| then 20 to their homa at plooohnry