The Daily Missoulian., 1912-05-30

the travelling out Of doors.
The finest thread imported chiffon
Isle hose at Mapes Il Mapes for 5Oc
pair.
George 8. Whitford, general agent
for the Niagara Fire Insurance COM
pany with headquarters In Denver, Is
spending a day or two In Missoula
on business.
II your lawnmower needs sharpen-
Ing telephone 162 red; will call for
and return. ]. p. Reinhard, hardware
Mrs. J. NJ. Hartley is. expected home
this week after a two months visit
In Chicago and in Dakota. She will
return ut once to her homestead near
Drummond.
DR.. Anna James, .osteopath. Higgins
block. Phone S34 black; res. 1853 red.
| o. II. Greenfield, a millionaire mer-
chant of Saax Bohemia, who Is maxi
Ing a tour of the United States, spent
yesterday in Missoula the guest OF
Carl Greenhood.
| For the whole family, the famous
Buster Brown" guaranteed hosiery,
pairs for $l.OO; no holes for four
months. Best in the world. Mapes
Il Mapes.
Mrs. w. d. Harkins. with her small
son and daughter. left yesterday for
Seattle. where she will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hathaway.
Broken lenses duplicated without q
prescription. Newton H. SchweIker,
optical specialist. 2O3-205 Montana blk.
Miss Frances ana Miss Jane Reese,
daughters of John Reese Of Stevens
vile returned home yesterday after
an enjoyable visit with Mrs. George
+. Brooks Of this city.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at The Missoulian Of
flee
Rev. J. N. Maclean. d. D., spent yes-
terday In Deer Lodge, where he went
to attend meeting OF the board of
trustees of Montana college and the
commencement exercises of the college.
Cool. barefoot sandals for men,
women and children. 60c and up.
Mapes & Mapes.
Miss Lulu Cameron, who has COM
pleted her term of school at DeBorgia,
leaves Monday for Morning Sun. Iowa,
TO join her mother. who went there at
the time Of the death of Miss Catherine
Cameron.
II your lawnmower needs sharpen
Ing telephone 152 red: will call for
and return. ]. p. Relnhard. hardware.
1nht nVnk 80
filed an application for homestead
entry on 40 acres, including the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter
OF section 20, township 20 north,
range 23 west.
The coolest Of cool oxfords for men,
$3.50. $4.OO. $500 at Mapes 4 Mapes.
Mrs. p. Peterson and son. Vernon.
left yesterday for Portland, Ore, to
join Mr.. Peterson and daughter. Mrs.
Peterson has been In Missoula for the
last eight months with her mother.
Mrs. II. Ziesemer.
II your lawnmower needs sharpen
Ing telephone 152 red: will call for
and return. J. p. Reinhard. hardware.
p. ID. Ross, dealer In real estate and
insurance. has moved from his former
office In the Higgins block into the
Montana block. where he has taken
one of the two rooms occupied by
Rhoades & Howard.
Girls low and medium heel oxfords
all styles In button and lace at popular
prices. Mapes & Mapes.
John Kelly. of the firm OF Foley
Brothers Il Kelly Of st. Paul. has been
In Missoula for two days looking for
the right opportunity to invest here,
since his physician has recommended
this climate for his health.
DR.. S. L. DeLapp. osteopath. has
charge OF DIR. Willard's practice dur
ing the latter's absence. Calls an
swered day or night.
Ned Winstanley came into Missoula
yesterday on Northern Pacific train
No. and left Immediately on the Mil
waukee for points in southern Idaho,
where he Is to make a mineral survey
for the land department OF the North
ern Pacific.
Remember. men. we sell absolutely
all-leather solid-built work shoes at
these prices. $3.50. $4O0. $500 No
suSops 1uASttoV Icutuer uScu III tneIIl.
Mapes 4 Mapes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Shipley and two
little daughters of Steele. N. d.. are
guests In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Besancon for q week or two,
having stopped for a visit while on
their way to the Pacific coast. where
they intend to locate.
Mrs. George Barclay wishes to an
nounce that she has opened a dress
making parlor In the Montana build
Ing, room sos. Bell phone 58l.
Miss Barbara Kahn, who has been
teaching In the primary department of
the Roman school, Is visiting friends
In Missoula this week. Miss Kahn
expects to leave Monday for her sum-
mers vacation In Omaha and points
In southwestern Iowa.
w. p. Mace of Woodside applied
yesterday for homestead entry on 12O
acres In the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter. and the south haif
OF the northeast quarter OF section 80.
township north. range 10 west. The
application was suspended.
George Heimbach went Tuesday