The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
LOCAL BREv|T|ES

Inc, CenITu' vi IUe DTO
gressive party win meet tonight.
DR.. Willard. osteopath. 1st Natl. bank
George Haines Is back from fish
ing trip In the Rock creek region.
Stenographer Dawson. Montana blk
DR.. Willard went to Plains yester-
day, called by the illness OF c. c
Willis
Humane society. Gail Bell phone
S99 red or black. p. O. box ISL.
A. J. Gibson and family left yes
springs.
Missoula Employment Agency fol
help.
John Brewer is about again, after
q long session In the hospital. en-
tlrely recovered
Trinity hospital. 3l7 Woody. Bel
phone 3i6 black.
Tho paving crew reached the south
side Of Pine street last night with the
work on Higgins avenue.
The Swedish Massage institute. First
National Bank block. 1902 Bell
The city council viii hold no more
sessions this week unless there is q
call for a special meeting.
Mlssoula Ice Co. Phone 2337 Ind.
$40 black. Crawford & Walker
w. II. Molchoir. Puget Sound road
master, returned yesterday from
Avery, where he spent few days.
DIR. J. Louise Smith. osteopath. Ma
sonic temple. Phone 61s: res. 533 red
Mrs. George Korte returned to Sc
attic yesterday after visit OF q
couple of weeks with Missoula friends
DR.. Anna James, osteopath. Higgins
block Phone s34 black.
Secretary Breitenstein Of the Mis-
scula Chamber of Commerce will at =
tend the Drummond booster meeting,
Saturday night.
Money to loan on ranch and city
property. H. d. Fisher. l13 f. Main st.
T.. S. Paxson. with Mrs. Paxson and
daughter, left yesterday morning for
Deer Lodge. TO be present at the pio-
ncers meeting.
DR.. Lohnbakken. dentist. 113 First
National Bank bldg: phone 1876 purple.
Fred Webster leaves this morning
for Lynchburg, Va. where he will at
tend the University OF virginia during
the coming term.
$. w. Hudson. chiropraclor. b. & A.
bldg. Any disease; examination free.
Frank Newton. cashier at the Firs,
National bank, went to Deer Lodge
yesterday to attend the meeting OF
the Montana pioneers.
+. G. Moore, chiropractor. Ham.
mond block. Any disease. Consulta-
ton free.
Word from Deer Lodge yesterday
was that there Is probability that
the pioneer society will decide to meet
in Missoula next year.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at The Missoulian Of
flee.
The progressive party In Stevens
Vile will hold a, public meeting soon,
10 which some OF the local progress
sives have been invited.
Saddle horses for sale or rent n,
1923 South Higgins avenue. Either
phone. ass.
Yesterdays Olympian was loaded Il
the limit with passengers bound east
II. II. Tavenner. the local agent, sole
the last berths on the train.
Kleenatub. for cleaning bath tubs
lavatories. sinks. tiling, etc. Ken.
nedy. the Plumber. 2l4 East Front st
Conductor ]. o. Marks OF the
Northern Pacific railway Is men
toned as probable candidate fol
sheriff on the republican ticket.
Professor Gustave Fischer left yes.
terday for Portland. where he will
spend couple Of weeks before enter.
ing upon his duties as professor ol
music at the state university.
James Murphy and John C. Burke O
/ the firm of Murphy Burke left ovel
the Puget Sound yesterday for Chi.
cago and Peoria. where they vii
spend n few weeks on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorty" Moore o
Avery visited the Puget Sound peopl,
In Missoula yesterday. Shorty" Il
yardmaster at the division termina
and 10 popular all along the line. Th,
couple will visit here for couple O
days.
Art goods, Royal society. floss ant
packages. Beding Bros embroider,
silk and stamped linens d. NJ. C. cot.
tons and. Grayona floss, at Martins
East Cedar street.
Mrs. o. r. Draper OF Bonner ant
her daughter Dorothy. left yesterda,
for Deer Lodge, where they will visi
for week or more with relatives ant
friends.
w. A. Hursell. route agent for tn
Wells Fargo Express company, ief
Missoula for Seattle yesterday. MI
Hursell spent several days here In con
ference with the local officials of tn
company he represents.
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