The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-18
DIXON NOTES

Scully of the Table Supply store has
arranged to buy cream from the
ranchers and pay them cash at the
highest market price for its value in
butter fat. He will buy in. large
quantities. ~
Messrs. w. A. Carter and Alt Web
ster, representing the Hastings Indus
trial of Chicago, were here last week
in the interest of a creamery organi-
zation, on the cooperative plan.
The Ladies' Aid society met Friday
afternoon Of last week with Mrs. A. c.
Thomas, II ladies being present. Mrs.
Del Huotte was elected secretary of
the organization to fill the vacancy
caused by the departure of Mrs. c.
M. Schmidt. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. George
Thomas.
Ten Elk from the Yellowstone ma
tional park arrived here Tuesday and
were taken to the national bison
range, just EAST of town. They We're
young and in fairly good condition.
The 800" club met at the Sweet
home Wednesday afternoon with a
good attendance in spite of the dis
agreeable weather. A delicious lunch
of rarebit and coffee was served.
IF. G. Pascoe has just finished the
foundation and cellar wall for a house
2Sx2s, which Gilbert LeBouef will
build this spring on his ranch three
miles west of town.
Ruth, the 3-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs.f>S S. Jagers, had her
throat cut badly Wednesday after
noon. 1t is supposed that her little
brother James picked up a razor and
slashed her. The cut extended across
her right cheek and throat, coming
within half an inch Of the jugulal
vein. DR.. Sweet was called and found
1t necessary to take four stitches tc
close the wound.
d. r. Sullivan had his hand injured
Tuesday while grading at the White
nan residence. In dumping a scrapel
of dirt close to the house his hanC
was caught between the house anc
he handle of the scraper, cutting q
cash in the back of it. DR.. SWee
dressed the wound.
William Drake returned Tuesda,
from Red Lodge, accompanied by his
brother Jack. The two brothers will
operate the Drake cope mine or
Revais creek.
There was a house-Warming at The
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Welch in Little Arkansas Saturday
evening. About SO friends gathered
and celebrated the occasion with {
dance. The Arkansas orchestra fur
nished the music. A splendid time Is
reported.
Among those in Missoula Tuesda,
evening were: Mrs. G. L. Whiteman
Mrs. Dell Huottc, Mrs. ]. d. Bowser
Charles and Margaret BoWser, MIS-
Palm and L. Butcher.
;, G.. w. Mack came down from Silve
Bow wednesday, returning THURSDAY
Mrs. Mack, who has been very i'll a
a hospital in Missoula, was able t.
return home this week.
Mrs, G.. A. Wellington and daughte
left wednesday evening for Stevens
Vile. H.. Z. Wellington will run tn
farm this summer
County Superintendent of School
Leona C. Duncan and Mr.: Maloy WEI
down from Paradise Tuesday.
Mrs. Eli Palm went to Missoula las
week with her little boy who was IL
, with pneumonia. She returne'
Wednesday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Marcure and tW'
:. children went to Missoula Tuesda,
. evening.
Charles WhitComb, a mining mar
was here from Helena this week.
!, w. Fl. Evans and family are movlni
to their ranch on Revais creek.
= Lee Morrison and Earl Smith mad
final proof on their homesteads Mon
dav before United States Commits
sioner Whiteman.
Mr.. Bedard of F~renchtoWn visite
his daughter, Mrs. Marcure, last weet
Miss KENYON of Plains was a gues
: at the Whiteman home wednesday.
DR.. Sweet went to Hamiito
t Wednesday evening. returning yester
. day. =,
r Mrs. youngbauer and little son lei
I Tuesday for Misspula.
D Mrs. Donald Mcdonald was Gale
t to Roma Thursday by the illness c
her daughter. -.
$ G.. w. Baldwin was in Missouia thi
. week. returning Thursday.
Albert Palm went to M'ssoui
Thursday.
Mrs. w. f. Campbell made a tri
to Thompson Falls Thursday, return
ing Friday.
Pete Palm and Mr.. DeschamL
: came 10 wednesday from French
O town.
G.. G.. Watt and Representativ
a Sweet returned the first of the wee
: from Helena.
F. E. Campbell has over a third {
the timber cut which he Is to delivs