The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-30
DRUG STORE
CHANGES HANDS
FRED WOODWCRTH SELLS TO
NEW MEN WHO WILL ADD
STOCK OF GROCERIES,

Dixon, Mont, March 2e.-(SpeciaD
Fired Noodworth has disposed of
his stock of drugs to Messrs. ROY j,
McCone and Arthur l.. Smith of this
place, who will enlarge the stock and
add a fun line Of groceries. Mr..
McCone, with his Wife and baby. who
are expected to be here soon from
Michigan, will occupy rooms over the
drug store. Mr.. Smith will spend
part of his time looking after ranch
ing interests. Mr.. Woodwork and
family expect to leave in a couple OF
weeks for California, where he will
look after ranching interests for his
father. Mr.. Woodwork has been a
member of the and since it's organiz-
alton and is the baritone player. Mr..
and Mrs. Woodwork will be greatly
missed here, but we wish them sue
cess in their new undertaking.
Fully 100 people witnessed the home
talent minstrel show in Marcure's
hall last evening. 1t was u success
from every standpoint. Me program
included popular songs, Rotations.
jokes, Spanish dances, a splepdid
ShNN'li tlilllItu, opSllndtS, Skill
dancing. drills, etc. Piano music was
furnished by Miss Fowler of Moiese
and Mrs. Sweet. The affair was just
as promised-a laugh from start to
finish. The receipts We're $4S.50
d. Fl. Richardson of Spring Valley,
north of Sloan, had a team of horses
stolen from his place several months
ago. He located one Of them here
in Dixon last week. The other one
had died since the team had been
purchased by Mr.. Dunlap from the
estate of G. A.. Wellington, the late
Mr.. Wellington having purchased
them from a young man by the name
Of Jaundreau, who is now serving
time for housebreaRing. Mr.. Richard
son was glad to get even one Of them
back after a long search.
County Surveyor Brauer returned
Monday from the Sloan neighborhood
where he completed the survey of
the road from Sloan north to the
county line,
Messrs. L. H. Jeannot, G. A. Menard
q. E. Whiteman and w. E. Campbell
went to Missoula Tuesday evening.
The two latter gentlemen drove their
new Ford ears Lack, The cars are
both 1918 models aud are dandies.
Those from Dixon who saw "Graus-
tark' in Missoula Thursday evening
We're Mr.. and Mrs, NOolu orth, Roy
McCone, Art Smith, Harry Bowser
and the Misses Madeline Miller and
Vera Bernatz.
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ter a brother of I. NJ. Ebel, who has
purchased the Cope ranch across the
river, arrived here Tuesday from st.
Regis with a car of household goods
and horses. These gentlemen win start
farming operations IN the ranch.
Fred r. PAscoe, the tailor, has
moved into the front room over the
drug store.
w. e. Campbell is having lumber
hauled for a garage which he will
erect at the rear of his hardware
store.
The Bel Telephone central will re-
main at its present location in the
drug store. Miss Jessie Rinehart
will be the hello girl.
Alfred Anderson arrived here Sat
urday from Anacortes. Wash, with
a a of household goods and horses.
He has located in North Moiese.
Fred Eneroth was here from St.
l2natius again Thursday evening with
his moving picture show.
Z. d. Eendrick and c. G. Marti ar
rived here this week from Kansas
with a car Of emigran- goods. They
will locate near Poison.
William Carr, who has been resid-
ing on the Mack ranch on the bench,
has leased the Curtis place and will
move onto it next week.
Jim Madsen of Poison, a brother of
Andrew Madsen Of the Overland ho-
tel, arrived here Wednesday for a
visit with his brother.
Miss Melton arrived here Tuesday
from Butte and has gone to Sloan
to visit her mother, Mrs. r. Melton.
Mrs. Beach and daughter of Mis-
soula visited at the Myers home this
week.
l.. r. Deal has purchased G. T..
Whiteman's old Ford car and will add
it TO his livery outfit.
Lee of Leon vas a
business visitor in Dixon Thursday.
Jack James has accepted a posi-
ton with the Jocko lumber COM
pany.
e. A. Cook was in Plains on business
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Palm returned
Sunday from Missoula.
! Frank Leonard was down from
Thompson Falls this week. He ex-
poets to move his family up there.
Frank Stephens returned to Spokane
Monday after a weeks visit with rel
atives here.
Mrs. F. A. Turrittin returned Fri
day from her visit in California
Fred Bray arrived Monday from
Butte with a car of goods and will
locate here.
Two Dennison brothers. ~evangelists,