The Daily Missoulian., 1913-10-21

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| Paxton hotel; new MANAGEMENT.
Steam heat; comfortable rooms for
winter.-Adv.
John DAILY. whose father in super
intendent for the Iron Mountain Tun-
mel company, arrived in Missoula
Sunday to enter for a course of study
in the Loyola high school.
The Muscular has the best du-
plicating second sheets for letters.
$1.00 per 1.0o0.-Adv.
Josephat Chef .Jr.. who formerly
owned a ranch near Frenchtown, is
visiting old time friends in Missoula
and vicinity. Mr.. Cheff is now To-
Gated at Rita in Dawson county.
Ed Laplante, the village black
smith OF Huson was brought to the
city Sunday and Yesterday was ad-
m1tted to the Sisters hospital. where
he will probably he confined for some
time. ii
Mrs. Hiram Knowles expects to
leave Thursdap for Los Angeles.
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Knowles win reside with Mrs.
w. P. Mills While she is in Los
Los Angeles.
County Clerk Babinston was more
than pleased Yesterday when he re-
ceived a quarter Of venison. the gift
from his old friend Jimmie" Rick
ards of Bonita. The meat came down
in care of Victor Cora
Miss Grace Maxwell and Miss
Laura Davis lett Yesterday for Spo-
kane. Miss Davis is u national sec
retary for the Young Women's Chris
tion association aud Miss Maxwell is
secretary for the northwest.
Police Judge Won Platen found him
self confronted with a formidable ar
ray OF rock-piie applicants yester-
day. From the bunch he selected
four likely looking fellows giving the
others chance TO get out of town.
f. l.. Telouse Of Roman applied
yesterday for homestead entry on 40
acres included lit the southeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of sec
tion 8, township ~ north, range 10
west. The application was rejected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Il. Mueller own
ers. of Pine Grove ranch at Clinton,
passed through Missoua yesterday on
their way to Portland to enjoy a good
vacation. Before they left they saw
completed a beautiful seven room bun
galow at the ranch.
Mrs Robert Davis and Miss Alberta
Lewis, who have been visiting their
sister. Mrs. George McAlister, left
yesterday for the east They will
visit their brother, g. u. Lewis in
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Chicago.
Allen j. Olson of the Olson &
johnson company went last evening
to Billings to bid on a contract for
constructing a seven-story building
for the Farmers and Traders Ma
tional bank, which is to cost ap-
proximately $25o,0oo
Attorney Albert Besancon went last
evening to Helena to argue before
the supreme court the case of Liz
otte versus the Big Blackfoot Milling
company. suit for damages At
torney Fl. G. Stiff will represent the
milling company in the same case.
f. q. Wilson of Denver, who is SUI
pervisor of leased wire service for
Mountain States Telephone & Tele-
graph company, and II. r. Anderson
of Butte, who Is division toll wire
chief for the same company. have
been in Missoula during the last two
days looking over the service
Grover Perrine, captain of the
Hfghlanders, spent yesterday in Mis-
soula. He is now working in Ham
ilton and went back up the valley
yesterday afternoon He brought
word of splendid activity in the Bit
ter Root town, due he says, to the
opening of the A. G. M company's
lumber mill
Thomas Norton, IA forest guard sta
toned at Seely lake, came into Mis-
soula yesterday to take the forest
rangers examination, which is to be
held TO-DAY and tomorrow in the fed
eral building under the direction of
ter Root forest. About Il, applicants
are expected to take this examina-
ton.
Frank Gleason was in Missoula yes
terday on the way To his home at
Florence. Mr.. Gleason has been,
since graduating from the University
of Montana, taking a course in prac-
teal electrical engineering with the
General Electric company at Schenec-
tady. \. Y. Mr.. Gleason will prob
ably return to Schenectady later in
the winter.
j. f Thueson. merchant tailor who
has come over from Anaconda, where
he has a store, to keep in touch with