The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-22

intends making a specially of rails
ing Strawberries and early vegetables.
George Ramsey of Helena spent
last Tuesday and Wednesday in the
city, tr%ansacting business at the United
States bank.
Mrs. Fred Perkins, as hostess, en-
tertained at bridge whist at the Per-
afternoon.
Machinist w. II. Sellegren left for
the coast Saturday, where he will
spend the summer.
Boilermaker P. J. Healy left for
Seattle Friday on a business matter in
which he and a number of his friends
are very much interested.
The new prison building which was
recently completed was occupied for
the first time Tuesday. This build
ing as it now stands is one of the
most up-to-date pieces of architecture
of it's kin in the country, and much
credit is due Warden Conley in hav-
ing it constructed.
Lewis Warn, who has been spending
q vacation i'll Tomah, Wis, returned
to work at the shops Wednesday.
A benefit was given at the Lyric
theater Monday evening as a means of
helping the Deer Lodge Baseball as
ISOLATION raise funds toward the sup
port of a baseball team during the
eason of 1913. The show, which con-
sisted of moving pictures of the 1912
worlds series and a number of Sc
1antinrc NV tho I >-pin 1t,ncfnf Nt-l 9
well received and the treasury of
the association got quite a boost
financially. From all appearance,
Deer Lodge is going to have n of
the fastest amateur teams in this part
of the state this season.
George Gallagher has taken a leave
of absence from the train service on
the Missoula division and has leased
the billiard parlor formerly conducted
by Mr.. Piquette, in the new Bielenberg
block on North Main street. Owing
to the fact that George is a live one
and one of the best-liked young mer
in the town. his new business venture
ought to prove n success.
w. ]. Paul and wife motored tc
Anaconda Friday.
'tS'il ''''
from western Dakota. where he has
been for the past six weeks, attending
to the spring work around his ranch
His father, +. r. Richardson, did not
return With him, but will arrive about
| May I. Phil states that the outlool
this year in western South Dakota FOL
good corps is the best he ever saw.
Mrs. Frank Travonner Of Montpelier
Idaho, spent the week as the guest O
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Will
liams.
J. G. Shauhut and William Dehuhr
two placer miners from Fourth o.
July gulch, We're Deer Lodge visitors
the early part of the week.
Lon Hoss of Salt Lake returned
home Saturday, after a three-days
visit with relatives and fricrds il
this city.
William Doncy, known to everybody
in this neck of the woods as the Mon.
arch of Pixies Peak came down from
Pioneer for a few days business visit
the early part of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. ,Jerom, WNcoff were
Putte visitors last week,
W. flocks of sheep belong to Mr.
Manley Of Douglas creek, were trans
ferred from their winter quarters OF
the King ranch to their summer rang
the first of the week.
John Kelly of He,mville was a bust
ress visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Charles Hughley has purchased
traction plow from tho Bonner Lum
Der company and will do contrac
blowing in the valley.
James H.. Mills, Jr.. of Butte wa
a Deer Lodge visitor the early par
of the week.
Mrs. e. J. Anderson of White Sui
phur Springs, after a few weeks visi
at the homo OF her daughter, Mrs
Moncure Cockrell, left for her hom'
Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holm Of Glen
dive arrived at Deer Lodge the earl,
part of the week and will make thei
home here.
Storekeeper James Kelly of the Mil
waukee Railway returned from Mile
City Thursday, where he has beer
for the past few days packing hi
household goods incident to shipping
them to Deer Lodge.
w. /. Higgins left for Twin Bridge
Tuesday evening. at which Mace n