The Daily Missoulian., 1913-07-06

test for the Daily Telegraph Of North
Platte, Neb.. whose prize was hand
| some Buick car.
Mrs B. D. Bloomer and her daugh-
ter. Miss Nina R. Bloomer, have
leased their ranches near Camas Prai-
rie and have come to reside In Mis-
soula,
| Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh, their daugh-
ter, Rose and their sons, George and
| William, are here from Butte, guests
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Murphy.
| Born: To Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lowe
| of 500 Hill street, girl baby. The
young lady arrived last evening. Her
| father Is a wellknoWn employe of the
| Missoula Light & Water company.
| Messrs. Ray Bailly, Paul Dornblaser
and Lawton Beckwith will leave this
morning with a pack outfit for two
| weeks camping trip through the
mountains at the head of the Rattle
snake valley.
| DR.. Riesland, eyesight specialist,
Wcll kHOWH ~ yOQ all VIII OC az ShO
Palace hotel July 9 to IL. Be sure to
see him IL your eyes need attention.
Adv.
| ]. T. Boyd left last evening for
| Vancouver, B. c.. where he has ac-
! cepted a position in the immigration
department of the government forest
service. Mrs. Boyd will join him
there later.
| Mrs. Margaret Richter whose home
| is on West Cedar street, underwent
an operation yesterday morning at st.
| Patricks hospital. Her condition was
considered serious by her physician
last evening.
Mrs. w. S. Fletcher has resumed her
former position in the alteration de-
partment Of the Golden Rule store,
which she filled with satisfaction to
her customers before she went on an
extended visit east
The Goodwin shop will be opened
Tuesday, July 8. Ladies are cordially
invited TO attend, see and hear dem
onstrations Of the luxuriously comfort
able Goodwin corset. Mrs. 8. e. Jar
Wis, third floor Hammond Blk.-Adv.
Reginald Brooks has arrived home
to spend the summer vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william B.
Brooks. The young man II taking =
conrse OF study In the Boston School
of Art making special study OF por-
traiture.
D. ]. Haviland left last evening for
the east. He will spend month
/ visiting Chicago, New York and a
number of other manufacturing CEN
| ters for the purpose of buying stock
for the furniture department Of the
Missoula Mercantile company.
E. A. Newton leaves this morning
for a vacation trip. Mr.. Newton ex
poets to join some Of his friends from
Great Falls in leisurely tour of
Yellowstone national park. to be fol-
lowed by side trips to points of in
terest. He expects to be away about
two weeks.
Miss Lima Anderson, who has been
in charge of the hosiery and UNDER
wear department of the Golden Rule
store for several years, has resigned
| her position. Miss Anderson will be-
gin Monday morning her new work as
stenographer in the offices of the
Missoula Mercantile company.
| The Misses Isobel Hardness and
jamie Eddy began last evening their
| vacation from duty as stenographers
in the office of the Missoula Mer-
camille company. They will spend
one week at the ranch home of Miss
Eddys parents near Alberton; then
| both young ladies will go to Boulder
| Springs for a week
Mrs. Thomas H. Wade left last
evening for Seattle, where she will
attend the national convention of
charities and correction, to be held
next week. Frank Thomas. formerly
principal of the Missoula county high
school, is secretary of this national
association. Mrs Wade was appoint
ed delegate from Montana by Governor
| Stewart.
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