The Daily Missoulian., 1913-09-08

LOCAL BREv|T|ES

Best Montana coal, $3.50 per ton
! NJ. r. c. Smith, Montana bldg, ADV.
E. r. Dunstan and A. A. Ashburn
of Henderson arrived in Missoula yes
, terday.
DR.. Willard, osteopath. First Ma
| tional bank.-Adv.
| Miss Grace Leary has returned here
from her home at Libby to resume her
studies at the university,
Marsh, the undertaken; phone 321.-
Adv.
| j. II. Lutey, prominent business
man of Butte. and family, arrived in
Missoula yesterday in an automobile.
Popular music, latest hits, 1oc. Orvis
Music House.-Adv
Miss Mildred ingalls,, who is teach
ing at Cyr. returned to her school last
evening after visiting here since Fri
day.
DR.. Ward, veterinarian. Both phones.
f! ADV.
Harry ID. Moore, once a practicing
attorney of this city but now of Seat
tie, is here visiting his brother, +. G.
Moore.
Popular music, latest hits, 1Oc. Orvis
Music House.-Adv.
Judge W. M. Bckford left yester-
+ day for Spokane to attend a stock
holders meeting of the Clark COM
panies.
Sani- Flush and clean-a tub for sale
by Kennedy, the plumber-Adv
Miss Lillian Noeth from the Murray
hospital in Butte is visiting in Mis-
soula, the guest of Mrs. II. Schmitz
of Cherry street
Dr. Anna James, osteopath, Higgins
block. Phone s34 black-Adv
Tom Busha, a we'll known university
student, returned here last night from
his home at Big Timber to be on hand
for the opening of the. university this
week.
Money to loan on improved farms
Glasscock & Morrell.-Adv.
J. j. and T. l.. Dooley and their sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Fl. Daddow, all of Hail.
motored to Missoula yesterday and are
the guests of their sister Mrs Hugh
Kelley
Dr. Louise Smith, osteopath, Ma
sonic temple. Phone 61S; res. 533 red
Adv.
stephen Parker of Butte, deputy
state boiler inspector, arrived in Mis-
soula yesterday and will spend a few
days here on business. He is at the
Shapard.
Popular music latest hits 1Oc. Orvis
Music House.-Adv.
Mrs. Ben B, Smith and her son
John have returned from a month
spent in visiting friends and relatives
in Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and other
coast cities.
Newton H schweiker, optical spe-
cialist. Rooms 203-205 Montana blk
ADV.
Herbert and Claud Molchior we'll
known young men of this city. have
returned from working as telegraph
operators along the Milwaukee this
summer and will enter the. university
for another term.
Stenograp pher Dawson, Montana Blk.
--Adv
Jesse Holmes and wife and Mildred
Mccormick all Of Butte arrived in
Iisssala yesterday. The party is tray
cling over the country By automobile.
Mr. Holmes is the proprietor of the.
cheaaaraeg restaurant in the Smoky
city
MONEY to loan on ranch and city
property. H. D Fisher, 113 E. Main.-
Adv.
Fl VI Morris of the local police
force returned to his beat last night
after spending several days at I.olo
Hot Springs. Mr.. Morris has been
suffering from an attack of rheuma-
tisn but the trip to the springs
proved beneficial
New touring cars for rent, $3.50 per
7our; sl5 Per day. Ind. phone, ezra
Adv.
James VI. Faulds of the Northwest
Tribune Of Stevensvile arrived here
yesterday from Glendive. he having
accompanied his wife and baby that
far on their way east for a visit. Mr.
Faulds viii continue home this MORN
ing.
Old Jordan whisky eight years old.
SoIomon's liquor store. Bell 81, Ind.
594,-Adv
j. II. Theuson. merchant tailor of
Anaconda. who formerly had store
IN Missoula, arrived here Yesterday to
visit with his many friends. 1t was
only Tor business reasons that Mr..
Theuson returned to Anaconda and
he admits that his heart is with Mis-
soula.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
'hecks for sale at The Missoulian Of
tice.-Adv.
a burning woodshed near the flour
mill in south Missoula called out the
fire department at 103 35 last night
The alarm was sounded from the box
at the corner Of South Sixth and Ash
streets and this took the department a
considerable distance out of its way.
The blaze did little damage.
Miss McMenus, dressmaking. Even
ing gowns speciality. 4O5 Montana
block. Bell phone. 58l-Adv.
Or. G. f. Reynolds and wife re-
turned home last night from an ex
tensive eastern trip, where they visited
relatives and friends in a dozen diff
ferent cities, DR.. Reynolds says that
he has enjoyed his short vacation