The Daily Missoulian., 1913-09-18

/ CdH bdftk ditGf spending SeAeIdl
weeks at Thompson Falls, substitute
ing for Edwin Dodds, cashier of the
Thompson State bank, while the lat
ter made a vacation visit in Pacific
coast cities.
Gregory Powell is being welcomed
back to Missoula after having spent
the summer in and near Billings Mr.
| Powell is a sophomore this year in
the university of Montana
Money to loan at per cent on ranch
and city property, with privileges.
Price & Matthew, Mont. Blk. basement
ADV.
Mrs. l.. n. Maxwell of Arlee, who
underwent an operation at St Pat
rick's hospital several days ago, is
reported by the attending physician
to be making a good recovery.
/ Vivian Miller has been in Mssoula
and Hamilton for the last two days
visiting old friends from Two Haf-
| bors, Mimi, while on his way to his
present home at Tacoma, Wash.
DR.. Riesland, the well-known eye
sight specialist will be at the Palace
/
%. Don't fail to see him.-Adv.
f. N, Truesdale reported yesterday
the sale Of lots 19 and 20, block 6S
in Urlin addition to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Liffring, who will make their
home in the house upon the place.
! w. ]. Potter, immigration agent
for the Bitter Root Valley Irrigation
company, is expected to arrive in
Missoula tonight with large com
pany of prospective land buyers from
the central states.
Bernard D. Liebel of Roman APP
piled yesterday for homestead entry
on 100 acres included in the south
east quarter of section p, township
q north, range 20 west. The ap
plicaton was rejected.
DR. f. c. Anderson was able to be
upon the street yesterday after hav
ing an operation performed upon his
eye. He had a section cut from an
exterior muscle of one eye in order
to bring into place the eye. which was
slightly turned.
William NJ Mcconnell, manager of
| the Western Union Life Insurance
company, spent the day in Missoula.
w. c. Irwin and Harold Chambers
came from LewistoWn, Idaho, to
meet Mr. Mcconnell in conference
upon insurance business.
Miss Vivian McManus has entered
upon her duties as stenographer for
Attorneys Tolan and Gaines in their
office in the Montana block. Miss
L ao1a yrJ,1 GaII jn r;t t1t,
has gone into the office of the
Wheeldon- -Rossi company.
Henry Tabor left yesterday after
noon for Butte, where he will join
Roy Thomas and both will go to
Madison, Wis. to enter the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. Both young men
We're students in the University of
Montana last year.
Herman f. knight of Missoula ap-
piled yesterday for homestead entry
on 100 acres including lots 6, and
8, the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section s, town
ship II north, range II west The
application was allowed.
DR. r, A. Mclean of Fayette
! Iowa, is in Missoula the guest of his
brother and sister in law, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry A. Mclean at their home
43S South Sixth street, east DR.
Mclean is returning from a vacation
trip to Pacific coast cities.
Mr., and Mrs. Edwin Dodds have
returned from their journey to the
Pacific coast and Mrs. Dodds was ir
Mssoula yesterday to get her small
son and take him to their home al
Thompson Falls. He was guest II
the home of his grandmot,ler, MIS-
Agnes Lombard during the absence
of Mr.. and Mrs Dodds.
Clarence Forbis will leave Frida,
for Minneapolis, there to enter upor
a course in architecture in the Uni
Versity of Minnesota. Mr. Forbis ha!
been studying architecture during thu
past year with Mr. and Mrs. John II
Kennedy in this city and he plans t,
spend a year in European art cen
ters after he completes the prescribed
course in Minnesota.
John Taylor, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Taylor of Park addition, re