The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-07
DIXON NOTES

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Campbell of the Dixon Mercantile
company is having an addition 20x75
feet built along the east side of his
store building. The front so feet will
be used for a furniture room, Will
the rear will be fitted up for a
garage. Messrs, J.. M. Carver of
Moiese and Al Downs and Clyde
Sebers are employed on the construc-
ton work.
John Williams, father of Clay and
Jack Williams of this place, died at
his home near Perma Wednesday from
heart trouble. The deceased was rs
years of age. The body will be taken
to Bozeman for burial.
Commencing Wednesday of this
week, No. 4 is making flag stops at
Dixon, A petition was circulated here
recently by A. c. Thomas asking the
Northern Pacific to make this con-
cession.
Frank B. Chapman arrived here
Wednesday night from Alexander, N.
ID. Mr.. Chapman is n national bank
examiner. He has filed on a home
stead on Revais creek and expects to
bring his family here to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Morkert and son,
w. A. Morkert, and wife n four
children arrived here Wednesday from
Knox, N. d. They are the parents
and brother respectively of John Nor
kert of his place. Their three emil
grant cars arrived here yesterday.
Mr.. Ritter of Roman has purchased
three lots from Hastings & Mcdonald
and has a small cottage erected on
one of them.
McCone & Co. now have a fine
stock of groceries On their shelves, as
we'll as a drug department.
The LeBouef sawmill has been
moved out near the Eli Palm place,
where it will be used in saving the
timber for the agency buildings. Mr..
Campbell informs us that the timber
is nearly all cut.
The Ladies' Aid society was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mes
danes Whiteman and Huotte at the
home of the former. A large number
were in attendance. At the business
meeting it was decided to hold a So
cial at the Sweet home next Saturday
evening. At the close of the meeting
an excellent lunch was served. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Bates.
The Card club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the White
man home.
Seth Everett and family, who spent
the winter in Nebraska, have returned
to Kila, Mont, They have disposed OF
their property in Moiese valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.. Fisher,
with the formers parents, arrived
here yesterday from Butte. They will
locate on their homestead on the Big
Flat, near the Mike Mcdonald place.
w. 2. Paulson and T. l.. Delameter
arrived here Monday from Knox, N. d.
Mrs. Bertha Jensen and little boy
We're in Dixon Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. DePhelps awe re-
turned to their homestead across the
river, after spending the winter in
Missoula.
Henry Menard went to Ravalli. Fri
day. where he will act as chauffeur
for T. L. Bateman.
Miss Mooney and Mrs. Bl]ankenship
of the Big Fla were shopping in Mis-
soula the first of the week.
George Nitz was in from the Big
Flat Wednesday to meet his mother,
Mrs. Nitz. and sister, Mrs. Goettsche,
and family, who arrived from the
east.
r. A. Richardson returned Sunday
from Washington.
Mrs. Peck arrived Wednesday from
Spokane to visit her mother. Mrs.
Daigle, who has Deer Ill.
M. c. Byers was down from Butte
from Friday until Tuesday.
Mrs. George Rush left Sunday for
Missoula, where she has employment.
Roy Hart made a trip to Whitepine
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Menard visited in Mis-
soula this week..
Mrs. Jansen visited her son Charles
Jansen of the harness shop Friday.
Clint Borgess. left today for a two
weeks visit at his home In Port
land. Ore.