The Daily Missoulian., 1913-10-10

Mary Derarca in the convent OF Notre
Dame and who died at the Mother
house in Milwaukee. Mrs. O'Neil has
another sister in convent at st,
4 Louis.
| Money to loan on ranch and city
property. H. d. Fisher, 113 E. Main.
ADV.
Misses sBerniee and Merle Panchot
left last evening to join their mother
in Seattle. The brothers, Kenneth and
Harold Panchot, will go Sunday also
to Seattle.
Forest Johnson, road supervisor,
with headquarters in Saltese, was in
the city yesterday talking over road
matters with the board of county
commissioners.
stenographer Dawson. Montana blk.
ADV.
| Mary A. Harrison of Missoula filed
an application yesterday for home
stead entry On l60 acres, list 1880,
the northeast quarter of section so.
township 20 north, range I6 west.
aAeoii Hoteii new management.
steam heat comfortable rooms for
Winter.-Adv.
Mary V. Hughes of Mssoula yes
terday filed an application for home
stead entry on leo acres. list l--lS01,
| the southeast quarter of section 80
township 20 north, range 16 west.
DR.. B. Irvine, drugiess physician,
chronic diseases, 222 pattee, near
postoffice.-Adv.
Adolph and John Gunnerson of st.
Regis left Missoula last night for New
York city. from where they will sail
October Is on the Cunard steamer
Lusitania for Gothenhurg, Sweden.
The Missoulian has the best du-
plieating second sheets for letters.
$1.00 per 1000.-Adv.
Mrs. Tillie Cattern of Lincoln. Neb.
and Mrs. r. NJ Gross of Omaha are
in Missoula for two weeks visiting
their brother claude Humphreys The
ladies will go later to visit friends in
Spokane.
H. w. sanborne and his mothe.
Mrs. A. A. Sanborne, came into the
city from their home at Stevensyille
yesterday to meet Mrs. H. w. San
borne, who has been east for several
weeks.
Mrs. G. f. Mcdowell and her
nephew Henry Dierman have come
from their home at keystone. Mont,
to spend the winter months with Mrs.
McDoWelfs nephew and niece, Mr..
ana Mrs. j. ii. Montgomery, in this
|city
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at The Missoulian Of
fice.-Adv.
Miss Elsie Eckeberg has returned
from short visit with friends in
Portland. Ore. She win spend two
weeks here with her brother and sis
ter-in- law, Rev and Mrs. w. c. |
Eckeberg, and then go to her home in
Michigan.
Edmund Dana visited Missoula yes
terday representing Friedman Broth
ers OF Chicago. Mr.. Dana was form
erly soldier in the German army and
ne has interesting anecdotes to tell of
the time when he had guard duty at
the imperial palace
For Sale-Smith & Barnes cabinet
grand piano; practically new; cheap
Phone 2S6 black-Adv.
DR.. w. p Mills returned Yesterday
AFTERNOON from Helena, where he has
oeen attending the meeting of the
state board of medical examiners
Ihere We're 80 applicants for license
TO practice medicine in Montana ex-
amlned by the board at this meeting. |
Marguerite Owings of Poison filed /
an application yesterday for home
sead entry on 120 acres included in
the north half Of the northwest quar-
ter and the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 10, town
ship 81 north, range 81 west.
corsets, front and back lace, of the
latest models made to order and guar
anteed. Phone 502 Black-Adv.
j. E. Totman of Hamilton was
among the visitors here yesterday who
were either called or attracted to this
city on account of the conspiracy
case against officers of the Bitter
Root Valley Irrigation company and
residents of Hamilton that was opened
in the federal court yesterday.
When in Butte stop at the Acoma
quiet rest place In the citys center.
broadway and Wyoming. Rooms sl.Oo
day and up.-Adv.
n. A. Carlson, formerly proprietor
of the Walk-Over Shoe shop In this
city, arrived yesterday from Pitts
pnrgh, where he has been during the
summer. Mr. Carlsen is considering
the advisablity Of locating again in
Mlssonla. Mrs Carlsen is still east
and she will join her husband here
later.
"A mighty enemy of germs and i'm
drives them out of the sys-