The Daily Missoulian., 1914-03-12
Local BreyitieS
$50 money to loan. J. N. Price Co..

HeII Gate coal, $4.26 ton. Bell 19.-
Adv.
William T.. LeFevre was a visitor
in the city yesterday from Victor
Money for farm loans: low rates;
quick service. The Banking Corpora
tion.-Adv.
Mrs. Guy Dean was here yesterday
from Plains visiting and shopping.
Money to loan Houston Realty Co..
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Faust were
guests In Missoula yesterday from
Libby.
Everybody is doing IT, Merchants
lunch, 35 cents. daily 11:30 to 2:3O
p. m. Palace hotel cafe.-Adv.
]. b. Bray. an insurance man from
Denver, called on local agents yes
terday.
Money to loan on city property on,
the easy monthly payment plan. The
Banking Corporation.--Adv.
F. N. Truesdale is spending a few
days looking after business matters
in Drummond.
DR.. Louise Smith. osteopath. Ma
sonic temple. Phone 61s: res, 533 red
ADV.
A. I. Harlow and son left on Mil
waukee train No Is yesterday for
Pierce. $. d.
DR.. Anna James, osteopath. Higgins
block. Phone Ss4 black.--Adv.
p. B. BARLEY, cashier OF the Conrad
bank at Helena had business in Mis-
soula yesterday.
DR.. Ward. veterinarian. Both phones
ADV
Charles Walkenstein now resi-
dent of st. lgnatius, Is visiting In the
city for few days
Perry Coal Co. wood. Tel. 662.-
Adv.
7. U. Gibson went yesterday to his
ranch at Victor to look after the
starting of spring work.
Madame Chappell gowns, ready for
spring orders. 81 Hammond block
Adv.
Miss Kate Ray, operator for the
Milwaukee at Superior, was in the
city shopping yesterday.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at The Missoulian Of
fice.-Adv
Earl Broaden of Chicago, spent the
day in Missoula in the interests of
the Eastman Kodak company.
Everybody is doing It. Merchants
lunch. 35 cents, daily 1870 to $3.50
p. M. Palace hotel cafe.-Adv.
Skipper Roberts passed through
Missoula yesterday Ibis way to join
the Pittsburgh Fedefals in Virginia.
Stenographer. Dawson, Montana blk.
ADV
Mrs. George Davis of Bozeman is !
her daughter. Mrs. E. M.
Reynolds. at her home, $50 South |
Third street. west.
Marsh, the undertaken. Phone s21.-
Adv.
Mrs. John Nordauist and Mrs. A. ].
Busch are here from Bozeman guests
in the home of Mrs. Busch's daugh-
ter. Mrs. Dale Hodson.
DR.. Willard, osteopath. First Ma
tional bank.-Adv.s
J. c. Conkey Of Hamilton was |
among the many from the Bitter
Root who came down last evening to !,
attend THE Ham Tree" at the Mis- !
soula.
Money to loan on ranch and city :
property. III. ID. Fisher, 113 q. Main. I
ADV.
Mrs. +. A. silcox returned home |
from a brief trip with her I
District Forester Silcox, who
is now attending series Of ranger |
in this district.
Systematic saving is the road to
wealth; 4 per cent interest paid on
savings accounts. The Banking Cor |
Friends in Missoula. enjoyed short |
visit yesterday with o. w. Fisher of |
Seattle and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. War
rem of Fisher, La. who are on their |
way from Bozeman to Seattle
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will give |!
a sale of home cookery, including
baked beans, cold meats. doughnuts, |
pies and cakes. at -Dickinsons
Piano store on Saturday, March 18th. |
ADV.
George w. Hodgman of Thompson
Falls applied yesterday for homestead |
entry on 44.S4 acres in list l-2164.
section 4. township q north, range % |
west. The application was allowed.
Mrs. J. r. Kilkelly and baby daugh-
ter left yesterday for their home in I
Deer Lodge after being for some |
weeks guests in the home of Mrs.
kilkelly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Crawshaw.
Mrs. e. S. Coats came into the city |
from her home at Plains yesterday |
with her brother. F. ]. Witty. Of |
Wisconsin. Mr.. Witty has been for
the last seven weeks making tour
or the west and he Is now on his re-
turn journey east.
Sarah Margaret Whitney of Darby /
applied yesterday for homestead en-
try on 160 acres included In the east !
half of the northeast quarter and the |
east half of the southeast quarter Of ,
section 80, township north. range %
west. The application was rejected.