The Daily Missoulian., 1914-12-13
Local Brevities


Frank Thibodesu of Bonner il i'll at
ST. Patrick's hospital
Coal IS per ton. Phone s2s.-Adv.
pr. Crabb Of Deer Lodge had bust
ness in Arissoula Yesterday.
Or. Anna James. osteopaths fIiggins
block. Phone sss. black. Adv.
w n Rhoaaea q Kalispell was 4
visitor in Mtsspula yesterday.
Marsh, the undsstaker. Al ". ce-.
daf. Phone s21.--sAdv: 'eSs
Fred ouillette went into st. Patrick's
hospital yesterday for medical treat-
mont I;
New.on II. scAseiKes Optical spe-
cihlist. Rooms 2os-e05 Montana Blk.-=
Aay.
Nv. M. searles OF thfsscity wen. yes
terday to spend stlle holidays viii,
friends in sIowa. fa ss ID Il
Money to lonn On. sanch and city.
property. H. D. Fiaher, 11s 2; Main.
ADV
Missoulian for lIthostaphing.
Mrs. George Bsckwisii was in the
city yesterday from st. 1gnatius visit
Ing and shopping
He'd and green paper for the holiday
wtSfk at the Missoultan Job room
ADV. s
Mrs. c. s. Norton came in yesterday
from Clinton to attend the last day
OF the poultry show.
Taxicabs and touring cars for hire:
day and night service. Phone Bell 50.
ADV. s
"A son was born Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. u. w. Beavers at their horne,
907 Worden avenue Ii Il "
These are lithographing days. See
The Missoulian. 4.
John e. Smith, a prosperous stock
mhn from Rasss Hole, is In Missoula
for a few days on business
The Missoullan has the best dupll-
eating second sheets for letters. 75c
per 1000. ADV. Z
Mrs JOSEPH Farley and small son
went yesterday from St Patrick's
hospital to their home on West Spruce
street.
Get it autographed.
Dr. willard, osteopath, LIST Nat BIZ.
ADV.
Professor and Mrs. Charles G. Staehl-
ing have purchased the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Galushn on Beckwith
avenue
Briefs and transcripts printed on
short notice. Missoulian job rooms
ADV.
c. r. Lemon, who has been at Big
Timber for the last few months, re-
turned yesterday to spend the winter
in Missoula.
The Banking Cooperation pays 1
per cent interest on savings deposits.
ADV.
Eyeret. Rollins has arrived from
Portland, Ore. to spend the Christmas
holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
K.sA. Rollins
DIR. Louise Smith. osteopath. Ma
sonic temple Phone 613; res. 53s red.
ADV.
Riley Eldridge came in yesterday
from Trout Creek with a badly frac-
tured arm He is being cared for at
st. Patrick's hospital.
For fine old table wines, Port, Sher-
ries. Angelica, Muscatel and Old Cedar
Run whiskey. Best for family use
Call on j. E. Power.1-Adv.
james Simpson had the end Of the
middle finger of his left hand sliced
Oft yesterday while he was at work
at IL. S. Newton's shop.
How about that holiday printing
The Missoulian has a complete line oi
5 supplies. Prices right.--Adv.
George Brown Of Nine Mile and G
H. Elliott. the latter having the con.
tract for the new school building near
that place, were Missoula visitors yes.
2T
terday.
HAY, fresh bAlaa only soc per loc
lbs Ford Garage los ". Spruce.
Adv. 3 ss ssSs M &
Or. and Mrs. g. r.. Dodds have re.
turned from Sea tie and Spokane
where they went last week to lool
after matters OF business and to visit
friends,
Insure with Wheeldou, Rossi Co.
1ns. specialists. basement Mont. Bldg
ADV. a&Ga
Get it Autographed.
Frank II. Woody, assistant district
attorney for Montana, stopped in hi,
home town yesterday on his way from
Hamiltons where he went on business
to his headquarters in Butte.
Let the Missoulian be your jot
printers.--Adv.
Baled hay: bargain price while Il
lasts; only GOO per 100 lbs. Ford Gar.
age, 106 w. Spruce.-Adv.