The Daily Missoulian., 1914-05-25

/ season OF the year, 1t Is a pleasant
and delightful trip and will repay
anyone that will take it.
DR.. Fulcher went to Wallace witt
Henry Wortham and together with DR.
Charles Maury of that place, removed
a cancer from the lower lip of Worth
/ am. The operation was a delicate
one, as the feeders had spread nearly
/ to each ear and way down on the
throat. The whole was removed and
the operation was entirely successful
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Polleys of Mis-
soula spent several days in town, in
specting the camps of the Polleys
Lumber company.
Tom, Munson, in charge of the coal
docks here, has built an addition tC
his house and his many friends are
looking for an early announcement.
Senator Ed Donlan, d. C. Smith and
DR.. f. q. Ellis spent several days in
town on their return trip on min; ng
business in the Occur dAlenes.
Charles ]. Heidenrach, president OF
the Richmond Mining company, ar
rived in town after an absence of sew
eral weeks at Spokane. His family
was with him but continued their
journey as far as Chicago, where they
will spend several weeks and then &C
on to New York.
Alex johnson Of Falcon, Idaho
spent several days in town early in
the week, the first time since last
and incidentally greeting his friends.
| i1N,
and boosters took the train On Satur-
day for st. Regis to mix up dope for
| the new county of Mineral. There
were also rooters, boomers and boost
ers present from other sections of the
new county and from reports a very
! enjoyable time was had. A ticket was
arranged and a county seat selected
| to the entire satisfaction of all pres
ent
| Miss Emma Williamson, our popu-
! lar teacher, after putting in a strin-
gent winter at the school, has gone
| east to enjoy a well earned vacation
She will spend a month at Indianap
oils visiting friends and relatives,
then go on to New York, returning
here about August /.
| < dul CiCllCi vi IIIC SoAC SIuo iist7
| just put up an electric sign and is
new serving q very popular Sunday
dinner.
1t was up to "Mickie" GrisWold to
regain the lost laurels of the base
ball fiends and he went at it with a
| decided vim and achieved an heroic
victory. With Harry Linn and c.
Spekerman as a battery and a picked
nine from the kids team, they went to
Haugan on Sunday and there met the
railroad team. The game was very
one sided affair, although many brill
/ liant plays were made, Saltese WIN
ming by a score of 19 to 0.
A glance at the registration list for
the primaries On June develops the
fact that the registration in this pre-
cinct will fall at least Is per cent short
at the polls. Many persons who have
died and have left the country since
the last general election are stll OF
the list, and it Is safe to say that the
same condition applies to all other
precincts.
George Dunham of the Brunswick
at Missoula, who Is heavily interested
! in mining claims in this section. spent
several days in town inspecting the
properties.
Thomas Nelson Marlowe, deputy
county attorney, transacted business
in town during the week.
From the present outlook the croI
of huckleberries will be banner one
| this year The bushes are loaded witt
| blossoms. The oregon grape root also
shows the same condition.
Mike Bronton of the Saltese hote
set ort some maple trees in front
of his place of business two years age
and the growth they have made is
something remarkable. Years ago.
person who set out trees or planted
garden truck or flowers of any kint
was ridiculed, but late years have
proven that this section is well adapt
/ ed and all kinds of garden truck anc
vegetables of all kinds do we'll ane
bring large returns. Grain has mo-
been tried, but hay makes a gooc
crop. 1t will be but a few years wher
the timber is all cut off that small
farms will take the place of the tim
her.
An exceptionally large class from
the school at this place went to Su.
perior on Wednesday to take the eX
animation in the eighth grade. In the
class were Happy Daniels, Victor
Maxwell, George Stewart, James Stew
art, George Hugsdale, Bessie Holmes
and Dot Spiekerman. This speaks
we'll for the town and the efficiency
OF our school
Mrs. Holmes lost very valuable
COW on Wednesday evening. Josepf
Spiekermans cow was also very sici
but was saved by taking very heroic
measures. The cows had presumabl,
eaten too much fresh clover. OF which
there Is an abundance.
The Hemlock Mining company ha
lust let a contract to William Lea
Walter Hughes and Theo Westervel
to run drift on the foot wall for ;
distance of 100 feet and then drift int,
the lode.
Charles Luedke and Peter Webe
motored to Haugan on Saturday even
ing and furnished the music for so
cial dance at that place.
Carl Arnberg and Andy Hrgdal
made a real estate deal early in thu
week whereby Arnberg traded lots ant
mouse he owned in Saltese for lot
and house Hugdale owned in DeBor