The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-22
been for two weeks of rest and recre-


alton.
Miss Marie Staehling is here from
Danforth, ILL.,, visiting her brother,
Professor c. c. Staehing, and Mrs.
Staehling, in their home on Hilda
| avenue.
We pay per cent interest on saw
ings deposits and time certificates.
The Banking Corporation.--Adv.
Tenta M. Cooley of kalispell applied
for homestead entry on 100 acres, list
1-24S7, the northeast quarter of sec
ton 8, township 20 north, range 16
west. The application was rejected.
Our per cent first mortgage certifi-
Gates afford an ideal investment for
your savings. The Banking Corpora
tion.-Adv.
Mrs. Cramer of Victor is a guest in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Lehsou
OH East Cedar street. Mrs. Cramer
has been for the last two weeks Wis
iting Mrs. Billy Cook at Bonita.
Money to loan on ranch and city
property. FL. D. Fisher, 1l3 E. Main.
ADV.
Letters received from Professor and
Mrs. DeLoss Smith state that they
are now in Yellowstone park and will
arrive in Missoula next week, after
spending the summer in New York.
Miss Berneice Black, who has been
spending the summer at Dayton on the
shore of the Flathead lake, is in Mis-
soula visiting Mrs. NJ. ]. Byrnes at her
home in the Beacon flats
Miss Ruth Woodford is filling the
position of stenographer in the Of
flee OF Judge Walter NJ. Bickford.
While Miss Zelma Nash is away for
her vacation. Miss Nash is visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
Robert Lentz of Wolf Creek. ILL.,,
spent the day in Missoula with his
uncle. Attorney Theodore Lentz He
Idaho, where he is located as principal
of the public schools.
Mr., and MlE. George r. Brooks,
with their guests, Miss Mary Work
man of Oklahoma. and Mrs. Haskell
and son of Pennsylvania, motored to
Jocko yesterday morning for a days
outing.
r. w. Behn came into the city from
the Bitter Root Inn yesterday to meet
Mrs. Behn, who has come from Chi
cago to her new home in the Bitter
Root valley. Mr.. Behn is building
contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Hunt, proprie-
tors of the Quick Lunch on East Cedar
street. are spending 10 days in Pacific
coast cities. They will look after their
property interests at Astoria, Ore, and
travel for pleasure through other cities.
Late yesterday afternoon a decree
of divorce was issued in the district
court in the case of Mildred McComb
against c. H. McComb. The decree
awards the plaintiff alimony of $40
per month for the support of a minor
child.
Miss Eve Ammen has returned to
resume her duties in the local offices
of the forest service. having spent
some weeks at Seaside and Cannon
Reach. Ore. Her sister, Miss Mathilde
Ammen. came with her as far as Coeur
d Alene and stopped for "a week with
friends at that point.
Norman f. Davis of Roman yester-
entry on so acres, unit L. the south
vest quarter of the northeast quarter
md the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section %, town.
ship 81 north. range 20 west
Charles A. Cooley of Kalispell applied
yesterday for homestead entry on 16O
acres, the east half of the northwest
quarter the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter and the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 5, township 20 north, range Is
west. The application was suspended
lntii September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Sterling with
Miss Dorothy Sterling and Fritz Ster-
ling, have returned from an automo-
bile tour of Glacier park. Mr.. Sterling
and daughter weet directly to kalis- !