The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-16
AT A GLANCE.

st. lguatius.-Thc Mission Flour Mill
started grinding last Monday.
Il. ]. Smith. the clothing man. left |
Tuesday for Salmon City, Idaho, where |
he will remain during the winter. lie !
expects to return here in the spring.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home of
Mrs. Chris Hoesehen last Wednesday.
Robert Code, foreman of the Mission
ranch, has moved his family out ON
his homestead for the winter.
The Masonic lodge had work in the
Master Mason degree here last Tues
day evening.
Tho Farmers Equity will give a
dance at their hall Friday evening,
November 16.
At the Holbert hotel: \. J. Wiley.
Boise; d. c. Henncy, Portland; G. p.
Williams, Denver attaches of tho recla-
nation service and arc here to cx-
anime that work here.
Frank Kellogg and Robert Blacl<,nan
left here Wednesday, to enlist. They
are two worthy boys and the good
wishes of the people goes with them.
Mrs. Emma Dumontier has pur-
chased the Log Cabin cafe, formerly
run by l.. l.. Smith.
Hamilton. 1.-The Hamilton high school
athletic association will give Il bcne-
fit dance at Burns hall Friday even
ing,
The first meeting of the Hamilton
Home Guard club is scheduled to take
place Friday evening 1T the Hamilton
fire hall.
-Four mothers pensions We're granted
yesterday by District Judge r. Lee
Mccnlloch: Mrs. BERTHE Bennett, Mrs.
IVA iiollford, Pearl GIL, Of Darby, and
Mamie Boucr Of Victor.
Huson--Mss Mary Scheffer of Mis-
soula and Mrs. Langlos from Alaska,
sister Of Mrs. +. Schcffer, visited with
relatives at Huson.
William Dufresne and sons motorcd
to Missoula Saturday on business.
Miss bona Plourd of F'rcnchtown
visited with relatives at Nine Mile last
week.
Donal Matt of this vicinity left last
week for Superior, where he will work
for the signal crew
Fred Longpre Of Nine Mile returned
from Stevensville, where he had been
ON hunting trip.
+. Roy of Frenchtown visited with
relatives at Huson.
f. Matt of this vicinity left last
week for Missoula, clerking at Wor-
den's grocery store.
StevensviIle--Mrs. W. NJ Hooper
left Wednesday afternoon for a visit
of several weeks ut her old home near
Springfield. Mo.
William Cochran returned Thursday
morning from Keystone, Mont. where
he went several days ago in company
with ]. +. Dagenais to hunt big game.
Mr.. Dagenais remained for "a longer
hunt in company with DR.. Elmer Fess-
Ter.
w. r. Rodgers has returned from a
business visit to Tacoma.
Rev. Thurman a. Narnadorc, for
mrely pastor of the First Baptist church
of this city, is here on a visit. He is
now stationed at Shoshone. Idaho.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Parent-Teacher association was held
Tuesday afternoon in the assembly
| room at the high school.
Corvailis-Mrs. Charles Price and
children have returned home after "A
visit of several weeks with relatives at
Butte.
Gilbert Chaffin who went to Mime
apolis early in the month with a con-
siSnment of Bitter Root potatoes. re-
turned home this week
Mrs. Robert Johnson is recovering
| from injuries received last Friday in an
automobile accident at Missoula
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chaffin have
| moved from Dominick to the cottage
bequeathcd /" them by Joseph Trim.
deceased. ....-.....t.......