The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-04

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mutt and Fred Wilkerson went to Mis-
oula Sunday to enlist in the United
States army. A number of the friends
were at the station to see them off.
This makes more than 25 boys who
have enlisted from Darby and vicinity.
besides those who were drafted.
Sever Thompson, cashier of the State
bank of Darby, returned Saturday
from a hunting trip. He says that he
saw nothing but tracks.
O. b. Meyer came in Sunday to lee
ture in the interests of the Nom Parti-
san league. Owing to some mistake
his coming had not been advertised so
there was no meeting.
+. T.. Milburn made a business trip
to Butte last week.
Mrs. A. T.. Hammond of Seattle is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jeff Whyte of
Darby.
Edward Huddleson of Mandan, n. D.,
is visiting Charles Hamilton.
w. II. Strawn has returned to Darby.
Dave Overturf, the East Fork star
route carrier. killed a large coyote on
his way home Saturday.
The Darby postoffice is now supplied
war savings certificate stamps and
thrift stamps.
StevensvilIe-Mrs.J John Grinnels and
little son are here from Arlee visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Daugherty of
Missoula We're in Stevensville a couple
of days last week.
Erwin Rinehart has returned to his
home i'm Butte after having visited for
several days with Russell Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Robertson have
returned from Butte and Mr.. Robert-
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the Bitter Root garage, near the inn on
Three Mile.
corvalis-Mr. and Mrs. d. d. Morris
relatives in Iowa.
Gilbert Chaffin has returned from
North Dakota, where he went to sell
apples.
Miss Frances Myers and Glenn Chat
fin. returned to Missoula Sunday, after
spending the vacation at their homes.
Mrs. ID. Il. F'rogge is i'll with small
pox at her home, a half mile south of
town. -
Ciinton---Nlr. and Mrs. NJ. R. Thorn
son went to Butte Wednesday evening
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
They returned to Clinton Sunday eve
ming.
The last of the week found many
enthusiastic nimrods hunting the elu-
sive deer in this vicinity, but accord
ing to reports J. c. Orr was the only
successful hunter, he having brought
in a fine blacktail
Miss Dorothy Frendcnreich, who is
attending the Missoula county high
school, spent the Thanksgiving holt
days with her parents on the home
ranch south of Clinton.
Alex Peers was transactns business
i'll Missoula Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Miss Gertrude Orr, principal of the
Frenchtown school. and Conrad Orr, a
Senior in the University of Montana,
enjoyed family reunion, durins the
Thanksgiving season, at the home of
their parents in Clinton.
George r. Shepard, a surgeon in the
United States marines corps, aud now
taking "A special course in the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, was a Thanksgiving
day guest at the home of j. c. Orr. He
expects to be transferred to active dutX
in France in the very near future.
The hard times" ball at the Union
hall saturday night was we'll attended
and those present report an unusually
enjoyable evening.
Miss Leone Capehart, one of the
Clinton teachers, spent the Thanks
giving season with friends in Missoula.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brien and little
son ate Thanksgiving turkey in Mis-
soula.