The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-28
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0Iaken from the files OF the Missoula
Gazette for Thursday, January
80 IS, 1927

wa IS, 1927
The taking of stock inventories in
the various departments Of the Mis-
sonia Mercantile company is at last
completed after a spell or hard work
Tor everybody connected with the con-
Germ. which has lasted for the past
two weeks and more. The showing
which the figuring on results makes
is bigger one than ever before, and
the financial condition of the corpor-
alton, which always has been all that
could be desired. is now better than
ever.
One of the attractions at the ice
rink Is the pedestrian Richmond who
gives nightly exhibitions OF his abil-
ity to get over ice with the rapidity
he spurs the ground beneath his heel
when taking a constitutional tramp.
BY his example alone he has benefited
by inducing persons to take interest in
physical culture.
z At special meeting of the Rocky
Mountain Division Employees Literary
and Athletic club held on Sunday, jan
uary "a. resolutions were adopted
thanking those who rendered assist
ancc at the entertainment given by
the club at the opera house and which
so greatly added TO the success of the
entertainment. (Signed) Committee,
II. I. Wilkinson, chairman.
Mrs. Glcim's trial in the second
charge against her that of as
saulting Brother Meggezzini--came off
finally yesterday afternoon after she
had forfeited a $500 bond for non zap
pearance and had been sent after and
brought by the city marshal. The jury
before which the case was tried fined
her S. and costs. amounting to SIS.
There Is still a trial to come for as
,saulting a. Mcleod a hack driver.
Duncan Mcdonald is down from Ra-
yalli.
Hon. D. ]. Hennessey came over
from Butte last evening.
Tom Mcleod and Harry Keith are
down from the Elathead.
Colonel and Mrs. A. J. McGowan
are visitors in the city from Horse
Plains.
The Blackfoot Milling company has
secured through its attorney, r. J.
Hartman. a permit to cut timber on
the public domain.
The Missoula County Fair & Racing
association will hold a meeting at the
offices of Marshall & Crutchfield next
Saturday, February G. at p. M, for
the purpose of electing trustees and
transacting other business.
County Assessor Berry who applied
for deputies in yesterdays Gazette de-
sires to state that besides all the many
other things required the employee shall
also take in payment for his services
county script worth about 50 cents
on the dollar.
The new grocery store on the cor
ner of Higgins avenue and Main street
is to be opened and run by the Mon
tana Commercial Co. The company
has never been dissolved and it's orig
inal corporation still holds. William
Murphy is now in the east buying
goods and the opening will occur at
an early date.
George F. Brooks is going to move
his real estate offices into room IL,
second floor, Higgins block.
a dance is to be given at Fort Mis-
soula this evening in honor of Miss
Battles. who leaves shortly for a visit
to the east.
The Building & Loan association will
hold a meeting next Monday evening
in the office of Fred Stoddard, room 9,
second, floor, Montana Commercial
building.
Work on the Gowrie mine will COM
mence next week. The company Is in
good condition financially and develop
ment will be carried on accurately and
Systematically.
Mrs. ID. II. Andrews. organist at the
Episcopal church, desires to organize
a class in instrumental music. In
struction given on piano or organ
Terms, ST. for a term of 20 lessons
Apply at room 90 First National Bank
building, Missoula, Montana.--Adv.