The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-03
WESTERN MONTANA
Alta Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana

past four months. Mr.. Weltver just
received his captaincy, and is on a
two weeks furlough, before entering
the army again at Camp Lewis.
In the district court Friday morn
ling the case Of w. H. Cash VS.. Ire
Wylie, sheriff Of Ravalli county. was
tried. Judge A. L. Duncan Of Mis-
soula presided.
District Judge r. Lee McCuliOch
left Friday morning for Phillipsburg
where he was called on business.
The Hamilton high school basket
ball team have the use of the Equity
building on North First street. This
will give the boys more opportunity to
Iproduce a 1917 championship team as
lin past years they were somewhat
;hampered for room to practice. 1t is
Thought that Coach j. G. Adams will
instruct the boys, and make winning
lteam. Mr.. Adams formerly coached
the Corvallis. 1916, basketball team,
(which won the championship Of
Ravalli county.
Miss Emma Madden arrived home
Friday after spending Thanksgiving
dinner with her brother and sister In
Missoula. Her sister. Miss Mary Ma
deem. accompanied her on her return
home.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday to George Bracket Morse Of
Missoula. and Miss Lulu Smith of
Hamilton.
The third meeting of the Hamilton
Home Guard was held Friday evening
at Burns hall. Captain E. NJ Welliver
I ~ th4
gave the boys instructions in the latest
drills used in army life. It was de-
cided to have the club meet every
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock here
after.
Vietor--Mr. George W. Morrow, a
lecturer of Michigan. will speak at
the Community church Sunday. Mr..
Morrow is a worker in the interests
OF War Time Prohibition" as con-
Quoted by the Anti Saloon league and
his talk Sunday will be on the sub
ject Of Men, Mole Hills and Noun
Ttains."
Mr. \. A. Hembre spent Thanks
giving holidays with friends in Ste !.
vcnsvillc.
Mrs. {. A. Putnam and son, Fred,
spent the Weekend at the La Suer
home at Hamilton.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Culbertson spent
Saturday and Sunday shopping in
Missoula.
The second regular meeting of the
| Parent Teachers association will be
held Friday evening at the school
house. On the same evening Darby
and Victor will play basket ball at
the opera house.
Ra.rh Dougherty was "a Grantsdalc
visitor Friday.
St. Ignatius-Fran Walker was in
the city Friday evening. He has just
returned from Spokane. Mr.. Wake,
has sold his garage i'll Roman and will
go on the road selling auto supplies
for a Butte company.
A dance was given at the opera house
Friday evening.
Michael O'Connell returned Wednes-
day from his oil fields in Wyoming.
Louis Kennedy. proprietor of tho
Kennedy hotel went to Missoula on a
business trip Friday.
Mrs. Laura McVey returned from
Victor Friday.
Mrs. May Gagnon of Hot Springs, is
visiting friends here.
Registered at the Kennedy hotel: J
r. Nash, A. Mailtir Z. c. Pollard, Johr
Carlson, Roman; II. n. Bickcr. King
Hill. Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jovin
Ben Mcdonald, +. p. Pride. st. Igna
thus. and George l.. Hendal. st. Marys
Quite a rain fell here Friday nigh
and some snow during. saturday. which
melted as fast as 1t fell, leaving the
roads little muddy.
II Alherton-Mr. and Mrs. T.. G. Slater
attended the funeral of Donna Mary
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c
Hcaley. at Missoula, Wednesday.
Harry Brown transacted business II
the county seat Tuesday.
A. b. Cooper moved his family t,
Plummer. Idaho. Mr.. Cooper having re
signed his position with the c., NJ. an,
st. P. railroad.
The Red Cross held a food sale a
its rooms on Wednesday and the re
ceipts were SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Hughs Of Huso
and Miss Sue Mooney of Missoul
spent Thanksgiving with their sister
Mrs. j. w. Slatterer.
The ladies of the G. 4. r. gave
basket social and dance at the Gerrit
hall on Thanksgiving. A large crow
was in attendance and Missoula fur
nished the music.
The Alberton committee has com
pleted it's campaign on the Y. NJ. C. !,
quota and has realized the total G
$15S.25. Much credit is due Mrs. "
+. Thorn in the way she pushed tn
work.
r. M. Soaring was business visito
in Superior Tuesday
Ii Mrs. Anderson of Avery, Idaho, VIII
has been visiting with her daughte
Mrs. Warren Farmer, returned to he
home saturday
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