The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-12

At Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana

evensville.-Miss Marian Englc,
who visited during the summer with
Miss Hollys Buck. left last week for
lier home in Los Angeles. Cal. She
stopped in Missoula for visit with
Miss Eta Brechbill.
W. a. Duffield left the first Of. the
week for Warland, where nc Is doing
some special work on the big saws at
the Baird & Harper sawmill. N
Cole Sanders of Portland is visiting
his brother, jones Sanders. In this
city.
City Clerk James Mcconnell has
been i'll for a few days, but is now
very much improved.
Corvallis.-Mrs. r. J. Heffling writes
to Corvallis friends from Amarillo,
Texas, that she and MIR. Heff1ing will
be leaving next week for dear old
Montana" They will make their homo
at Helena, where Mr.. Hcffllng will be
employed an n state examiner
r. G. Fuson arrived Saturday from
spending his vacation at his home in
New York. and Monday morning re-
suncd his work as a teacher in the
local high school.
Sheriff. Blaisdcll and Sam Brown re-
turned Friday from the Big Hole.
where they completed q contract 10
harvest 400 tons of hay.
a daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Carson at their home
in Sheridan. Iowa. Mrs. Carson. nee
Miss Nora Sheldon. is q. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. i. H. Sheldon of this
place.
Mrs. Harold Mctcalf Of Missoula
visited recently at the home OF Mrs.
l.. N. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wagy and
daughter of Hamilton. who returned
Friday from n trip with a. r. Roach
through Glacier park. visited over
Sunday at the a. n. Whitcsitt ranch.
Rev. J. r. Parker of Anaconda con
Quoted services Sunday morning at
tho Christian church.
r. II. Glass and Charles Price were
sunday visitors at the Campbell hunt
ing lodge on West Fork.
A shower. the first since in May.
fell here Tuesday morning. and while
1t hindered llaying and threshing it
refreshed meadows, laid the dust and
was otherwise of great benefit.
Mrs. NJ. G. Kern returned "a few
days ago from Stevensvillc. where she
had been patient in the hospital
since August 80, recovering from pain
full burns. Mrs. Kern very severely
scalded her face and arms when she
tripped with a kettle Of boiling hot
jelly. She is now nearly recovered.
CtIntNn--sHhn To-
pany has purchased the Reuben
Dwight property in Clinton. consisting
of the store, cottage and barns. The
same concern has bought the general
merchandise stock of NJ. r.. Thomson.
Mr. THOMSON has rcta ineti+ the post =
office and the Dupont Powder COM
l,any business. There IL now but the
ono store In town.
company of relatives and friends
from Willis. Bonita and Clinton met
ut the NJ. II. Thomson homo to mako
merry and help Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
son celebrate the fourth anniversary
of their wedding day.
Mrs. r. B. Hughes came from
Marysvillc to spend u few days visit
ing relatives in Clinton.
Mrs. Spencer. who has spent the
summer in Clinton, went Tuesday to
join her husband. who is working in
Mullan.
Mrs. Glen Pickering and children
came to Clinton Tuesday. 1t is re-
ported Mrs. Pickering intends making
her home in Clinton.
Mr.. Gays people have moved to
Miles City. Thomas Gay and wife
drove through. while the elder Mr..
and Mrs. Gay went by train.
Clinton's schools start Monday. with
Miss Capeheart and Mr.. Orr as teach
crs. Mrs. Richards Is the new school
clerk. and It Ii understood that George
Brien Is one Of the trustees by APP
pointmcnt, Mr.. Sickviland having re-
signed.