The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-07

pany. Mr.. Rigg has been for . num-
Der of years engaged in buying and
selling land in the Dakotas and at the
Pacific coast.
c. w. Merri,lies of Butte, general
agent for the Chicago and Great West
ern Railway company. was in the city
yesterday on business,
F. A. Pfannenschmett is here from
Detroit. Michigan, a guest in the
home of MIR. and Mrs. T.. n. Roman on
South Sixth street. east.
Miss Emma Putney has come from
Deer Lodge to spend Easter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Putney
IN South Fifth street, west.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Ostegren and En-
gineer and Mrs. J. c. Anderson re-
'urned yesterday from Seattle. where
they spent an enjoyable winter.
Dr. Robert l. Owens and Charles
Treshwater were visitors in Missoua
Yesterday from Hamilton. Mr.. Fresh
water taking home with him new
automobile.
w. F. Beever, r. C.. Zetzman and p
G. kalass came in to Missoula yes
terday from Zumbrota, Mimi, looking
over the situation with view to To-
eating in western Montana.
Charles |. Naadsworth and Mills
Wright of Burley. Idaho, with John l..
Burke of Portland. Ore. came in to
Missonla yesterday to- look up sheep
range in the national forest reserve.
Henry Matt arrested yesterday by
city officers is being held at the coun-
ty Jail on an investigation charge It
is understood his arrest was made in
connection with alleged bootlcgging.
a daughter was born at the Parker
hospital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs H.
c. Kuhl. Mrs. kuhl is a daughter of
Mrs. VIII Cave of this city and was
before her marriage Miss Clara Good
rich.
Captain Percival T. Pettus. who has
served with the Washington national
guards. is a clerk in the mems cloth
ing department of the d. J. Donohue
store. Captain Pettus expects to be
called into service in the near future.
Mrs. Fred Grill OF Hamilton was in
Missoula yesterday. going to Port
land. Ore. to say goodbye to her son,
Y c,tvr H.
of the national guards into active
service.
Miss Elizabeth ,Wolcott arrived in
Missoula Wednesday evening from
Spokane, where she has been doing
work since the beginning
of the new year. Her mother came
on from Poison yesterday and the two
ladies will leave soon for the east.
Miss Wolcott was in Missoula during
The campaign year ago.
Miss Maria Higgins. a sister of Mrs.
X. Fl. Mccormick of this city. and
Mrs. w. II. Fitzgerald, a daughter
with little Paul. Kathleen and Vivian
Fitzgerald arrived in Missoula yes
terday from New London, Conn. 1t
has been eight years since Mrs. Fitz-
gerald has been in Missoula and she
plans to spend the summer here.
Dr. Willard V. King. an entomolo-
Sist of note. came in Thursday from
New Orleans and went this morning
up the Bitter Root valley, where he
viii conduct Investigations. He was
accompanied by his former instructor
Professor r. A. Cooley of the Mon
tana State college at Bohemian. DR..
Cooley returned to Missoula last even
ing.
Dr. James J. Flynn and DR.. Coran
L. Rordeau have returned from taking
a six weeks course in graduate work
in surgery and genecology at the New
York polytechnic. During their stay
they attempted to go sightseeing
among the warships, but were re-
strained by the officials on account of
the war agitation. They stopped at
Washington. d. c., for a short visit
on their return.