The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-29
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Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana
Communities.

HamiIton.-A farewell party was
given at the home OF w. l. Hoffman
last night in honor Of Miss Ethel San
der. Mormon missionary, who will
leave for her home in Salt Lake Mon
day. About 50 guests were present.
Stevensville.-Ip Justice. Marks
court yesterday J. w. Randles was ar
raigned on the charge Of! cruelty in
killing a COW with 20 caliber rifle.
County Attorney T.. c. Kurtz Of Ham
ilton prosecuted the case and the COM
planning witness was l.. H. Robinson.
Mr.. Handles was defended by w. G.
Culbertson. The case was decided in
favor of the state and Handles fined
800. Notice of appeal was given.
Stevensville.-The junior class Of the
Victor high school gave it's class play
in Stevensville last night at the En-
press theater. The play. "A Night
Out" was presented to a fair audience,
composed principally Of Stevensville
high school students. ,
le.--Superintendent j. r.
Sharp addressed the high school as
sembly yesterday urging the boys in
school to join the movement for full
crop production and to offer their
services for farm labor during the
summer. rather than to seek work in
town. There is a movement on foot
among the students to form a farm
nd to Of
100 acres can be secured for the use
of the club. in raising garden produce.
st. Resis.-The county commission
ers have a force of men at work on
the road between st. Regis and Buford
They intend making this a stretch of
permanent road as it will be part OF
the new route to Henderson, doing
away with the climb over the famous
Camers Hump.
Superior.-The wedding Of Miss Har-
riet Martineau with Bryan Carroll took
place in the presence of many friends
and relatives at the Catholic church in
Superior Saturday morning at $3.50,
Father Legris officiating Immediately
after having celebrated high mass. Sat-
urday evening a reception was given
by the Martineau family at the Red
men hall and attended by all the
friends and acquaintance of the young
couple. Dancing and refreshments fol-
lowed the congratulations offered.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mitchell on trial
for burglary at Superior on Friday re-
ceived the full penalty of the law at
the hands Of jury and judge and in
Mitchell, the court took oc-
casion to remind him that he had, in
committing the offense of which he
was convicted, violated every law of
known to either civilized or
unciviliZed man. Mitchell was enter
tanned by Frank Williams Mt the Wolf
hotel at st. Regis in March and during
the night relieved his host of $50. For
this he will serve from ~ to Is years
at Deer Lodge.
SUPERIOR. l.. Mclean after being
acquitted of forgery at Superior on
Thursday was arrested and taken to
Wallace by Deputy Foster, but the all
thorities over there concluded that they
had no case against Mclean and re-
leased him.
Superor.-Thes somewhat celebrated
case Of Reifflin versus the King &
Queen Mining company is being tried
at Superior, f. c. Webster and w. r.
Moore of Missoula representing the de-
PENDANTS. The action is,,brought to re-
cover wages due for labor performed at
the keystone mine during the summer
OF 1914. DR.. Mccullough of Missoula.
one of the defendants, is also attending
the trial.
CorvalIis.-fcy. =. r. F1anery re-
turned Thursday from Boulder where
he assisted in conducting a series Of
very successful revival services. He