The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-23

SO many "Aggie" students at Bozeman have
taken advantage OF the offer Of setnesers credit
if they go to work farms that in class only
solitary student remains out of 90
For the present the Soldiers Comfort society Of
Billings, organization of women, will supply
company Of the state guards with tobacco. cigar
cites and other luxurles." ....
A woman aviator at California aviation school
has stated that Butte should be made headquarters
for womehs squad. She likes Montana's
flat terrain for flying.
A Helena owns patriotic hen. Columbia"
Recently this fowl laid egg six and one-h half
inches in circumference. The owner boiled 1t for
breakfast instead OF the usual two When he
opened it, he found another egg inside with per-
feet shell.
A woman visiting in Butte was called up on the
telephone by her daughter in New York. who had
| become lonely. They talked for Il minutes.
Miss Gladycc Smith. who lives in the east. has
| caused Juror in Dillon and suburbs. She wrote
the postmaster that she was tired Of the fresh
| eastern fellows" and wanted to marry regular
guy who punched cows In the woolly west. She
| enclosed photograph. admittedly OF herself and
it is this that has caused flood Of proposals to
pour forth from the Dillon clighlcs.
| what shift did your husband work on?" the
| judg" asked Butte woman who was suing for di-
vorce. lie is absolutely shiftless,' she replied,
| and got her divorce.
Another Butte couple were legally severed in
| Butte the result of series of fights which
started because she wanted the cat to remain in
| and he wanted the cat to remain out.
Jeanette Rankin has wired the Billings Cham
| Der Of Commerce that she is working to have one
of the proposed training camps for soldiers located
| in that city. #a.5#sH@:,
| Two attempted to kid the guards sta =
| toned at bridge not far from Helena and found
the joke turned themselves After being
marched for mile with bayonets occasionally
prodding them they were held In camp for three
hours and then allowed to CO.
| Two middle aged foreigners walked into the dis
trict court at Butte the other day and presenting
their marriage certificates comma ndcd the clerk to
scratch it out" He informed them that to OBJ
| tain divorce they would have to file suit
1!y Gcmnrel Of Butte bet State Senator Galwey
that he would be afraid to the to 1Ia
wall If declared. He has received n
|
latter's arrival at his destination Besides the 500
bet Gcmmcl has to pay for the wireless message
| man walked into Red Lodge, saloon, recently
and commenced a TRADE against THE president and
! the nation. saying he had half a mind to go over
and fight for Germany. Two bystanders persuaded
him that he didn't have to go that far to fight and
when he arose from the floor, they put his head into
a moose. threw the rope over joist and gave him n
jerk. The rope broke and the frightened pro- Ger
man was allowed to escape from the premises.
The Helena independent felt greved by the return
of winter after the recent short spell. "Aw-
| fully short summer, wasn't it," the paper asks.
Several Livingston saloons have secured five year
leases Intending. II is said. to continue soft drink
! pariors after prohibition goes into effect.
Y
Tho Midway Telephone company Of Savage. Rich
land county, has applied for accident insurance
on lone lneman that it employs for four hours n
m will hoyo to R>c SI,o