The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
At a Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana
Communities.


ism and loyalty has taken root in Ham,
tlton. Today a number Of business
houses are displaying the American
flag. and it is expected others will fol-
low suit.
HAMiLToN.-Frank Brow, a pioneer
Bitter Root citizen. left for Escanaba,
Mich. yesterday. Mr.. Brow has been
In Ill health for the past year and ef-
forts were made to find his relatives
with the result that an uncle in Es-
canada sent for him and George Sui
linger accompanied him to his new
home. Mr.. Brow owned a number Of
shacks on the north side which he has
kept rented. He was persuaded to
sell them and make his home with
eastern relatives of whom ne has not
seen for Is years.
0lxON-The Parent Teacher asso.
citation held an interesting meeting at
the Community hall Friday night. A
short program was given by the chill
dren. and refreshments were served,
Next meeting will be held in Nav and
new officers will be chosen for the
coming year.
OlxON-Easter services will be held
at the Community hall Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Reebe will deliver the Easter SER
mon and special music has been ar
ranged by the choir.
I oIxoN-A baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moss last Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Moss reside at the
agency. where Mr.. Moss acts as head
farmer for the Indian service.
OAReH-The Rebekahs will give a
farewell party Friday afternoon to
Miss Clara Overturf. who will leave
Monday for Edmonton. Canada. Miss
Overturf will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Brown and will be met by their
son, Glen. to whom she will be mar
ried. Miss Overturf was reared and
educated in Darby and takes the best
wishes and hopes Of her many friends
for her future success and happiness,
CORVALLIS - Mrs. Rasmus Bay
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Missoula consulting an oculist in re.
gard to her eyes.
CorvaIlis-Dr. NJ. N. King is spend
ing the week visiting friends at Great
Falls.
OAH6Y-A large crew Of men have
been put to work on the big bungalow
on Ford & HOLSTERS dairy ranch.
coRVAl / is - Mrs. Fairchild,
mother Of Mrs. James Hull. left
Wednesday for Kansas to look after
her homestead during the summer.
Sixty rattlesnakes were killed on Mrs.
Fairchild's ranch the first year Of her
residence there in 1914.
Corvallis Mrs. Russell Smithy
is at Great Falls this week attending
the Woman conclave as a delegate
from the Cloverdale homestead.
STEVENSvillE-George F.. Rowe.
a former resident Of Stevensville, but
now located at Kennewick. Wash. was
a business visitor in Stevensville
Thursday. Mr.. Rowe plans on max
ing a short stay. He Is a guest of
Guy D.>Haselton.
STeVENSvllLE-The new amuse-
ment room in connection with the Ste
vensville bakery and restaurant is
proving to be a popular resort for the
young people of Stevensville. AL
though the place Is not finished it has
been open nightly for large parties of
young people who have passed the
evening at dancing. The music is
provided by a player piano.
cORvAlllS-Constance Huls. the
14-year- old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
$. s. Huls, received a painful injury
to one foot Wednesday. when she fell
beneath the school wagon and the
wheel passed over the instep. 1t is
thought no bones were broken, and
that she will soon be about again.
0AReY-Mrs. Robert Harmon and
little granddaughter left for Okla
homa, where they will reside in the
future.
Darby - Lloyd Thompson came in
yesterday from Butte on a visit to his
mother Lloyd is receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends on his
marriage to Miss Mona Sutherland of
Hamilton. He returned to Butte Fri
day