The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-29
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(Taken from the files Of the Missoula
Gazette for Friday, January 20. 1897

Gazette for Friday, January 20. 1897
The regular Friday night dance &C.
ours this evening at Owens HAN.
Rev, NJ. Mertz of Anaconda will con-
duct German Lutheran service on gun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Pres
byterian church in this city.
The sale OF seats for the Devils
Auction" which will be presented here
February 8, will be opened at Hartley's
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
II was reported In the city this after
noon that Major McCauley. who lives
out near Fort Missoula, and has been
very sick with pneumonia, was dead.
ter.
The synchronized clocks to be placed
in various business houses in Missoula
are expected to arrive shortly. Any,
one desiring to have one of these
clocks shouid notify the Western Union
Telegraph office at once.
The Married Peoples Dancing club
was organized at a meeting held in
the parlors of the F1oreace hotel last
evening. at which DIR. r. s. Hcdger
was elected president, f. G. Stoddari,
secretary. and T.. A. Winstanley, J. u.
Kennedy and d. II. Ross the executive
committee.
Judge Logan is out after a weeks
tussle with the grip.
+. W. Wilson. the mining man, is IN
from Spring .Gulch.
Helena yesterday.
Colonel and Mrs. J. A, MCGOWAN Of
Horse Plains left today for visit to
Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spurrier are expected
to arrive from Garrison this evening
on visit to their daughter. Miss Clara
Spurrier. "'r
Mrs. w. IT. Smead left on Wednes-
day evening for California, where ut
Oakland she will await her husband.
who will Join her shortly. They will
then take a trip through the coast
Icountry.
Engineer Ed Andrews isn't working
today. He is laying off and setting
them up to his many friends, all on
account Of bouncing baby. girl pre-
sented him by his wife this morning
Mother and child are doing as well
as circumstances will permit and Ed
says he Is the happiest man in town.
4 grand ball to be given by Laurel
Lodge No. II, X. of p, has been dated
for February 10, which is the ami.
versary of the founding Of the order
and the proper committees have al.
ready been appointed. They are as
follows: Invitations. +. c. Stoddard
J. NJ. Evans, T. Il. Thompson: recep-
ton. Judge Sloane. Hon. w. NJ. Bick
ford. Geo. Briggs, Hon. J. NJ. Keith;
refreshments, Il. T. Nesmith. Frank
ingalls,; floor, Wynne Roberts, Chas
Dorman and Harry Thompson: trans
portation. Chas. johnson and W. II
Beacon. Eszs-
/ desire to say to the public that
will give instructions in dancint
through the winter as follows: Pri
vate lessons, ! o'clock to 3. every
afternoon; lessons to ladies' on Mon
day and Thursday evenings, 1880 Il
10: gentlemen's classes every Wndncs
, day and Friday evenings. 100 to 10
mixed class every Tuesday and Satur
day evenings: children's class ever,
Saturday afternoon. . to s. in thu
| Union block Prof NJ. Schilling.
/ Chinese began the celebration o
, their new year last evening. Thci
r crackers go if they won't.
10 Coroner Myers returned last nigh
@ from Trout Creek. whittier he wa
3 called to hold an inquest. He say
I there was three and half feet of. SNOW
$ on the level at Trout Creek ycsterta,
I morning and that storm ragged all da,
at least 10 inches more of snow falling
: The Silver Galena Mining compan
of Missoula county has filed article
of Incorporation with the secretary q
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