The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-03

cup. - inches high and nine and a
half inches in diameter. which was
won by the Montana agency for its
1917 victory over the Iowa and Wis
consin allied agencies.
| Adv. is
Miss Juliette Deschamps goes today
to Helena, there to visit Mrs. DAILY
Johnson for q time and to motor later
, to the Hotter ranch near Silver Star.
DR.. Anna James. osteopath. s34 Blk.
ADV. tiS o.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Spooner left yes
terday for Butte. where the funeral
service will be held Monday. for their
son. Aicide PerrOn. who dropped dead
on the street Friday afternoon, In that
city.
Marsh. the undertaken. 2l1 W. Cedar.
Phone 3.1.---4Adv.
Mrs. J. p. irving expects to leave
next Tuesday for a summers visit
with friends In Wisconsin and Michi-
gan. She will accompany her guest.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hunter OF Merriam Park,
MINI. tktfs
F. G. Moore, chiropractor. phone 1884.
ADV. ~
Edgar F. White Of the United States
forest service. received a telegram
telling Of the birth OF son to himself
and Mrs. White on June !. at Salem,
Mass The boy Is to be named Kil !,
ton Rncklin White.
no money to loan. II. y. Fisher
ADV.
A. w. Richards and M. a. OConnell
have returned to Pilot Field. Wyo.
where they are drilling in behalf Of the
Selfish Oil company. expecting to
strike rich veins OF oil between June
5 and June 10.
Two piece outing suits, tailored to
measure. $3.50, at John Messer, ga
North Higgins.-Adv.
Ranger Fred w. Beier, from the Ka-
niksu forest. has been assigned to the
| office of operation in district No.
! of the forest service to assist in the
clerical work in connection with the
handling of the fire situation during
| the summer months
| During the absence of c. l.. r. KEEL
logg, the n. w. Abstract Co. will be
in charge of r. c. w. Friday.-Adv.
Miss Josephine Swenson, piano in
structor in the university, has gone
to spend two weeks at her ranch near
Philipsburg. She will return to Mis-
soula to resume teaching with the
| opening of the summer session.
Mrs. Sara Sumner spent Friday and
Saturday at ST. 1gnatius. having been
called to serve as judge of the do
mestic science exhibit of the schools
at that place. Miss Elizabeth Her
shey accompanied Mrs. Sumner upon
the trip.
Make-over hat shop, 53 Higgins Blk
ADV.
Mrs. Edmund Wardle expects to
leave Wednesday for Walla Walla.
Wash, to be with her daughter Miss
lnez Wardle. who takes an advanced
degree in normal training in ST. Paul's
lsfhool at that city. The two women
Will return to Missoula next Friday.
Il a Woman card party Monday nigh
at x. r. hall. Refreshments and goot
time for all. Everyone welcome-Adv
, A. J. Jaenicke. from forest service
, district No. 6, at Portland, Ore, anf
Lenthal Wyman, recently transferred
to service in this district, are to leave
Monday for the clubhouse on the shore
OF Salmon lake. From that point
they will examine territory upor
Blanchard creek, Belmont creek anG
Lost Prairie for pine beetle infested
! timber.
Mrs. c. II. kettlewell and her daueh
ter, Miss Merle kettlewell, have re.
turned from Plains, where Miss Kei
tlewell has been an instructor in tn,
Plains County High school. They vii
spend the Summer at their own home
1T South Fourth street, east Mis-
Mamie j. kettlewell will arrive i,
two weeks from North Yakima Wash
to spend the summer with her sist.
and niece in this city.
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