The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-02
WESTERN MONTANA
At Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana

Moiese Valley.-William Telland re-
turned from MTissoula this week and
states his wife who recently underwent
an operation at st. Patrick's hospital
is recovering as rapidly as can be eX-
pected.
r. C. Brown has removed the remains
of his mother from their resting place
on his ranch TO the Dixon cemetery.
When Mrs Brown died in 1911 there
was no hurrylng ground here.
A severe snow and wind storm
struck here Saturday finding many
people unprepared for such great
change of temperature.
Mrs. Harvey Fullerton is in the st.
Patrick's hospital for medical atten-
ton.
clyde Whtestt and family. who
have been running the Normandean
saw mill, departed last week to make
their home at Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
]. G. Campbell has leased his
ranch and departed for points In
southern Idaho. where he hopes to To-
cate for the winter.
A. c. Wellington was in Missoua
Saturday where he purchased buggy.
Mrs. Albert Macaulcy who has been
critically i'll at ST. Patrick's hospital
in Butte. is recovering.
The Red Cross meeting was wen
attended this week and a good amount
of sewing is being accomplished in
| Moiese.
corvalIis.-F.arl Aldrich left Tues
J, ,,-in I,
pIoyed as a mechanic in 4 garage dur
| ing the winter.
The ladies of the Federated church
will serve dinner and supper to the
public on THANKSGIVING day.
Fred Relieu has not leased, but
rented his blacksmith shop. and states
that he is not proprietor hut owner Of
the Corvallis pool hall which he has
also rented
Mrs. Charles Price and three chill
dren are spending the month with
relatives in Butte.
\ IA pound son was born sun
day, to Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Simmons
and has been named George Gilbert
for its grandfathers.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keayes at their
home a half mile north of town.
Mrs. William Cobleigh was rendered
farewell party Tuesday afternoon hy
intimate friends, who regret to see her
leave for Bozeman this week, and later
for California.
Thompson Fal!s.-H. IT. Phipps,
senator for Spokane county, Washing
ton, has been in this city several days
| appearing as n witness in the case of
| Frank y. Lyon VS.. w. A. Noble ct al
| Mr.. Phipps is a son law OF Mr.
! Lyon.
! James IIcnnosy and Clarence Holman
went to Clarks Fork Tuesday. where
they will visit friends for n few days
Mr.. Hennessy will leave with the next
contingent from this county for Camp
Lewis.
A team of horses belonging to Hean
Haley ran away Monday afternoon on
Main street. They wound up by run
ming into tree and turning the wagon
over No one was injured and the
wagon was not seriously damaged.
Superior The Montana State
Teachers association has notified
County Superintendent NJ. L. Wright OF
Mineral county that she has been APP
pointed on the committee Of resolu-
lions.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 4. Chulufus of Tar.
kio We're Superior visitors on Wednes
day of this week.
Teadie Martin. the Abortion mer'
chant, spent a few hours In Superior
Wednesday.
Carleton---aMrs. jeff Silverthorn wa:
here last week for a few days from he
! home at st. Ignatius.
Mrs. y. E. Smith of Missoula is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Cottrell.
Mr.. Dnnstan and son Of Missouli
were here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Dishmon have re
: turned from a trip to Auburn. Wash.
: Mr. and Mrs. Buster" Brumhacl
p and children came Sunday from thei
$ home at Zillah. Wash. to visit at thu
/. hcme of their sister. Mrs. Sample.
Mr. and Mrs. Coon have moved int
Mrs. Murphy's house to spend the win
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