The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-21
Alta Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana

0ixon.-Charles Buell. is serving on
the jury at Thompson this week.
c. b. Long is transacting business
In Missoula this week.
A large crowd Of Dixonites are
planning on motoring to Moiese val.
ley Saturday night to attend the Red
Cross dance given in the Louis Dahl
barn.
st. lgnatius--W. B. Simpson, man.
ager of the dry and fancy goods de-
partment in the McGlasson store. is
preparing to present an opera here by
local talent for the benefit of the Red
Cross. Mr.. Simpson was in the the
alter business for years and is well
capable Of presenting good show.
George Covalt will put in a COM
plete line of drugs where he now has
his ice cream parlors. DR.. Lewis, who
lately came here from Minnesota. will
have his office in connection with
the store.
Miss Mary Shae and Laurence
Nuxali were married at the Catholic
church here Tuesday morning. The
young couple are well and favorably
known here. and have a host of
friends. On Tuesday evening they
were given a grand reception at the
Nuxall home. which was attended by
their friends and relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. NuXall will leave for an extended
trip in their auto and will reside here
after their return.
Local merchants state that they are
having IN exceptionally large fall
trade.
4. w. Nandnzen was transacting
business in the city Thursday. MIR.
Nandnzen says there is q very large
acreage of winter wheat being planted
on the reservation this fall.
Superior.-Mr. and Mrs. A @. Nj
chols of Golden were in Superior
Thursday bidding farewell to their
son Clayton, who goes to American
Lake. having registered in Cascade
county. This is the second boy Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols have given to the
service of Uncle sam, their son George
having already gone to war under an
earlier call.
}. r. Wallace. formerly in the drug
store business at Superior but who
with his family moved to a suburg of
Portland some time ago is in town
this week calling on old friends. Mr.
Wallace is en- route home from the
Lake Basin country in eastern Mon
tana and northern Wyoming where
the oil excitement is at present at its
height and where he may decide to
locate. having already established
store at Rapelje.
Ray Webb, special agent for the
is in Superior this week
in connection with Investigations al
fecting suits filed against the company
he represents.
Thursday on his return from the Odd
Fellows assembly in Helena.
Mrs. William Mcbride of Missoula
Is spending the week with her son
Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ridnger have
gone into winter quarters at the Col
den Sunset camp on Cedar creek. Mr.
Ridinger states that the mine will he
producing shipping ore by spring.
Harilton.-Ravalli hotel closed it's
dining room doors Friday. Manager
J. Q. Read says that the high cost of
living will not premit him to run the
dining room in connection with the
hotel.
d. D. Richards. secretary of the
Chamber OF Commerce, is
expected TO arrive in town soon. Mr.
Richards and J. f. Shoudy, secretary
Of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce,
will start a campaign throughout the
Bitter Root valley in behalf of the
food conservation pledge.
+. Hegg and wife left Thursday for
Portland where the will make a short
visit before returning to their home
in Minneapolis. Mr.. Hegg has been
visiting Nels Peterson of this city.
and looking after his ranch which is
situated near Darby.
The Woman's club will give a bas-
ket lunch ut their club room next
The members will bring bas-
kets and lunch with dishes for two,
md q guest. The meeting is called for
o'clock