The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-28
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Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana

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/ !, Hamilton-Sone Of those who a.
tended the state fair at Helena this
week are: W., B. Harlan. J. L.
Shoudy. Miss Edna Smith and Mrs.
Elsie Lcmm, Walter and Wurley
johnson of Hamilton.
Florence and John Tyler left Thurs
day afternoon for Bozeman. where
they will take their studies in the
State Agricultural college. Mrs. Tyler
accompanied them as far as Missoula.
The Misses Geraldine O'lIara and
Myrtle Wanderer left Wednesday to
enter the University of Montana.
Mrs. q. d. Peterson OF the Quality
shop has accepted position as
u teacher in Stcvcnsville.
Cyrus Il. Smith, SON of J. W. Smith
Of this city, arrived Thursday morn
ing from the Brooklyn navy yards.
Brooklyn. New York, where he has
served four years in the United States
marine corps. He has spent the last
Is months in Santa Domingo, West
Indies. Mr.. Smith will make Il short
visit at his home before offering his
services again to his country.
0. NJ. Gerer. president Of the local
Equity society and director of the
state organization, received q letter
from Governor Stewart yesterday APP
pointing him on the state board of
horticulture.
Roy Corrigan Is visiting at his home
IN this city while recovering from /.
mill accident in which Mr.. Corrigan
lost his left arm. He expects to re-
turn soon to Spokane where he will
be employed by the same company
Little George Bell was struck by
an auto Wednesday while playing near
the Central school building. Luckily
his injuries are slight.
stevsnsvilis--F're w. Wilson. who
has a crew Of men at work developing
some gold mining property he owns In
| the Occur d'Alcnc country. visited his
family here this week.
Mrs. l.. A. Johnston and sons, Rob.
| ert and Howard. returned Wednesday
| from Grandy. Mimi. where they spen
Johnston went to Missoula to NEE
them.
| w. II. Sterling, .Jr., Is here from
| Chicago looking after orchard ant
ranch property that he owns south
east of town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stephenson spen
| the first three days Of the week II
Missoula, where Mr.. Stephenson sub
mitted to a minor surgical operation
| corvaliis--Cyrus r. Smith who r
Gently completed a four-year- cours
+ in the u. s. naval academy arrives
Wednesday for a visit with his par
ents southwest of Woodsidc. Smit'
| returned q few weeks ago to tn
Brooklyn navy yard. from an extends
cruise around the PHILIPPINE island.
He expects to remain here for an In
definite time.
Mrs. p. r. Baden and little son, Phil
lip Lee, left Wednesday for a visi
with friends in Salt Lake city. Nj
Baden. who is the fruit inspector 9
this district. accompanied his famil
to Butte and will attend the state fai
at Helena before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lear returne
to their home in Deer Lodge Wednes
day. after a visit of a few days at tn
home of Mr.. Lcar's brother. w.
Lear.
oixon-Mr and Mrs. George Mos
were visitors from Arlee Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dahlgren of Mis-
soula were business visitors Sunda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark II. tombstone al
moving their household effects
Perma where they viii make their fl
ture home. Mr.. tombstone has an aut
route out Of Pcrma and Mrs. Johnston
will have charge of the Dwight hote
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Keesey al
son Chester left Thursday for kellogg
Idaho. to take up their residence. TT
mercantile business of keesey Brotf
ers at Keystone has been taken ov'
by William MCHeffey,