The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-25

cago to attend the national automobile
show at Chicago. January ~ to Feb
ruary 3. MIR. Scarce is a brother of
Stanley Scarce OF Roman.
Miss Esther Miller left yesterday for
I.olo. where she will remain several
weeks visiting her mother.
f. s. 1.auzier of F'renchtown left yes
teriay over the Milwaukee for Lewis
ton, Me, where he viii make a short
visit
j. Fonnesbcck travelling represent
tative Of the White Motor company. is
| spending n few days visiting local deal
ers.
Paul Kline and Emmett Toole left
yesterday for Spokane, having en-
listed for service in the United States
army.
Mrs. Soren Hcndrickson of Hamilton
came in to Missoula yesterday, from
Florence where she is visiting her
mother
Samuel c. Brechbill is in Missoula
for the week from Burke. Idaho. where
he has been located for the last six
months.
I. w. Eveland. manager for the Or
ton Brothers music house, spent the
last two days upon business trip to
Hamilton.
Eunice Tousley, young daughter Of
Mrs. J. II. Tousley was taken yester-
day TO local hospital. seriously i'll
with appendicitis.
$. NJ. G. Hughes and A. s. Hoffman,
county commissioners of Granite coun-
ty came in to Missoula yesterday on
official business
Little Howard Heard. whose home is
at 1915 Cooper street was operated
upon yesterday for removal of adenoid
growth and tonsils.
Mrs. Charles Backstrom and baby
Eleventh street, after being two weeks
at a local hospital.
w. {. Gilmore has returned to Mis-
sonla after visit with his parents at
Mommoth Springs. Ark. and a business
| trip to Springfield, Mo.
Miss Ida l.. Fisher, a teacher in the
| Missoula city schools, is spending this
| week in Spokane. having been sum
noned there on business.
Visitors in Missoula yesterday from
Clinton were Mrs. Edward Hoverson
and son, Dwight, Mrs. NJ r. Thompson
and Mrs. William Kuhn.
NJ. d. Flynn. ]. A. Swanson and Pat
| rick Mccarthy returned to their homes
at Potomac after being two days trans
| acting business in Mssoula.
G. II. Murray Of Billings came in to
Missoula yesterday. looking after mat
| tiers connected with q tract of land
owned by him near Poison.
George Schreckendgust and his
! mother motored in to Missoula yes
| terday from Carlton. to look after
matters of business IN thet city.
Mrs. Rudolph Franks and baby. who
have been for several weeks with Mrs.
| John kritzer in this city, returned yes
terday to their home at Victor.
Attorney Albert Besoncon goes this
| morning to st. Ignatius. there to at
| tend meeting of stockholders in the
Reservation Land and Lumber COM
pany.
Joe kittredge of the offices of dis
| trict No. of the forest service has re-
! turned from an extended eastern trip,
oh ha ,scst
York, Washington and Chicago.
Clawson f. Haines OF Philpsburg
| applied at the United States land Of
flee for enlarged homestead entry
upon $40 acres. including all of section
32. township 6 north, range Is west.
l.. L. Higbee wishes to state that he
has no intention of going east; and
| that someone without authority must
have given the statement to The Mis-
soulian that he was to leave today
| for Minneapolis.
+. E. Robbins. b. S. Chaffin and
young son, Charles McRae and Mr..
| and Mrs. Fyette Summers were in Mis-
| soula yesterday. going from their
home at Hamilton upon an excursion
trip to Los Angeles.
Mary w. White of Dixon applied at
| the United States land office yester-
day for homestead entry upon 40
acres, the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 9, town.
| ship II north, range p west.
James A. Brown of Garnet was al
lowed his application at the United
States land office for homestead entry
on $50 acres. the east half OF the
| southwest quarter and the north half
OF the southeast quarter Of section 20,
township IS north. range IA west.
Thomas Balmer. who was employed
for many years as a florist for the
Missoula Nursery company in this
city and who has been recently with
the Gregson Springs Nursery company
Is enjoying n few days Of vacation