The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-22

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looking after matters of business
Home cooking At the Coffee Parlor.
ADV.
Miss Marie Rodgers is here from
Whitefish. Mont, . guest in the home
of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. +. Tallmadge. at
1908 Defoe street.
10 money to loan. H. D. Fisher
Adv.
Mrs. w. B. Hollenbeck is here from
Alberton for few days. n guest in
the nome of Mrs. NJ. F.. Hollenbeck
on South Third street.
Rubber boots. ss.45 pair, 11s w. Main
st. Shoe sale.-Ady.
George s. Teese,f an expert en-
ba,mer. has come from New York city
to be with the firm of Lucy and Sons.
undertakers in this city
Shoe sale. 11s w. Main St.-Adv.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hood is here from Gold
| fields. Nevada. visiting her sister, Mrs.
Dial and her niece, Mrs. T. II. Thib-
odean. ut the Palace hotel.
Large cucumber plants. Anderson's
Greenhouse. Phone 7G9.-Adv.
Mrs. Cornefia J. Hurley and family
of Seattle have come to Mssoula to
visit with Mrs. Hurley's sister. Mrs. A.
II. Shinnick, on West Spruce street.
DIR. Louise Smith, osteopath. sls.-
Adv.
A son was born at St Patrick's hos
pital Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs. .. +.
| Flynn. who reside west Of Missoula.
| The young son IL reported to weigh
ioH pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Clark of
AlbertOn spent the day in Mis-
! soula. Mr.. Clark is engaged as IA
| conductor with the Milwaukee Rail-
way company.
Judge and Mrs. Walter NJ. Bickford
and Attorney r. y. Hershey left
yesterday for Portland, ore. there to
| be several days, looking after land
| cases in the state court.
| !. NJ. Robertson returned from New
York city and Newark, n. j.. meeting
Mrs. Roberts in Missoula Wednesday,
when both went upon their way to
their home in Spokane.
| Earl D. Covill has gone to Poison.
where he has a contract with the
Power City Development company. as
civil engineer to place extensive mu-
nicipal improvements.
Nelson l.. Ross of Conner applied
at the United States land office yes
terday for homestead entry upon 100
acres. the northwest quarter of section
"a, township . north, range u west.
Mrs. Ross Holloway returned yes
terday to her home at Roman, after be-
ing "A week with friends in Missoula
Her sister, Miss Eva Allard went with
Mrs. Holloway for a short visit in Ro-
nan.
J. p. Dunn of Anaconda filed appli-
cation at the land office yesterday
for mineral entry upon 1916 acres, the
Abe Lincoln lodes, survey 1888 in sec
ton 81, townships 4 north and north
range Is west.
Bert Griswold and family returned
yesterday from Tomah, Wis, aftel
a months visit at the old home of Mr.
Griswold and attendance at the bed
side of his mother, who died last week
G. 4. Pearson, forest examiner, il
charge of the goyerRment experiment
station at Fort Valley in the Coconint
national forest in Arizona. is in Mis-
soula for the purpose of comforting
with the officials of district No. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Humble and Nh
and Mrs. Henry st. John with thei
children motored in to Missoula yes
terday from Victor. They were jonet
here by John st. John, who had com'
from Butte because of the strike o
miners and electricians at that place
II. X. Gahagan Of Hamilton FILED
application at the United States lant
office yesterday, for forest selection
upon so acres. in list 1-1749, the south
east quarter of the northeast quarte
and the northeast quarter of thu
southeast quarter OF section 81, town
/ ship north. range 10 west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Skeels have giveI
/ up their home on Woodford street, go
ing to the Palace hotel until they leav
for the east Mrs. Skeels will visi
relatives in Whitehall and Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, and Mr.. Skeels win g
to his service in the United States
army at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas.
. Mrs. F.uniee T. Kinsman, house di
:. rector for the MissOula Young Won
ems Christian association, with Mrs
II. w. Wakefield and Miss Clar:
Strasburg. left yesterday for Seabeck
Wash. there to attend the summe
conference of the Young Women:
Christian association of the northwest
They will be met at Portland, Ore. b!
! Miss Clara Becker of this city. TIT
conference is continued about TIVE