The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-22

At a Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana

! CoryalIs.-O H. Antrim of Stevens
vile was Corvallis visitor Thurs
I day
! Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Morris and Mr..
! and Mrs. r. l.. Morris are moving
i from town to the Morris ranch north
east OF Victor.
Miss Clara Carrithers Of stevens
villc. was Il business visitor here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Orian Adams are max
ing arrangements to move to the
Martin ranch, three miles north OF
town.
Rev. G. l.. MeClausland. presiding
elder OF the Montana conference, has
been spending The week at the r. Il.
Reagan ranch.
w BAY is using his big truck to
haul cement into the Big Hole, for the
Valley Mercantile company. lie has
made two trips since Wednesday.
Mrs Thomas Randolph is recover
ing from . serious illness Of several
DAYS duration.
George Bfaisdell has gone TO Ham
ilton to work in the Harris garage,
after having been employed by the
/ ' OINGiilS HItSllFl Company SiiSN 80
August.
Earl Aldrich has accepted u position
as q mechanic III garage at Ennis
and will go there as soon as the grain
harvest Is completed. The position
was secured tor Aldrieh by Jamie D.
Lear.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Chain and Mrs. Z. II.
Blakeslee returned Saturday from
visit with friends at Missoula
For the benefit Of the high school
athletic association. a social dance
was given, last evening, at the Wood
side club house.
Thompson FalIs.-Carl NJ. stevens,
chairman of the committee which has
charge of the campaign to raise funds
! for the Young Mems Christian assocf-
alton. announces that the campaign
/ Is over. The total amount contributed
/ by Sanders county was $lSl.1o.
/ The forest service received six cans
Of black spotted trout fry this week.
\ They were planted in d lake on Mount
SilcoX which had never been stocked.
I, Eight cans Of eastern brook fry Were
7 shipped to Trout creek. A number OF
local Sportsmen, together with Deputy
Game Warden Thomas Evans. are en-
deavoring to get enough fry to stock
the streams near here. as no fry has
been planted for several seasons.
Miss Mary Dobbins, who has been
visiting Miss Vivian Johnson for the
past 10 days, returned to her home in
Stovensville Friday.
\ cement sidewalk is being laid this
hst, bG JGlnrln gaInnn nd
the Cummings block. Charles Wick
sci is In charge of the work,
Klink Il. Ling of Perna was in towr
this week to file !; claim for cXemp'
| ton MreIins states that he has 25'
acres under cultivation and hopes tt
be excused for agricultural reasons.
Mrs. John Sanfaeon and son vii
lard have returned from Missoult
where they had gone to have the boy:
,onsils removed.
Miss Mabel Miles Of Butte Is VISITING
this week at the home oi Mr.. ant
Mrs, ]. c. Mckee.
Steve rsv,l e.--Edward Slocun
| brought two stock bCets to town Sat
urdaN that are among the largest eve
seen here one tipped the scales q
=. pounds, and the other at % pounds
Mrs. l.. Il. Stalcup came over from
Wisdom last week for a visit with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Medcalfo
She returned today. accompanied D.
her mother.
| The j. L. Castillo ranch of 1G0 acre
was recently sold to man nance
Brown, who came here from the east
The ranch is in the Sage Brush neigh
borhood, and lies next to the river.
| John Cerino. an Italian boy who's
parents operate {, leased sugar bee
farm near Steyensyille, was fined 80
by Justice S. S. Marks this week, be
cause the boy WAS carrying a gun II
violation OF the law which prohibit
aliens from possessing firearms.
A. l.. Ridley of this city, one of tn
| owners Of the Valley Drug company
recently bought farm near Corvallis
Dxor-The Ladies Aid society was
| entertained at the ranch house of Mrs
L. II Jennott Thursday afternoon.
Plans tor a home talent play Were
| arranged and the date for the enter
| tainment Will be set later. The next
meeting viii be at the home of Mrs
| =. W. MoweTy.
The dance given at the Louis Dahl
harm was a huge success. The ladies
worked hard to make the affair a
success, both socially and financially
as all the proceeds were turned over
to The Red Cross.