The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-08
At Glance
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Montana
Communities.

C1uc SpGlu8Ss q
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Baden and son.
Phillip Lee. saw the Stampede at Mis-
soula Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAN Morris srent the
Fourth at Salmon City, Idaho.
Mrs W S. Edes and daughter. Miss
Ethel Edes, arc here from Chicago.
guests in the home Of Mrs. Edes' son,
Frank, and daughter. Mrs. z. f. Jen..
nings.
II. III. Farriss. assistant cashier at
the Corvallis state bank, is spending
his fortnight's vacation near Boulder
his brothers with hay har-
vest.
Miss Lefty Nelson left Friday for
Portland to visit friends for a couple
of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Myers and
daughter. Maxine. went to Missoula
Thursday to meet Florence Myers.
who has been visiting her aunt at
Butte for several months.
The ladies' of Woodside have formed
an auxiliary to the Hamilton chapter
of Red Cross. with a membership of
30. They expect to meet one afternoon
each week to work for the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Glass. ac-
companied by Raymond c. Rankin.
spent the Fourth at Mr.. Glass hunting
lodge on the West Fork.
Clinton-Some of the Clintonites cell
ebrated the Fourth with picnic in
the grove back Of the schoolhouse.
Mrs. NJ. II. Thomson went to Butte
~, ,~lo IN, $hx, ~n,it1
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Alice Coon had as house
guest Mrs. Bert Griswold of Missoula.
Pete Sickveland and Mr.. Cramer
came down from Phlipsburg to spend
the Fourth in Clinton.
William Brcen went to Butte on the
stub Saturday morning. He expects
to bring his car back to Clinton Mon
day.
Letters from Ben Hoogland, who
Joined Uncle Sans army some time
ago. report he is still in Spokane.
and we'll and happy.
John House writes from Mare is
land. where he is located, that he is
well and happy now. but has been
having German measles. John likes
the work and training in the navy de-
partnlent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ncttle and fam
lily of Bearmouth spent the Fourth in
Clinton.
Miss Mabel Terry came up from
Missoula to spend the Fourth with her
mother in Clinton.
Some preparations are being made
to start a logging camp In Clinton.
Mr.. F1ansberg has charge Of the
camp.
About $50 men are working on the
track Of the Northern Pacific in and
around Clinton. New steel is being
laid over the division.
Victor-Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Long and
Mr.. and Mrs. Calwell of Lorenzo. Ida
! no. motored to Missoula Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Fristo left Satur-
day for st. Ignatius, where Mr.. Fristo
has received employment.
Mrs. Dave Kennedy of Corvallis
spent the weekend with friends here.
Miss Martha McWhirk of Darby is
| the guest Of Miss Mamie Cruson.
Suia-Miss Cecil Ward Of Wood
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wetzsteon. DIR
IN. a. Lyman performed the marriage
| ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Old have the
| best wishes of 4 large number Of
| friends.
Superior--Ray b. Leib, county sur
veyor OF Mineral county, has the honor
to be the first commissioned Officer
from this district. Mr.. Lieb enlisted
at Livingston some weeks ago and or
July received his commission under
the hand OF the president. He is ap'
pointed as lieutenant III the Montan;
engineers relief corps. Lieutenan
Lieb expects to be called to service
any day.
Drs. Tobinski and Farnsworth wer,
summoned from Missoula on Friday Il
| sit as an examining board in two in
sane hearings held before the chair
man of the county board that evening
Charles Beavers and Ross Brown Wer
both committed to Warm Springs
| Beavers went at his own request
Brown, who is a resident Of St Regis
only returned from the state hospital ;
few weeks ago. having been commit
ted there to take the booze cure which
however. proved successful. The youni
man was in a pitiful condition, whel
examined. subject to cpileptic convul
sions due, the physicians stated, t
drink. Both subjects were taken t
the asylum by Sheriff Hoffman Sat
urday morning.
]. d. Dwycr and Paul Krusel, coun
ty clerk and deputy, left early Sat
urday morning for a four-day trip t.
Spokane by automobile.
r. w. Spangler purchased recent.
a 12-horsepower motor boat for us
on the Missoula river and has con
structed floating dock east of tn
bridge. The boat is due to arriv'
now and will be used for a pleasur
craft by Mr. Spangler. The only othe
motor boat on the river was owned b!
w. L. Hyde and was sold recently t
Louis Humphreyville and shipped t
Seely lake.
Oarby-Junior Weess, who is JUS
out of the hospital after undergone
an operation, left for his home II
Keokuk. Iowa, Saturday.
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