The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-31

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her senior year in the Missou,a high
school. making her home for the win
ter with DIR. and Mrs. E. w. Hines on
South Fourth street. west.
Mrs. George Leslie returned to her
home on Phillips street yesterday after
being two weeks Ill at st. Patrlck's
hospital
Or. Anna James, osteorath. S34 Blk.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phelps came to
Missonla yesterday from Philipshurg.
Mrs. Phelps is consulting an oculist
| in the city.
10 money &c loan. II. D. Fisher
Adv.
s. II. Russell has gone to IACross.
Wis.,. TO meet Mrs. Russell. who has
! been several weeks with relatives In
that vicinity.
DR.. Riesland. the optical specialist
who Erinds glasses here. will be at
Palace hotel September IL to 24.--Adv.
Rev. Francis Bateman. rector OF the
! Episcopal church in Helena, visited In
| Missoula yesterday. returning from
Il visit In Seattle.
II. Gwinn. NJ. D.. eye. ear. nose and
throat specialist. Glasses ground al
the office. First Natl. Bank Bldg.-Adv.
Mrs. Ralph Stothart has come from
! her home at Merna. Alberta. 10 be
| for y month a guest in the home OF her
F.! brother. w. l. Fraser.
, Dr.. Louise Smith. osteopath, 6Is.--
Adv.
] Mrs. J. w. Rice came to Missoula
| from OvandO yesterday to place heI
little son. Neil. in st. Joseph's acad
| envy for the year. Mrs. Rice goes to-
J day to Oregon. where She will teach
school at Bay City.
| Clean up sale OF popular sheet music;
&c sheet. Orvls Music Honse.-Adv.
AIR and Mrs. William Nayes and
! son. william. Jr.. have returned from
an automobile drive Of two weeks
! through the Flathead reservation and
! other points west They report hunt.
ing and fishing excellent.
Or. Willard. ostcorath. First Ma.
tlonal Bank.-Adv.
Frank Rifle Of Eoxon was allowed
i his application at the United State.
land office Wednesday, for homestead
entry upon so acres, the north hal
| OF the northeast quarter of section &c
township 26 north. range 81 west.
Home cooking NJ the Coffee Parlor
ADV.
Mrs. G. n. Virtue with her daugll
| tiers, Jessie and Norma Virtue
left yesterday for Long Beach, Gal.
where Mrs. Virtue and her younger
daughter will spend the winter. Miss
Jessie Virtue will enter Pomona col.
legc at Claremont. Cal.
Blackfoot Express Auto Stage-Mls.
soula to Ovando. Shapard hotel daily
except Sunday, p. m.-Adv.
Miss. Felice COIN of Carson City
Nevada, who Is here to assist Judge
NcPhail in conducting the sale of In.
dian lands, is the first woman attor.
ney to be admitted to the bar of Ari.
authorities to be the best mining law.
yer in Nevada.
Marsh. the undertaken. ol1 W. &c.
dar. Phone 321.-Adv.
Professor and Mrs. Z. T. Bartholo
lpeH Of MadisQp. Miss snent vest rdal
In Aiissoula. CHESTS Of DIR. and Mrs
James r. Weir. Professor Bartholo
new has been in the department o
botany at the University Of Wisconsin
and is now going to California Il
spend the coming year at Leland Stan
ford university.
| Corsets. ladies' tailoring. dressmak
ing. ~ Higgins black. Phone H. j
4 ADV.
Miss Hazel Hill is guest for tive
] weeks Of her parents, Mr., and Mrs
II. II. Hin. at their home on Wood.
ford street. west. Miss Hill is en-
gagged as a junior superintendent with
the Ellison-W White chautauqua, upor
the coast circuit from Lower Califor-
\ MIA to Manitoba. She takes the chill
dren for story telling and folk dancing
in the chautauqua sessions.
Francis p. Simpson graduated yes
terday from the military training
| school at West Point Mr.. Simpson
graduated in 1919 from the Missoula
| county high school and spent a short
time at Il university in Washington
| ID. c., before he entered upon his
| course at West Point. Mr.. Simpson
| will make a short visit at his home
in this city before entering upon ac'
| tive service.
| Paul L. Barden left last evening fol
Berkeley. Cal, there to take trainini
in aviation at the University Of Cali
| fornia. Mr. Barden resigned his pc.
| sitiOn in the state department a
| Washington, -. c., to enlist in the Of
ficers' reserve corps OF the United
States army. He has been for thu
last three weeks visiting his uncl'
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fer
gnson, in this city.