The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-10

At Glance
Brief Bits OF News From
Western Montana

nTus Oi uIcc uuC GADecl 10 Ns(Ne
soon for their old home in the east to
remain.
q. ". Shepherd has returned to
Chicago for the winter. after having
spent the summer looking after his
orchard interests on Three Mile. In
company with Mrs. Shepherd he viii
return in the spring and they will
make their home in the Barrows bun
galow in town. which Mr.. Shepherd
recently bought.
j. II. c. Scurlock has gone to San
Diego. Ca. to spend the winter with
relatives.
Miss Cora Wilson Of Duluth. Mimi.
visited this week at the home OF Mrs.
George zimmerman.
Manager Francis =. Powell Of the
University ranch has gone to Sro-
kane on IL business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. &. Williams and
Miss Wayne Smith have returned
from GAINESVILLE. Ga. where they spent
n few weeks at the old Williams
homestead. Mr.. Williams health. for
the benefit Of which the trip was
taken. is not improved.
St. lghatius.-Charley Pauline. the
youth who was seriously injured a
few days ago. is recovering rapidly
and will leave the hospital Saturday.
Theresa Sheehan I.yccum Concert
company. gave a very interesting pro-
gram at the opera house Tuesday
evening.
Hugh Mcneil, one of the old timers
of this community. is seriously III at
the Sisters hospital.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
r. Dismal died ut the hospital Sun
day and was buried here Tuesday from
the Catholic church.
Registered at the Kennedy hotel arc j:
.. NJ. Harris. d. y. skinner, Missoula !:
+. Lyon. Wells Film Company. Salt
Lake city; II. y. belong and L., +.
Laurancc, Happy Farmer Man. Spo-
kane.
Fred Watson returned to-day from
Strathroy, ontario, Canada, where he
has been on the sad mission of bury
ing his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. McGlasson
made a business trip to Missoulu
Tuesday.
The contractors are installing the
machinery in the Beckwith elevator
here.
4. D. Simcrson. manager of the Day
representative of Townsend Milling
company. came in Monday on then
way to the lake to hunt ducks
Miss Julia Dressed will leave Frda.
for Pasco. Washington. where she
will reside hereafter. Mss Dressci= has
bSstT deputy post mistrcss here 70,
some time and will leave many friends
behind who wish her the greatest sood
fortune in hen new home.
Dixon. Charles Pronya. one OF tht
Sanders county commissioners, was ;
business visitor in town this week.
Mrs. J. a. Scully spent Wednesda,
md Thursday in Missoula shopping.
Miss Stromburg is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Madison, for week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Guy Middlcmist has'
moved onto the Barr ranch for tn
winter.
S. b. O'Neill has purchased new
five passenger Oldsmobilc.
Mrs. \. l.. Smith is spending Il fe"
days in Perma visiting Mrs. John
stone.
Woodman.Joc Lachman transacted
business in Missoula yesterday.
Fred Wilkinson and family haN'
moved from Lolo to Woodman whcr
hey will reside this winter.
Corvallis Rev. G. G. Cnlbertson .
| Victor will preach SUNDAY morning "a
| he Federated church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Woods went. b
| stage to Missoula Wednesday to Sc
| their daughter. Mrs. Clarence Gof
| who is recovering from an opcra;io
1t st. Patrick's hospital
| j. NJ. Cobb was Il business visitor :.
Missoula Thursday and Friday.
| Mrs. Niccodcmus sustained a paint,
! injury Monday TO the fingers of on
hand which she caught in zen clectr,
wrinscr.
vietor.-Mr. and Mrs. Cousens, mis-
sionaries from Flat. kamcrun, ATTIC
gave a very interesting and INSTRUCT,
illustrated lecture at the church Tues
day evening.
l hamilton-Mrs +. t. Gage receive
II letter from her son. Sergeant Els
worth Gage. who is now stationed I;
san Pedro. Cal. saying that he cN
poets to be in France by December
Miss Il. L. Pierce. Mrs. Ed Evcrso
md II. X. Thompson we're Hamiltc
| visitors Thursday.
Bruce Gordon of Poison