The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-15
NEWS OF MONTANA
At a Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana.

Darby. q. Utter who has been at
his ranch above Darby for several
days, left Monday for the coast.
There was a meeting Monday night
10 nominate candidates for the city
election next month. ]. w. Pierce was
nominated for mayor; w. |. Cummins
and d. G. Overturf, alderman for the
first ward and Bert kerlec and Will
lam Mackay, alderman for the second
ward.
The young people of Darby and vi
cinitv attended "a dance at Charlos
heights Saturday night.
f. d. Dudley returned from Los
Angeles, Cal, Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene McCray, March 2.
c. I. Furry, who has been agent for
the Northern Pacific railway here for
several months, has gone to Dixon to
take charge of the station at that
place. Mr.. Malone is the new agent
here.
Mr.. Fitzgerald of the Hamilton post
office was in Darby Saturday to con-
duet civil service examination for APP
plicants for the position of postmaster
at Sula.
Mr.. f.. II. Zentner, who has been
foreman at University Heights for the
last two or three years, left last week
for Kalispen His family are visiting
in Stevensville for q few days before
joining him.
Mrs. Francis Smith and little daueh-
ter Elinor arrived Wednesday from
Stark, Mont. for n two weeks visit
with Darby friends.
Frene htown-Joe La Blanc and fam
ily arrived here Thursday to locate.
They will assist John Turmoil on his
ranch.
The Sisters school announces that
the card party to be given the nth OF
March, for the benefit of the Red
Cross, has been postponed on account
of the bed roads.
Alma Gagnon of Bonner was q
Frenchtown visitor Tuesday.
r. A. STEERS and son Donald were
Missoula business callers Monday.
Ronan-The public sale of Mueller
brothers, seven miles northwest OF Ro-
nan, brought out n big crowd. Bidding
was very keen ana everything brought
good prices.
Henry Hooper from the Noise valley
was in Roman Wednesday, having some
dental work attended to. Mr.. Hooper
reports as usual that the Noise val
ley is about two weeks ahead of 1ht
rest of our section, and that spring
work has already begun.
4. w. and C. A. McA1enus were ir
Roman Wednesday from their large
ranch. ten miles southwest OF Roman
They report considerable raw lane
having been plowed and more to be
| plowed this spring. They estimated
an increased acreage to crop in thcil
| neighborhoods Of about SO pen cent. g.a
| St. lgnatius Joseph Miner o.
! Victor, Who has been visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Withers. for thu
last week here, left today for home
She was accompanied by her younge
daughter, Miss Ruth, who has beer
employed here.
The school children of the Sisters o
Charity school will give a literary ant
|
day evening at the Catholic church.
| At their regular meeting the Modern
Woodmen initiated six applicants las
Monday evening.
| Mrs. Mary T.. Newett of Spokane Il
visiting with the Misses Cordelia an,
Hazel Bennett.
| Henrietta Lindsay is visiting he
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindsay
Miss Lindsay has been attending tn
business college in Missoula durinl
| the winter.
At their regular meeting the Moderi
Woodmen initiated six applicants las
Monday evening.
| Mrs. Mary Il. Newett of Spokane
is visiting the Misses Cordela an,
Hazel Bennett.
Henrietta Lindsay Is visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindsay
Miss Lindsay has been attending tn
business college in Missoula durin
the winter.