The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-07
WESIEE;RllN MONT ANA
Alta Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana.

of the local Red Cross society was held
"Wednesday at the Masonic hall. A
large membership was present.
Airs. Irhy Lombard ana two 1.-THE
sons are visiting nj the John Wadell
home at Darby.
Miss Leah Patty left Wednesday far
an extended visit with har brothers,
| Lowell sna Charles Blodge.t. nj Spo-
kane.
Thomas ]. Patty, who has the con-
tract for transporting the school chit
| dren from the east side. has pur-
chased a new automobile truck and is
using II this woak In place of the school
| wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. st. John and aons
Warren and Daniel. Of Corvallis. called
! on friends here New Years day.
| At the regular meeting New Years
night the local Rebeksh lodge held its
semi-annual installation of officers.
| The ncW officmers We're installed by
Deputy President Mrs. Frances Chill
son. Following the installation core
/, monies. refreshments were served and
a social time enjoyed by those pres
fent
| Darhy.-The Darby high school gave
a, Very ereditablc play in the school
auditorium saturday night. 1t was en-
! titled Gallagher and 1t really was n
farce. because it was done before it
was Well begun.
Corporal Jesse c. Pickrcll returned
to Camp Lewis saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper and son
Dee, of Tacoma. Wash, came 10
| Darby Thursday for n short visit.
Mrs. T.. II. DrinkenburE of Hamilton.
visited with. NJ. ]. Overture and other
| relatives Saturday.
! Mrs. l.. v. Cantelon went to Alber-
ton Wednesday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Claude Averill. She was accom-
4 panied by her son Edgar.
A generous minded rancher near
town gave the Patriotic society $40 as
a Christmas present.
The masquerade abll Mt Miles hall on
New Years eve was well attended.
Recently one of our school boys gave
81 to. the Patriotic society.
| vietor.--Miss Anna Foley left Fri
day for Harlowton, where she is teach
ing school.
The local l. O. o. F. lodge held their
| annual installation of officers Thursday
night.
Mrs. Martha J. Allison Reinkey has
! purchased the W. w. Flowers prop
1 erty on the south side of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. y. Strange spent
F. the weekend with friends at Mis-
soula.
Earnest Williamson OF the Flathead,
returned to his honnc Friday
Miss Helent East returned to her
| work at Drnmmond Friday. She came
home the first of the week to spend
New Years with her parents.
| Hamilton Miss Cora Taylor left
Friday for Townsend, where she will
resume her position as a teacher.
John and Florence Tyler left Friday
for Bozeman. where they viii resume
their studies.
w. II. Tyler left Saturday for Helena,
where ne has accepted a position as
cashier In baak.
Miss Lucy Southwick left Saturday
for Townsend, after spending the past
week with her parents. .
| Corvaliis--Donations of fuel. from a
handful of kindling to a carload Of coal
Will be very gratefully received by the
local Red Cross auxiliary.
Arthur Hauf left a. few days ago for
Spokane. to attend an automobile
school.
William Lockwood If Missnnla was
a Corvallis visitor Friday. .
! 0aeby.-Joe Hubscher went to Alta
Saturday. He said he wanted to so
4 to where there was some snow and
some colder weather than We have
here.
p. c. West left Friday for Alberta,
Canada. with his family His brother.
NJ. NJ. West. and family left the same
day for Pennsylvania. .zss .
| Neutrality-suspicious. people were In
terested in the recent announcement OF
the wedding OF Miss Beatrice Williams
OF Custer with Derwood Washington of
/ ASAsSSOusae }ASAAs "adusu8A0A uNLH O0nu
visiting here frequently OF late in the
capacity of court stenographer and has
made many friends.
The announcement Is made by Mr..
and Mrs. William Weaver OF Iron
Mountain Of the marriage of their
daughter Anna to Ernest Winters, an
enlisted soldier stationed with the
coast guard at Port Townsend. Wash.
Tho nuptials took place December Is.
George Wilson and family have come
to make their home in Superior and
have located on the Mont. Wilson
ranch south of town. 1850
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Anderson the day after Christ
mas.
Red Cross women in Superior have
received numerous donations to their
funds Of late and are daily entering
new members. .....-.. z.=..ss..... ...
1t was reported in Mineral county
recently that William Lee of st. Regis
and Harry Thompson of Alberton had
beth bean heard from as having ar
| riepd SAFELY s.sos1.evrhara il, E,vanco"