The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-03

! district was discussed. r. II. Bates
and Guy Middlemist were voted upon.
Mr.. Bates received more than two
thirds majority Of the votes and was
recommended by the commercial club
as our next road supervisor.
The parent and teacher meeting was
held Friday night. New officers We're
elected for the coming year and ii
was voted to keep up the association
for 1918. Mrs. Theodore Sharp was
elected president and Mrs. J. p.
Heidleman secretary and treasurer.
| Supsrior.--James f. Welch made
application for first papers before the
district clerk on March L. Under the
old law Mr. Welch may probably be
admitted to citizenship at the June
term of court. MS he has resided in
the United States since infancy.
A daughter was born on February
% to the wife of Professor II. r.
/ krausc of st. Regis. Mrs. Krausc is
staying at the Olson home in Superior
and Mrs. Krause is here with her. the
st. Regis school being closed on ac-
| count of an epidemic Of measles.
MIS-. ". a. lAIeII VI 81. INtSlS IL NiS-
ting in Superior this week. Mrs. Lien,
who is an active member of the Red
Cross in her home town, says the
membership is growing there and
much work is being accomplished.
w. NJ Cramer of Plains Is touring
Mineral county in the interest of the
Non Partisan league.
John Sutherland Of Spokane Is
plaintiff in an action filed in district
court Friday against Henry NJ. Lam
| caster. the mining man OF Saltese. The
| case arises out OF n judgment obtained
In the Washington state courts some
time ago.
StevsnsviIle. Burnett. who
enlisted from Sterensvillc, is now on
according to letter received by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Burnett.
| II. S. Lord. of the Lord Construc-
ton company Of Hamilton, is now en-
gagged in moving equipment to the
south bench of Burnt Fork, prelimi-
nary to beginning work on a contract
for the Sunset Irrigation district.
Dltching and fluming to the amount of
$4,000 Is to be done.
Tho Stevensvillc livery stable. owned
by Thomas j. Campbell, was this week
moved into new quarters in the large
barn on the north end OF Main street.
owned by Buck brothers. The barn
has been remodelled, considerable
work has been done about tho prem
| Uses and platform scales have been
installed. The livery barn was burned
| out last year and has since been In
stalled at the south end Of Main street.
Miss Bcss Rowe Of the state college
at Bozeman, will address an audience
at the Methodist church Monday even-
ing on the subject Of food conserya-
ton. Miss Rowe Is working under the
direction Of the state food admins
traitor. Alfred Atkinson.
Mrs. G.. B. Calklns and Miss Stella
Lawson arrived Wednesday evening
from Iowa City, Iowa, and Monroe
City, Mo. Mrs. Calkins has been visit
ing her mother Mrs. Hostettler. in
Iowa. and Miss Lawson Is visiting
friends here.
series of revival meetings con-
Quoted by Evangelists Martin and
Reed began in the Methodist church
here Thursday. evening and will con-
tnue indefinitely. Both local Metho-
dist churches are participating In thu
series Of meetings. Tho evangelists
came from Hamilton. where they have
just completed meetings. Mr.. Reed Ii
in charge of the singing.
Ilokc Marks left Sunday for Ia
coma, where he will visit in the famil.
of G. II. Phelps, formerly of Stevens
vile.
Mrs. Bert Carter, who leaves soof
for Boise. was rendered Il farewell
party at her home one evening thi.
week by members of the Royal Neigh,
bors.
Corvallis Mrs. 4. j. Davenport left
Wednesday morning for Chicago Il
visit relatives. Mr. Davenport vii
close his jewelry shop and follow short
r ly, but expects to return within fly,
weeks.
Arthur Hooper of Perma is CUES
in the II. J. Aldrich home.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Blaisdell move,
here from Hamilton Thursday and to
day Mr.. Blaisdell left for Bellnghan
: Washington, to look up location 70
the summer.
Husor~-Peter Schcffer is busy load
ing "a cars Of sawdust for the G, N
u 81, Paul railway.
Peter Matt has gone to Quartz t
) build a saNmil for George MCMILLAN
= Mrs. David Rose, who was seriousl
f i'll last week, is much better.
$ st. lsnatius benjamin kerlee ,
. Missoula has accepted a position a
A bookkeeper for the w. IL. Meglasso
company here. Mr.. kerlce will mov
< his family here in a short time.
William Wedel, young man raise
"a in st. lgnatius, has written friends her
: that he left Missoula last week fo
"a California, where he will join the avia
4 ton corps of the army. g..
+, Joseph Grenier has received lett,
u from Oscar Dohl at the front in Lo,
. raine, France. He gives very lit
!, news more than that he is in ~