The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-19

Marsh. the undertaken, el1 w. Cedar.
Phone sal.--Adv.
Mrs. Charles MacRae and Mrs. ]. f.,
Lockwood came into the city yesterday
from Hamilton, to visit Miss Hazel
Lockwood.
j. l.. DeHart, state game warden
spent some time time in Missoula YES
terday. going on TO st Regis upon Of
fetal business.
Attorney Charles G. Adams went yes
teiday to Deed Lodge and Butte to re-
main over Sunday looking after pro-
| fessional business.
]. Thomas. register OF lands in the
kalispell land office. is paying his first
visit to MiSsoula, though he has lived
in Montana for 80 years.
Sam Soules. attorney for the Chi
| cage. Milwaukee K st. Paul railway at
| Springfield. H., is in Missoula after
| having visited his ranch property near
| Perma.
Supervisor L. c. Stockdale Of the
Deer Lodge national forest, arrived in
Missoula yesterday and will spend a
| few days in conference with officials
| from district No. l.
Pat J. Cummings. extra gang fore
! man on the Missoula division of the
Milwaukee road, left Wednesday for
Seattle where he will attend the annual
me citing of the Milwaukee Hospital as.
sCciation.
| President James NJ. Hamilton of
Montana State college at Bozcman
| and Chancellor f. e. Elliott of the Uni
yesterday in conference with President
i. Q. Sisson on university matters.
Missoula Aorie No. 80 of the Eagles
voted to purchase an additional Lib
city bond of $500 and n committee has
been appointed also to secure Thrift
stamp pledges from members OF the
Eagles lodge.
Miss Ina Cuttings, head of the de-
partment of physical training for wom-
| en- at the University of Montana has
| gone to visit high schools at Butte, An
aconda, Bozeman and points between
those cities. Miss Cuttings viii be away
for a week.
Mrs. Thomas ii. Dunstan and son
| Edwin have returned from stay of
three months in San Diego, Venice and
Los Angeles. Cal. They report most
delightful winter, which was shared by
many Missoula citizens. Miss Boulah
Dunstan has remained in California.
Mrs. J. J. Fitzgibbon and Miss Helen
| lTitzgibbon We're visitors in the city
yesterday from Hamilton. the young
lady getting her graduation gown and
Il costume for the senior class play that
will be given next week at the high
SO hool.
Attorney II. /. Christopher of Chicago
and Attorney Philip S. Brown of this
city, motorcd to Como and Hamilton
yesterday to spend n few days on pro-
fessional business connected with the
| case of the Bitter Root Valley lrriga-
| ton company.
Word has been received from Sec
| ond Lieutenant George ArmitaRs. "A
| former student at the State University
and several years ago manager OF the
A. s. l.. NJ. that he is located at Van
| couver Barracks, Wash, in command
Of a squadron.
J. p. iule, surveyor craftsman In
tho district forest office. leaves to-
| morrow for Neihart, Mont. to work
| on his ranch near there. Mr.. Yule
owns eighty acres in that district and
will begin to SOW wheat for the gov
eminent Immediately.
Mrs. George Hill. who mas been Wis
iting with friends in this city, has re
turned to her home at Miles city. Mr.
Hill, who was formerly chief dis
patcher on the Missoula division, Is
now chief dispatcher on the Mussel-
shell division of the Milwaukee.
David w. Miller of philpshurg ap-
piled at the laid office for timber and
stone entry upon 1888 acres, includ-
ing lot 4, the southwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter and the west half OF
the southwest quarter OF section 2,
township ; north. range Is west.
Frank Heyfron, who Is employed In
the office of the internal revenue col
lector in Helena, is in Missoula, hav-
ing come here on account of the seri-
Gus illness OF his mother. Mrs. Hey
from IL reported As improving. Attor-
ney and Mrs. Dan Heyfron returned
yesterday to their home at Roman.
Mrs. Margaret 4. Miller of Philips
burg, applied at the United States land
nrfice yesterday for timber and stone
entry upon 100 acres. the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter the
northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter and the northwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter OF section 2,
township 5, range Is ives.
James J.. White Of the Ellison White
CT autauqua system called upon his
II lend, Attorney +. @, Smith of Mis-
scuia yesterday Dir. White Is looking
over the field with view to placing
winter lecture courses. He says that
tho United States government is TAX
Ing extensive interest in the chautau-
qua system as q means OF placing war
time needs before the public.
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