The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-05
49, OF MONT ANA
At a Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana.

Corvallis.-The name of l. A. rlva
stadt has been added to the list o
nominees for school trustees, to b.
elected Saturday.
Bird study was the subject O.
the Woman's club meeting held Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Hay.
Corvallis cleanup week did no
start off very auspiciously with an Incl
OF snow on the ground Monday.
Polson.--W. A. Gregg returned Sat.
urday evening from his trip to Mich.
gan very much improved in health. G
II. Lyman also returned from his visit
to Nebraska. His mother came with
him to make her home here
Sheriff Metcalf has been in Poison
for the last three days on official
business. County Commissioner Laus
also visited the city In connection with
road matters.
Corvallis.-Henry Lamb came IN
from Missoula Wednesday to spend the
week lend guest at the home of Glenn
! Chaffin.
Mrs. James Mcdowell is receiving a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Nose Bak-
er, and her sister, Miss Gertrude Bak-
er, of Broadview.
DR.. Underwood of Missoula will
preach Sunday morning at the Com
| munity church.
huson.-Mrs. David Rose who has
been i'll at the st. Patrick's hospital re-
turned home on Wednesday. She Is
much better
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dufresne and
family Of Six Mile were visitors In HUI
son Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donat Plourdi and fam
lily from Frenchtown were Huson call
ers on Sunday.
Arthur Matt of Stark spent Easter
vacation with his relatives in Huson.
Frenchtown-Miss Nora Sullivan has
resigned as teacher here in the public
school and accepted a position teach
ing for the summer at Sunset.
Frank STEERS left for Bonita Thurs
day morning with two Spokane engi-
neers to look over his mining claims
there.
Gus Pinsonnault is moving near st.
Ignatius where he has purchased u
farm.
c. G. Vincent Is on the sick list this
week with a sore throat.
Mrs. leila Moran has been visiting
for the past week on the reservation.
Darby-Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock the Darby Patriotic society will
raise their service flag. Mr.. Lenns will
deliver an address and there will be u
patriotic program.
AT the election Monday J. w. Pierce
was reelected mayor. D. c. Ovcrturf
and W. |. Cummins were elected alder
men for the First ward and William
Mackay and Bert Kerlee, aldermen for
the Second ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maille have new
daughter, born April l.
Tom Milburn, who has been logging
for Rosignal and Clark, on the Babcock
tract, finished his contract and moved
home last week.
Stevensvile-The Bitttr Root Guild
April IL at 2 p. m.
Virgil Williams departed Tuesday
for Kansas City, Mo, for couple of
months visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs. w. r. Caple and daughter
Mrs. T.. G. Ridley and daughter Went
| to Portland last week for n few
months stay for the benefit of Mrs.
| Caple's health.
Mrs. Harry Burk is clcrking i'm the
Farmers Cooperative store. taking tn.
place of Miss Gertrude Baker, who de-
Isroadvicw.
| b. II. Praeger of Victor was oSrl
town Wednesday and said they were
all in readiness for spring work whcr
the cold snap told them to hold on a
little, but he thinks the fruit buds wer,
not sufficiently advanced to suffer.
Harry Burk of the parson Burr,
farm has Just received an offer from
the State College at Bozeman to join
the poultry department at an attractive
salary.
PIans-A picture show given Satur
day night and n dance on Monda,
night, both for the benefit of the Plain
| Red Cross society, Melted SIG.
! Weldon Bowman, eldest son of Mi
and Mrs. Frank Bowman went through
! Plains Tuesday on his way to Cam
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and three son:
We're formerly residents of Plains be
Iforc they left for Butte about fOul
years ago.
Ronan-Cash Coulter one Of tn,
prominent, business men of Charlo
transacted business in Roman Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Van WOrmer o
LcnoN, Iowa, have now taken up thei
residence III Roman and expect to maxi
this their future home.