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1: ·I -ft JOB
PRESIDENT HAMILTON, SUPER.
IfTlY1UNIANT IALY-LAW AND
PRINCIPAL HOLST BUSY.
Hamilton, I-eb. 17.-(pecial.)
President James Hamilton of the
Boseman agricultural college, County
Superintendent of Pchnol ts Mpnte
Balley-Law, and PHineipal J. NH. 8hoipt
of Victor have put, in a bus4f weaek
in several of the distrlcts of the btiln
ty in the interest of the consolida
tlon of these schools With other'.At
.tricts. The ;proposition is one whi lk
has been receiving attention frep the
county superintendant's office for more
tha.I'` year, and one Id which the
qducation of the patrons ot the In
volved schools has been gradual but
sure. Such progress has been made
with the work that petitions are al
ready in tile superintendent's office
asking for the union of the Pleasant
Vidw, and Falryvew distrlcts with the
Victor ' school: It .~ assured that
these two alhools' Wllt lose their
identity at the close of the present
year and will become a part of the
Victor system. ,Much credh is due
J. H. Hoist, principal at Victor, for
the moulding of public opinion in favor
of this action.
On Thursday night President Ham
Ilton addrebsed the patrons of district
No. 22, known as the Willow Creek
school, and aroused much interest in
the movempnt to consolidate this
school MIith the C~rvallis schools. In
doing. iway with these smaller rural
schools where consolidation with a
larger district is poss4ble, the strongest
of arguments present themselves. The
cost of education per pupil is probably
the strongest, although the bettering
of the pupil's educational environment
is not to be lost sight of. Taking
the Willow Creek school as an exam
ple, statistics at the office of the
county superintendent show that $865
per year is paid per pupil to school 11
pupils for seven months. In Cor
vallis the cost is less than $40 for
nine month's schooling. In case this
school joins forces with thie Corvallis
district it will ,be an easy matter to
transport the pupils to the school eis
no pupil will be required to travel
more than five miles. In case of con
solidotion with another school, the
district owns the wagon to be used
in transporting the pupils.
Friday afternoon Dr. Hamilton ad
dressed the patrons of district No. 24,
which will ubdouhtedly unite with the
Victor school, as will the ('urlew dis
trict, where he spoke o~ FPriday even
ing. Tonight he spoke at the Bass
schllol, which is in line to join thll
Stevensville district. Mrs. Ia also
spoke at the Pass school yesterday.
Although the consolidation system has
been successfully tried out In other
statas,. it is. newa_-,ulwaana. This
county has the honor of being "the
first In the state to adopt tills meth
od of bettering the rural schools.
HARPER BACK.
liamiron, 1Vob. 17.--(Sptecila.)--lb
HHariper rtlurneld Ilst evening froll thle
lisg Bloakfoot co'untry. where lw hasl
just cmln4leted an extelnslver logging
c'ontract. Ills outfit nrrivedl in town
today, his horlse l having been kept !it
Stevensvllle over night. When askedl
concerning the pIrospec't for logging II
tblo Hitter Root this summnner, Mr. iur
per was unable to give any assulrance
of an. opening lup of logging oiweratlons.
O)wing to the Iialty weather here in
the valley the general Inlpresslon l
that the. season Is farther advanced
that It really is suplposed to Ire, tie
cording toi Mr. Harper's observation.
lie als stated that it was too early
for the work to start and that there
was still plenlty of tinte for all neces
satiy pireparatlions.
CARDS.
lhtamilton, I'ei. 17.-(Slieieal.)-. v.,
eral of the lotal scholastics were on
tertailned last evening by Willie Roh
ol'ts at his home orn, Soutlh Fourthl
street. The evening wan spent at tht e
card tables, the two prizes for high
scores being won by lMiss Eva Barron
and Charles Crutchfield. flefreshmlents
were served during the evening, Those
present were Eva Barron, Virginia
Oage, F.ankle Theis. Joln Southwilk,
Hamilton Robertson, Charles Crutch
field,. Everett Shannon and Withlie Ro,
erts.
Welbser's New $18t ard
ILLUSTRATJ-, ,
Dictionary toipon
The Mssoualla, Fe. I18
Cut out the above soupon and five others of diffprent dates and
presen t at the Missoula or Hamiltoi on ice of rTh'.Misouilan, with
the expense bonus of 98o, whloh ooyers the items ef Ittii cost of piok.
Ing, express from the factory, checking, olerk hire and ether necessary
expense items, and reeoive a $4 Dictionary.
Tke $4 Webster's New Standard Dictionary, IlIustatedr Is bbund in full
fimp, leather, flexible, stamped in gold ,on back and sides, printed on
Bible paper, with red edges and corners rounded; beautiful, strong,
durable. Besides the general contentts as desorlbed elsewhere, therse
are maps and over 600 subjects beautifully Illustrated by three-color
plates, numerous subjects by monotone, 16 pages of valuable sharts
in two colors anrd the late United States census, Present at either
Mrissoulian office six dlbtionary coupons and' the expense 98c
bonus of .................... ............. ...... ..................... .. .... .... ............ e9 8
SY MAIL, 22# EXTRA FORa POSTAGE
of..i tan ? $Igi Co., Ileiaou gl Montana
,TO Tt ROOT.,
to i .R(flpeclal.)--Mr.
;td . .Erttmer A. White returned
Ris ,.from a six ,weeks' trip
4l~'9 t, where they ,vis
Aleles, Fan Franecou
asMi. . tr. . White was formerly
Hnf''e 'milton Ohamber of
.pIt , tlris morning expressed
S ~týnterested In the
11t0 thIs week of tepv
'ebe .La . t.b tbommsetial ot'gd
IsaiUons of western Montana at which
meett.ig the "Wstern Montana AsO.
clation of Commercial Clubs" was
formed. '"This is the best move the
chambers of commerce of this section
have ever made," declared Mr. White,
"and there In no telling the amount gt
-gond whicI~b tp.beaccomplishe4 If i
terest Ia the (piplation is kept all
There .m-ijjo6d, live boosters at, it
head of the organization, and it Ae
bound to be a success. The clubs are'
on the right track, and should by
ther' Inltmtd '/effrts, be able to .put
over sm6 helpful publicity work. I
see the Northern Pacific Is helping
us out. Ia flp. ahape. I picked this
up in the .obesvation car on my way
home from the coast"-and the cashier
pushed the railroad's fitter Root
vnlley booklet through the 'cashier's
Inindow. "That' booklet In belng road
by a great many people and will fhelp)
us very materially. With the asso
elation doing the same work more
thoroughly and systemntically wnstern
Montana. will be put on the map to
stay."
When questioned concerning the pe
tition which has been circulated dur
ing his absence and whhch asks him to
allow his name to applear as a 1 ('ndl
date for nayor, Mr. WWhite had noth
Ing to say,.
STEENSVILLE NOTES
Stevensville, Feb. I7.--(HllclIal.)
'Thomalns J. Wjhlte And A. J. Bru~vn are
spending at fe.t days here.
'Mrs. Clarence Calkins was called
suddenly to Missoula Thursday on ac
count of the Illness of Mrs. E. I,. P.
Ector.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Avery. Mr. Avery
Is the manllnager of tilhe Mihaula Light
and Power company for Stevensville.
Mrs. Elgin Pierce of Hamilton has
nvued to Stevensvillo to make her
home. Mr. Pierce Is employed by tbo
\Valls-CottrelJ company and has de-..
clded to remain there.
DARBY IEMS
iDarlby,. Ieb. 17.-( 1tecal.)-- Kin
V\iiiinon, wvho hist a iiin " of tiras.
set out, was very lmuh surpris'Ld tli
sst rWp day 'nmaking the rounds to dls
('ovr a very fine lynx In one of his
traps. Mr. Wllllinmson -expects to
haveI\ tile lynx moulnted.
Jhn '¶'lluntpsin returned I'riday from,
ta busines's tr'ip to lHanlilton.
D)r. llaywood took a trip to llanlt
tonl In his automlobile Friday.
I'hairl s [anrt, the VWest I'ork ranllh.
er, returnel'lld frol Hamilton Friday.
* BRIDGE.
ltimlton, F,,. 17.-(fIiulch .)--Mm's.
(kGorge K. Dick wts honitess lit at do
lightllul bridge party yestelrdahy after
noon at her hoine on) South Foulnrth
street. Flive tabees wure ,ceupleld Ibv
Iplayers,. ,thb uftarnoon being a maiost
enfoyalii.e one for till concerncl. ''hlree
Il'iFes were ofl'iresdl .at tallhidge i
airs. \W'. j u, riumlnlss taking, the first,
Mrs. (I. A. Gordon the s iIiond an Ml-s
Mouica .hannon tilhe third. Miss IEm
ersol of ..Butte was awarded the guest
of honor ,prise. Those pres.nt were
Mel..aines lnerson, Kendall, (erad
dock. McCrackin, Dill, tlage, O'HaIa,
Gordon, Wuokman, Bullivan, Totnlall,
McE)rot., Thpttetir, Torreincll and Gull
nlss, and the Misses eShannon, Turner I
and McCrackln.
IRPMSPEGY
SITTER ROOT ENGINEERS CON.
wqIIOt IXPEDITION INTO
THE MOUNTAINs.
Hamilton, 1'eb. 17.-(;Rpreal,)--G.
I. l3Iukeslie { ( C
two local i61,'1 i.| t l kkle. ue t
eventa tt alP1Wt eekd*-ifh tpedt"
tin orto titetldvide ,rvest from Victor.
In spealtrlg of the trip this morning
nllinee. .leSkeslee stated that the trip
waq, Y. mYt ' severe one. After the
snow .lse kltd been reached it was
necei.rLey,O.0resort to snowshoes, tr!.
snow being) Ibx feet deep. The trip
over.*": q. itas& was one s,,ries of
' day Wlna to outdo the,
t pallr spent five
nights in their blumlnts out-f-.doors,
,so were hea.uily glad to get back into
their customary beds last etening. The
plesenoe of such quantiies of snow on
the mountallis s good news to rach
e*s and trultmen of the valley whoi
rely on Irrigation for their crops, ts it
gives assuranos of aJoUler year of
abundant .water.
Corvallis, cell. 17.-(ipeeial.)-T 'he
cards are out annoullnvlin the date for
the farmers' Insntitute to be hold hier,
Wednesday, February Si. Morning
'sealons will IPgin at 10 o'clock and
the aftr'rnoon session at 2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Jollon
and little daught'er went to Stevens
v'ille Wednesday, where Mr. Joihnsn,
entered the hospltal Thursday fir n
minor operation. Mr. lasflield is also
a patient there since Wednesday.
The publio school entertainntlnt lain
nouliced for lebruary 24 has hun
postlponed to Friday, March 1. 'The
complete program will be annoulltced
in a few days.
Ralphl Keayes and family, who lspent
the winter with relatives hero, haIII
returned to their claim in thie Cumeti:
country..
Thoman it rroughs of irlftenh, a for.
nter re.ldidnt of Corvallis, Is here on
a blusintess missAion.
lr. and .Mrs. James Applehurg, wiho
were married Sunday, returned irilday
fruit the;r honeymnoonl trip to Rutte.
'Khey will be at home after elhruary
20 ont te Applebury ranch, four mIles
east of town.
At.thc Methodist Epiiscolml reviv\al
neeting Irliday evening, Allbert (t.
King, a blind mtunicin., rendered two
flute solos which were greatly ap
Pireciated.
U. Iloyt 'if HIlot-licltinstie ln M
('ollnanyv of Misaoul, slnt thell wle'kl
end here' In the interest of his firm.
"TOT'S" PHOTO.
t.ivensl ville. PetI, . 17. --t(rpiwelul.)-
1. t1. Shlo w,'ll, the ht'al Ip1hotgralhdrl',!
hl o i I n th, wio\ dlt. iow of th, l
Stevensvllt e Iru. stAore, t Illfsl' iiilz
Vlrtr .lt o, J. I.: Tot l li'in Iof nlll. i n.
'1The pictlure i ltillr lut.t adlllll ed Iby
the manyll. friends of)T Mr. Totmallln thlere,
whtlct It I p,'ttleng coipllrinilent to bolth
the phllotograptlher and the pr'ldent of
('rt'le r B loo1terl's. Afteh'r Sil 'vlltern\vlle.
hna lnJoyed the phcture it few days it
w\\V1 b1e sen.t to tie chlmeIlllr 11of In atOll
lnul't+ lit Ilinmllton, its own real 1hom.
VICTOR NOTES
VicHtor, Feb. 17. --(tipet I.)--Jo'hn
'Peterson Itoll itn iiToulal yeltltrdally.
Mrs. Hr. 1. \rlson s11 III this weetk.
Lust evellnlin before ia ilre crowd
of lisople at thle ('larly school. ]r,
llalllitln of the StaRIt Agricitu'lllllr
eollregt. ilaie nt int IenretlliltK talk on
tile rtunsorldation of schools. Mlucr h In
l'st Is tlllken inI regard to the matt
ter.
iev. J. J. n)hiorn Is. spell i thh e ilt
ttek end in Mdinhn lltil.
hr, linoirdgtge returned fltrom Dyriy
(his aftertnon.
tIwrs. Johnl (inbilnun iw s a ltelndin'g it
fevw days aIt '.,oodstde with her sister,
lrl. JT. W. 1Juliltn.
Willliam l ngl t l ih t Ills hand ,bualy
csllt wlth tin llxl ylterday all fternolon.
\hWihll and Swift Chambenllrlaln are in
limiillton todtlay.
Henry SNortonl t to ltevenvillel
Elt aftvertnoon.d i
Mrs. Clifton we ll in llalnmlton this
week.
A SURPRISE PARTY
Stevennville, "'eb. 17.--(SpeciRal.)-
Mrs. Bert Crter rind Misds Josephine
Bearles planned a very ulnhlue surprise
party for Mr. tfCarter and Mrs. A. D).
Searles, whhql was enjoyed very much
by about 100 peursotl. ,.AMr. and M,'sn.
c'artter were ttlle guests at slupper at
the SeaLrles homell Thursday evening,
and lhter in tilhe evening they were
prevalled uponll to vlilt tihe Granld the
later and lmuch to thle urlprlise of tohe
honored guests, they ,ere llmet by tlhe
Invited ,members who paid their ehoery
neapcuts to WMoo 8080th 4id'Mr. CUlx
ter on thle oeomllv of ,'thel bilrtlhday
anniversary. The first port of thlu,
evenllg was enjoyed with roller skalt
Ing, by those who were so Inclined, ac
companied by sweet music of an or
chestra wlhich was leIl by Fred Mark+.
Lovers of whlist formed into little
parties at tht. tablesl provided, and
some of the party played '"drop the
handkerchlif" and other merry g~ames.
The latter part of the evening was
given over to dancing, which lasted
into the wee small hours of the morn
ing.
A PARTY.
Stevenvi\'lle, Feb. 17.-(Speelal.)
About a dozen young frlends of Miss
1G a cimR bel were pleasantly ep.,
tertaiped, ,la ,,. evening bIy. her auntf,
'Mrs. T, J. c'namplell.. The young fnhols
'thor hloIl'y ulI yt,) 'ld tl slluolveloi inltll a
late hour. '
IMSI TLt.L• WORK AND PUN
o* POLf lt RGSE VA.
TIONt CITY.
RLtuln, ithb. 1I.--t( relul.t --A very
pretty Ieddllnl cireln.mny W\ll! pert
'formed Mmnday cvenhing at tilhe . ltart
W. ranch, ilneo miles west of Ihere,
whien M)lel B1mn.a \w\',l',f un John
Arvldein we.re Ulnited i llllarrinl by
Rev. iir. Brown. Miss ' tilroVlyn Wnolf
wan bridesmnaid and Josellh \\',olfe bet
man.- About 30 guests werep prresent.
A delightful wldllng suplir waN
served and the lhaPplly iluplh li.ft for
Honara and fhtni there nllllt to M1s
soula for a week oi twIo, ifter whlit4
the dtll make their Ihiomii nt uneet
ranch, eight miles Wiest of Roilln.
There wan a Itrinle wethlinlg dlilce at
the lRotan IOperi. liusllie 'TI'Ihursday
qvenlnr, gv\en by Ithe ttwo young
couples that were inarrlId at the Mis
ilon Thuredly morning.
. Mles O o*ln n Wiolfr \wats Ih Hnnlnl
fnrm tie-,4 Bar W. raluilh, nine inlles
west o'Alf*e.
- Thes ,W'alie ". -'l. t (lhilecr View
cl.oriitesu ,llast :Hatlurd; y Pvening,
and a good, time wks enj4Joeld y il.
Joseph :Wofit ls iom1u, fronm ltulte,
vihiting his t. fgb r rand exI.ctut to re
turn Friday .menhi.g
C. H. Dolt iIPMit Chnrles Wolfe of
Tioston were Il ,Ronan Tule'slay hlut.
looking up ItotlI6bls. Thu,\ exln.tt to
bring their fe es hereo ill IIImk Il'
Ilathead their olion,.
The clothing and siho, store of M.
.I tagel r is wdll Under w.l.y niii in a
short timne wvill be lilllethd ii1ad ready
for busilness.
The Indelpndent Telephlne tmpll, any lll y
has .tinlll.mnced Ilsltllinlg Ipllhnis in
the country iund ht.s a.irnl west .s for
the Pend d'()reilh r\ier.
,llss Edlna Palinlr is uip fl'ro. ll
vall.
Chlri Vandenbtil IIandi wlf. ;iri in
ltuntul for a fRt ,li)ays.
(leorge loadn tillt slitir, Ltilllch,
w\\re In town Thl.rmty.
Hi. H. D.ennlnon, wholl hui. h1 .itn spend
l.g tihe wtinter hi t'lilfiornl'. Is ex
p'-txld In Ronan-. tith latllr part ilt' lhls
'we,'k. At prencmt he is st.ull ig Ill
W\. H. Sabin was ulp fror tih,, Mis
sloii the fiet Iix"t of this wri k, nt
tending to.amull..w.h. l blusiness
Bledford Tri1pubr .ind M ils ,\ Aingilli
McLeobt and fitriest Rouilllill and tits
ahlebl MTA'rlod w.rt n1111rTH-d ait II(,
Mission Thursda 4tnhlgrlll t ;t ; n,',ow.k.
The'y are welt ah-n in I lll a..t,.lll
Ronan and thie' . Il'IIy lri.id ll wlh
the.lm ilmuch ha4tlii .
Johnili Tr.ua.sr itl M1 r S.mlth of
tirtllaise l re velttl. Ith, ' s.I('per' Ihliis
wee*k.
.trs. A. M1. Ktetlling Is tuttih b,. tier
todayi. i.
Ollvert A. akisa lpro has hbin \in~it
ing, hn is otheri-a!le. i'trliniu A. Ilall
of loin . 'iati l ister, Mlris. Kltllintin of
Ilitlani left 'rFiyelty i lt r s" eliittl, -la
I1 t eiii i t. fl.r Iit ii- lililltlk<. h iwIf.r, -
urnleing to thl hi e I n i n. I tiu hs .. , h.
YOUNGER SOCIETY
HIA nllltn, I .eil. t I..- ( ind. alt) --Mrs.
II. A. St'till'lnr a lnd iMrsl. A. WV. M'e
K lonwn ntilr'h in, 11 i l r Hsi, llllnher oi'
t 0t yii ti lfl' l Ielbll'l'lers of lo Inl stilety
lit th, h lii the ftrmII r lnst evehl vin
.itg, t. liprty lving in hl' nor oM f MIN1
Ann I Hall, lidaughiKteir of m, will n Mri.
'il'h,'s t III. tall of Ml l lihnn i, woll) is
it gustl tl thit Stwart i llin McKe.wn
honlll sll lil. I'' v, ning IV l n spentt In Gtnrd
Katil t, lnd other divruilatin of thell
ytiont i i nt a tI on. rie froPhntentiis
wit.rl, IV ,l.\i, liilli h l li4,s Vl. laliig. Illii
duIring It' plhlit" tWl wie , ll Iiuit h" t-i i nx lllir
tihilll ltinºi . "'il.t' present: KUterlnn
Tlii'iit, 111 hi lrdl 'h iunl i, t I-r
cxrtutlllfild, ,\ lit ,i iluck ifrutchficli.
\'irll'gi l ll 'rlnl hl'f il, Nancy Noll MIti -
llltlt 'f lh-xi l, ts Trx . otl'lx l'' l b'yw t'h'u
'iant is 'Turixi Ro bert s, i t''1auret
lWartlde Mua, Wrhlenl, I'lnleane Tylehr,
(.'ftlgtI Ilk, lIobhtre NO'lui, .11nry Mc1
Ke-twn. J'hrlei wi, JIlinl h,-
Keown, iiIRobert ldi'k. Ihekh, 'I'his,,
M Ih, is Rt lll ,). Jr., tr, ,bert M ,'tillo,li,
Jlohi °Tylr., Hugh 11(hiinlflhin, l.,'il,
AI isn.ll, ' ri Ht a 'k, 1r 1ll,wll't a.it irt.
'lobert tll Owarti , iEar l Wolltvr, J ilt li
Wtll iv',r, ial the guest o honolr, .lhn
A rynl .h H ill of M issouli a.
EXHIBIT GROWi.
Hunilltal , Ielb. 17 -( I'ilull.)l--- e'it
exhllit ith tilbe local 'hpll 'er of cs t -o
latll ulwti lns donated by At Downing,
also a box of Northern Slpiln frolll the
It. W. Nicol orc1lhrdils. During tihe
w.llk .l. lar of fin gigis lherrira1 grownl
bcy At lwnling wer~ i addeH d to lte. tilh
pile-. wThe dnation i to Jrll the litebit
(urilng lilth part tw3'Oweeks linvtt comll
hi so rapidly that the display ls now
a lretlntlols one apt] iddht muth to
the iittrla'ctivenis of the display win
iftililton, Feb. 17.-.-(ypevdul.)--Thile
Iltulh, 0ulr club ll lt lust evening fili
the giu-sts of John ,Thelis at hie hulni
on Mouth Fifth strete't. The evening
wvion Hill-lit at .diffl enit card gamus.
Itefrvsiilents wastre enjoyed by the
boys latt, in the evening. Thus,, pres-,'"
ent wfe LTloyd Roberts, (George Tooole,
EUiCH lRIE.
H lilitorn, F'ob. 1,--( lpeclul,)-In
vitationl to a llllltaty oucllhllr llparty to
be gvl'en on Thllursda evening lrebhr"l
ury 12 have- beln isstu'd by Mrs. W. M.
.Noble and1 Mrs. H', ]'vrbrallho.
EXAMi'NATION,
Hulllton, ]Lb, n 7. --(Fet.tplal.)-Asl
slitant Postmaster, Ilayrllnlld statesl
that the nulnmber a uppllllltloinu re
celved for admilZl to h th exatltna
filo 'o.r e'i *rs for the
city oft ''TA'ittirlta, indlcrate trhat
.thero will boe klen ujihy for the tlhree
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