The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-02-25
MARTINSDALE


this locality are well prepared having
any amount of hay, the best OF sheds
and open water. There is not the
slightest fear of loosing any of their
stock worth mentioning. Trains are
running daily, although at times a
few hours late, but as the Milwaukee
has every modern equipment in case
of snow blockade, we do not look for
trains to be delayed any length Of
time. The number of people who
travel and come to this town is re-
markable, Notwithstanding the depth
of the snow and the heavy roads, moth
ing daunts the people of Montana
when trip is to to be made. Ac-
cording to the different almanacs the
last week in February will be the
only good weather during the month.
A number of the young people of
the Delpine district numbering about
thirty made arrangements to meet at
the spacious home OF Frank Servoss
which they did, and it was a most en-
joyable affair w. +. Ryan and F..
Servoss two musical artists furnished
excellent music, and all the latest
dances were INDUCED in. Mrs. Serves
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ptious repast although nothing was
known of their coming until they ar
rived, everybody enjoyed the supper
immensely and during the intervel sew
eral of the young people rendered
sofas which were much appreciated.
The spacious dining room was cleared
and the young people again tripped
the light fantastic until 2 a. m.
When the people of the Delpine dis
trict undertake anything no debth of
snow or storm however severe will
impede their so doing. All report
splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson B. Eike met
with surprise on Saturday night,
when all the beaus and bellies an the
South Fork arrived at their beautiful
home at p. m. Mrs. Eike was equal
to the occasion and without the least
confusion had the large dining room
ready. Mr.. Osval Berg with violin
and Mrs. Ida Berg al the piano, soon
the young people were on the floor
and having the time Of their lives,
these young people are among the
best dancers in this section OF the
country. Dances are frequent and
are always decided success, after
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ladies procured their well filled Das-
served with coffee and punch. After
listening to many pleasant jokes
dancing was again resumed until IL
y. m. The happy young people then
bestowed their good wishes on the
host and hostess and left for their
homes behind fine teams and jingling
sleigh bells. All wishing ere long that
they might have occasion to pass
another pleasant evening as is usual
at the Eike ranch. Among those
present were Mesdams Berg, Helen,
Thompson Lain, Elke, Rostad, Teig,
Gausted, Haugan, Indeno and lnder-
land. Misses Nina Grande, Ida Berg,
Mary Ieeback, Bertha, Clara and
Jennie Thompson, Tina and Lillian
Evge, the Misses Heriem and Rostad
Messrs. |. Berg, A. Berg, Osval and
Oscar Berg Jr., Hans Lain, Herim,
Ostrum, Ovandal, Mosback Jackson,
B. B. Eike, Haugan, Indreland, Teig,
Rostad, GauStad, Sandeno and One
dial.
The Rev. Absolute preached to a
large audience on Friday evening
He is an orator of rare ability his
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i've and those that fail to hear him
miss a rare treat.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Coats and dau-
ghter, Marion, arrived from Butte on
Saturday after two weeks visit with
friends.
Mr.. w. Sherman of White Sulphur
Springs is visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Jerry Van Hoosen.
Mrs James Thompson and brother
Geo. Castle, were in town from Dorsey
on shopping tour.
Green Wallace, Frank Cox anC
Frank Frew came in from the Com
pany Ranch on a business trip.
Charles Southworth Jr. came il
from his mine the Clara Barton OF
Spring Creek after four horse loa(
of goods on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. O. Hawkins of tn,
Martinsdale Hotel, were visitors il
Townsend during the week. Rapl
Broanerick had charge of the hOte
in tne,r absence.
VIM. Burnie was in from the Settle
ranch on Sunday.
S. L. Hodges cashier of the Martins
dale state bank made a flying trip t
Sixteen during the week.
l. H. Labe representing the Mon
tana Chemical Co. of Helena was her
on Thursday.
Mrs. James Muller was visitor il
town Wednesday.
Lewis and Dodd Cameron Jr mad
business trip here on Monday.
w r. Sherman and Row Sherma
Jr. were here on business in Martins
dale on Tuesday.
Jas. Balm sheep foreman for Smit
Bros. came in for load of supple
on Monday.
c. E. O'Brien operator at Lenne
came down on Sunday on railroa
business.
George Nagus and Toln Haubou
came in from Copper on Business COZ
necLed with the storage dam to t
built at that place.
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