The Bozeman courier., 1921-11-23
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Donald Christie was busy last week
baling hay at his ranch.
Local Forester Ed. Foreman spent
Friday at the George Brown sawmill
inspecting the timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Frame Of Sedan
are the proud parents of a 1Opound
baby boy, born Tuesday, November
Is, at their ranch home.
Lon Shook spent several days last
week at Hardin, Montana, visiting
his mother and sister, Mrs. A. S.
BrOat. who leave for California soon.
George Reichman returned to Sc
dan the first of the week from Grand
View, Washington, where he has been
for short time on business.
Miss Ruth Wheat, who is attending
school in Bozeman, spent the week
end in the Canyon with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Wheat.
MIR. H. D. Dean, who resides near
the fish hatchery, returned from Hell
ena last Saturday, where he attend
ed the Shriners' convention.
Mr.. Melvin, who spent a few days
in BOzeman last week on business,
returned to his home at Sedan Satur-
day.
Fred Ratty, who is employed at the
Donald Christie ranch, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his wife and
baby at their home near Belgrade.
Mr.. Mimmack, of BOzeman, re-
turned to Sedan Saturday, where he
expects to spend this week complet-
ing the new school house.
Mrs. Frank Jarvis of the fish
hatchery, is visiting in Bozeman with
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Summers,
while Mr.. Jarvis is in Colorado.
Mrs. Lon Shook and two daugh-
ters, Helen and Mabel, left Wednes-
Gay for Great Falls, Mont, to spend
Thanksgiving with the formers
mother and sister.
The Misses Grace Street and Mary
Sloan, instructors of the Sedan
school are spending this week in
Great Falls, attending the teachers
convention.
Eugene and Emil Papke of Sales
vile spent the weekend in the Can
yon visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Papke, at their ranch
home.
L. B. Duffy, of Twin Bridges, ac-
cOmpanied by another Inspector of
Great Falls, spent a couple of days
last week in the Canyon testing cat
tie for tuberculosis.
Mr.. Paddock, who has spent nearly
a year in Colorado on business. re.
turned to Bozeman and is visiting
his daughters, Mrs. Frank Jarvis
and Mrs. w. A. Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Rupert anC
son, Of Oklahoma, are now visitinl
with the formers sister, Mrs. Tony
Lester and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ru
pert intend to make their futurr
home in Montana.
Mrs. Gilbert, who has been visitinl
with her daughter, Mrs. Ortmeye1
and family, at Huntley, Mont, Ia
returned to the Canyon, and is nov
with her other daughter, Mrs. Gecrg
Williamson.
The Farmers Union will hold thei
regular meeting Friday evening, Nc
vember rs, at the Upper Bridge
school house. After the business ses
sion the ladies will give a short en-
tertainment and serve a light lunch.
4 number Of the men of the vicir
ity were working on the new SCI
arator shed belonging to the Bridge
Threshing Machine Company. The
were fortunate in completing it be
fore the snow came.
The Sedan Ladies' Aid were enter
tanned at an all-day meeting Thur
day by Mrs. R. F. Bohart. at he
ranch home. The time was spent
quilting. A delicious dinner wa
served by Mrs. Bohart, which wa
greatly enjoyed.
The dance given at the Uppt
Bridger school house Friday evenir
by the community club was very we
attended, considering the cold weatl
er. Music was furnished by Il
Papke brothers of SalesviIIe.
midnight light lunch was served.
Among the Bozeman visitors du
ing the week were Jay Pease, Mr.. Al
Mrs. P. Mcmahon, Mrs. E. w. Ca
well, Mrs. Hyrum Oleson, J.
Wheat, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Name
W. E. Wicker, George WiIliamsc
John Clayton, Donald Christie a
Fred Ham.
The young peoples communi
meeting was held Wednesday eve
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
ham Ross, with fair attendan
A short time was devoted to busine
discussing the erection of the n,
dance hall and making arrangemer
for securing the timber The balar
Of the evening was spent socially