The Bozeman courier., 1921-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Parkin and
two daughters Of Pine Island, Mimi,
arrived in Bozeman Saturday to
spend several weeks with Mayor E.
]. Parkin and family. At present
they ale touring the Yellowstone
park.
The Rev. Father McCaffrey of To-
ronto, Canada, is visiting at the M.
Nash home on Black avenue south.
He is an old time friend of the Nash
family and viii probably NIKE ar ex-
tended visit ii tie Un.,e4 St...es,
touring Yellowstone park and parts
of California before returning home.
Word was received in Bozeman of
the recent birth Of twins, a boy and
a girl, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Long,
of Spokane, Wash. Mrs. Long has
many friends here who will remem-
Der her as Miss May Boucher.
Earl Dawes, who has been attend
ing Leland Stanford University at
Palo Alto, Cal, has returned to his
home in Bozeman to spend his vaca-
tion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. S. Dawes. He expects to resume
his college work in California this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Brown and fam
lily have returned to Bozeman to
spend the summer after spending the
past six months in California. They
made the trip by automobile and re-
port a very pleasant journey with
good roads most of the way.
Sheep from the Madison have start
ed to go on the Gallatin forest range
according to local forest supervisors
The range is opening up and many
/ sheepmen are taking advantage Of
the early feed. 1t is predicted thai
all sheep will be on the range thi:
year by July Is.
Albern Miles, father of George c
Miles of Bozeman, died at his home a
La Plata, Mo-, Tuesday, June 21, aft
er a lingering illness. Deceased haC
a large number of friends here, hav
ing visited in Bozeman with his sol
and with other relatives at differen
times.
Miss Kathryn Keown is spending {
short time in Billings, the guest o
Misses Grace and Mona Sackett.
Mrs. August Gottschalk has gone
Portland, Ore, where she will v;si
for a few weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Anna Busch and family, an
Mrs. George Mccall and family.
The friends of Syl Bragg will b
interested to hear that ne is gettin
along nicely at the ncacohess hos
pital and that he was able to be ou
of doors in a wheel chair this weel
Mr.. Bragg is suffering from an in
jury received few weeks ago at hi
, ranch near Miles City when he wa
hit by a windlass. He had an opel
alton last week, which seems to hav
been very successful and it is e,
: pected now that he will soon be OF
again.
: Mrs. Edward Ellis, Jr., and he
( three-year-old daughter of Los A
) geles, are in the city visiting wit
: Mrs. Ellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. Damerell. Mrs. Ellis will be r
e membered by many people as Mi
Cora Damerell.
< Miss Freda Bull, assistant instru
: tor in mathematics at Montana Sta
). college, left this week for Seattl
where she will spend her summer "
). cation visiting points of interest {
: the western coast.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk a.
y daughter Christine have return
from Berkeley, CAL, to spend t
5. summer months at their home
4 Bozeman. Miss Kirk has been {
e tending school there and expects
y return to resume her work at Be
kelley in the fall.
w. c.. Ran and family of Big Tt
Der, former residents of BOzems
spent a few days this week here w
friends enroute to Tacoma, Was
where they expect to locate.
Born, at the Deaconess hospit
June "a, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
Sumner, a son. Mrs. Sumner "
3 formerly Miss Mildred Stewa
daughter of Judge and Mrs. W. R.
B Stewart.
Word has been received in Bozem
of the marriage of Edwin Lester CC
IS a graduate of Montana State cole
N and Miss Elizabeth Agnew, of CIR
Falls, the wedding liking place
M the home of the bride. Mr.. Cole v
B editor of the college Exponent WI
he attended school here, and is n
acting editor Of the Montana Far
er. The groom has a host Of friel
in this vicinity who wish the you
couple much happiness.
Mary Alice Phillips of Bozemap
filed a divorce complaint in the {
M trict court against Leslie R. Philli
She charges him with neglect and
sires the custody Of their two so
q aged seven and five. NJ. R. wills
is the attorney for the plaintiff.