The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-03-02
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Mrs. Fred Ham and daughter Lor-
eta returned to their ranch home
Saturday, after spending the past
week in Bozeman visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Jenkins and
daughter Elma were guests 1t din
ner Sunday at the ranch home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Christie.
The dance given at the Sedan hall
Saturday night by the defeated rab- !
bit hunt team Of Sunny Side with !
Raymond Kennaguard as captain, !
was a great success and well at |
tended. The music was furnished by |
MIR. and Mrs. F. Yonker and at mid
night delicious lap supper was en-
jOyed by all.
The members Of the Farmers
Union of the canyon held their regu-
lar meeting Friday night at the
school house. A fair crowd attended
and at seven o'clock supper was
served by Mrs. w. z. Wicker and
Miss Cresie CONF. After supper the
meeting was called to order by Pres
ident Ole Oma and the members
spent the evening debating on the
Farmers Union and Farm Bureau
Work." and which they would con-
tinue to work with. A vote was
, taken at the close, which was in ia
vOr of the Farmers Union" The
! next meeting win be in two weeks,
March 1, and Mrs. Ole Oma and Mrs.
! E. J. Pearson have been appointed or
/ the supper committee. The ladies are
also arranging to give a program.
! Isabella Ham was guest last week
{ at the home Of her grandparents, Mr.
! and Mrs. c. D. Pease.
! LIr. and Mrs. Frank Zeman left
the canyon Saturday for the j. T
+ Pitts ranch near the Madison, where
] they expect to remain for the sum-
+ mer.
: The Sedan farm bureau held very
I interesting meeting Friday night anC
i a good crowd attended. During the
! business session it was decided tx
I order their squirrel poison for sprinl
use and squirrel contest was or
{ ganized between Sedan and Sum,
: Side, Ed. Kirk being captain of tn
Z Sedan team and J. AdamsOn captain
+ Of Sunny Side. Before the meeting
J broke up a lap supper was serve
+ by the ladies. The next meeting Wi
! be in two weeks, March 18th.
! Mrs. Ira jenkins received a lette
I last week from her sister, RATHER
! inc Murray of independence, Missouri
I stating that Mrs. Mary Kirk is cor
! fined to the hospital there, sufferin
7 with typhoid fever. ne many friend
I of Mrs. Kirk in this vicinity Will b
7 sorry to hear of her illness and hop
I for her rapid recovery.
7 Harry Barnard of Sedan spent
] few days last week in Helena, Bozc
I man and other towns taking order
7 for the Sedan cheese and this wee
T the factory will ship ~ boxes c
large cheese and Is boxes Of sma
I ones to various points and will Fl
7 sn order of 1000 lbs. to be shippe
! to Billings.
7 Among the Bozeman visitors du
ing the week were, Ole Oma, Ira Jel
: kins, Fred Ham, Glen Pease, Mis-
I Maybell Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
: Gallup, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Mem
I hon and family, Alfred Nickles, Mr.
Nellie Craig, Llyod White, Lon Shoe
{ and Pete Brenden-
I Claren Pearson entertained {
7 members Of his Sunday school al
] teacher, Miss Gracey, Tuesday afte
noon at the ranch home of his pa
] ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Pearson ne
I the fish hatchery. The afternoon W
! spent with various games and at A.:
I a delicious lunch was served by MI
! Pearson.
Z Edgar Pearson, who has been
the navy training at Camp Sims
Z San Francisco, Calf, for the pa
7 three months, has received his no
: orable discharge and returned TO
I home of his parents, Mr.. and Nj
E. J. Pearson near the fish hate
IS cry.