The Bozeman courier., 1921-09-28
LOCAL ITEMS

Albert Schlechten and A. G. Bert |
hot spent Friday at their ranches up
the West Gallatin near Anceney.
George Thorsen Is spending a few
days in Butte attending to matters
Of business.
Frank Collins Of Manhattan spent !
q part Of Saturday in Bozeman look /
ing after some matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck are spending !
the week at Iedgcsvlle, visiting with !
friends and relatives.
E. A. Steifel Of Belgrade was a |
business visitor in Bozeman last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Henry Smith Of Manhattan
was shopping in Bozeman last Sat
urday.
Mr. and lis. Walter Aiken. has gone
to Seattle where she viii resume her
studiea at the University Of Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Stevens are the
parents Of a baby daughter born at
the Deaconcss hospital last Friday.
Miss Beatrice Fischol Of Helena ar
rived in BOzeman last week and has
entered the Montana State College.
She win take up home econonlics.
Mr. Dick Fabrick and Ray Matter
of Three Forks were in the city last
Saturday representing their home
town at the potatoe day meeting.
Mrs Harold Dickson was in Boze-
man Friday doing some shopping,
having drove in from the Crestmoor
farm near Salesville.
Mrs. A. J. Hanks Of Salesville was
in Bozeman last Friday visiting
friends and attending the Rebekah
meeting.
George 0. Arnold former Senator
for Gallatin county came up from his
Camp Greek ranch last Friday to at
tend to matters of business.
Mrs. Jennie Baldwin, sister of Mrs.
Wilton, who has been visiting in
Bozeman for the summer departed
Friday for her home in Hudson Wis.
Mrs. John Friel of Chestnut was
in BOzeman on Saturday calliny upon
friends. While in the city she attend
ed to some matters of business.
Ben Bennett of MOudlOw was in
the city Saturday looking after mat
ters pretaining to the school dist
rict of which he is clerk.
Mrs. Emmett Overstreet of Sales
vile accompanied by her children wa:
visiting friends and relatives in Boze
man over Saturday.
Martin JacOby and George M
Lewis Of Manhattan were in Bozemal
last Saturday to attend the potat'
day meeting.
County commissioner George Darl
ington was in Willow Greek last Fri
day where he attended the meetin,
of the Joint Committe on County AT
fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Harris and MI
and Mrs. Beecher Chamber came u
from aMnhattan last Saturday to al
tend to matters of business and
some shopping.
Among the Bozeman representa-
ives at the meeting of the joint Com
mittee on County Affairs held at Wi
low Creek last Friday were A. 4
Braten, A. C. ROecher, Carl whsle
H. +. West and S. C. Moore.
Miss Ruth Sweat who spent part {
the summer in Minnesota attendin
summer school has returned to Boz,
man to take up her duties as men
ber of the faculty at the Montar
State College.
Prof. R. E. Albright of the ThrC
Forks schools was in Bozeman la
Saturday on a business mission. F
reports the schools at Three Forl
have a large attendance this ye
and doing very well.
County agent Bodley and J. FIR
Cline of the Agricultural departme
of the Gallatin high school were &
tending the meeting at Willow Gre
Of the Joint Committee on Coun
Affairs, last Friday.
Mrs. F. L. Benepe Jr. in now in {
tenrance at the National convent
of the Ladies of the G. A. R. bel
held at indianapolis Ind. She expe'
to visit with relatives and friends
several eastern states before retul
ing to Bozeman.
Mr.. Joe Huber returned to Bozem
last Saturday from Billings. He "
accompanied by Mrs. Huber who Wa
to Billings to meet him. Mr. Hui
has been in Canada and caste
points all summer with his fast bur
of horses and reports very succe
full season.