The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-19

spent Sunday IN the city from their
ranch near Manhattan, visiting with |
Mrs. Ecton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Harris.
Billy Mcintyre, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
C. A. Mcintyre, who has been very |
ill-with bronchial pneumonia, is re-
covering and can now sit up for a
short time each day.
Miss Georgia Lewis, who recently
submitted to an operation at the Dea-
coness hospital, left the hospital Sat-
urday for her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Johnson.
George Lewis and William Niven
of Manhattan spent last Wednesday
afternoon in the city, attending the
Shorthorn sale. Both men made sew
eral purchases at the sale.
Deschamp Bros, well known Short
horn breeders from Missoula, spent
last week here attending the meet
ings at the college and selling some
cattle at the ShorthoTn sale.
E. H. Schumacher left Saturday
for Butte to get Mrs. Schumacher,
who recently had an operation in the
Murray hospital. Mrs. Schumacher
is reported to be recovering rapidly.
DR.. Riesland, the optical specialist,
we'll known for many years for sup
erior ability in fitting eyes and grand
ing glasses here, will be at the Boze-
man hotel, Feb. Is, ID, Is. Adv.tf
John A. Davis of Hamilton, con-
nected with the state grain grading
commission, arrived in Bozeman Sun
day night for conference with the
officers of the Seed Growers associa-
ton.
Mrs. ]. f. Martin entertained at
luncheon in her home Friday in honor
of Mrs. Peter Koch, who is visiting
here from Los Angeles. The guests
were all old time friends of Mrs.
Koch.
Dan Noble, who graduated two
years ago from the college and who
spent the past two weeks at the Sig
ma Chi house, left Saturday to re.
. sumo his duties as county agent al
o Poplar.
The pupils of the Gallatin high
: school gave a pleasant dancing part!
Friday evening in honor of the visit
: ing vocational high school student
who were attending the conferenc,
!. last week.
Ben Dixon of the firm of Dixon an,
Dodson left last week for Hastings
Neb., where he will visit with hi
: people for a few weeks. Before
. coming back to Bozeman he will at
: tend the Master Painters convention
. in Omaha.
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Wilson went t
: Helena Friday and from there Mr..
. Wilson went on to Missoula Sunda
: afternoon to visit her parents, Re-
. and Mrs. Parker for a couple o.
: weeks. Mr.. Wilson returned to Bozt
ds man Sunday night.
= Mr.. and Mrs Charles Poor an
m baby, who left last fall for Californi
7 to make their home, have returne
4 to Bozeman and expect to locate hel
< again. The Pocrs went to the Goa.
Y with Mrs. Poor's parents, Mr.. ar
A Mrs. Darby Taylor.
A MIR. and Mrs. Everett McSpadde
' graduates of the college, spend la
4 week in Bozeman attending the COZ
Y ferences at the college. Mr.. Nj
4 Spadden is county agent in Cascat
4 county. Mrs McSpadden was fo
v merly Miss Georgia Knott.
Y Fred E. Gordon former gradua
of the Montana State college and no
Y connected with the Montana Farpil
corporation at Hardin, spent the Ia
4 ter part of the week attending t.
\ short course at the college and Wis
A ing at the Sigma Chi house.
Prof. C. N. Arnett left Saturdi
afternoon for Salt Lake city whe
he will attend the meeting of t
National Wool Growers associate
Prof. Arnett is secretary of the Mo
tana Wool Growers association a
went to the meeting in his offic
~~ capacity.
- Mrs. F. A. Fielding and Mrs. H.
- Judd entertained at the Fielding hon
5 Friday afternoon in honor of M
o. c. Service of Sioux City, low
; who is visiting in the city. Attr;
s tive table decorations and dair
I luncheon featured the afternoo