The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-08-09

Attorney Ernest H. Peterson, of
Three Forks, was a business caller in
town Thursday.
Miss Florence Penwell arrived
Thursday on the evening stub from
her home at Penwellton, neal Bel
grade, and is a guest at the Swarner
home for a week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Smith were in
Bohemian Thursday and Friday for
the Roundup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell McLees and
daughter June returned Saturday
from Bozeman, where they spent sew
eral days visiting relatives and enjoy
ing the Roundup.
Peter Cabors was in town the mid
die Of the week from his ranch home
in the Madison valley.
P. j. Morse returned Monday morn
ing from Bozeman, where spent the
week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Joe
Huber and family, and taking in the
oundup.
Work on the new school building
is considerably delayed and held up
on account of the inability to procure
brick. However, a car load is expect
, ed daily, and as soon as it arrives
t work will be pushed forward rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Bevier and daugh-
ter Dorothy made a trip to Charleston
Wednesday, and saw some fine wheat
fields enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Logan spent
Friday in Bohemian visiting friends
and enjoying the Roundup.
Miss Margaret Davis came down
from Bozeman Saturday and is q
guest for a few days at the Caruso
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Merkle anC
daughter arrived Monday from Des
MOines, Iowa, after an absence o.
four months. The family are occupy.
ing rooms at the apartment house OF
Vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccall anC
daughter Alicia motored over t,
Butte Wednesday to spend a few
hours.
Miss Isabel Sloan, of the Madison
valley, accompanied her uncle, w. H
Crowley, Of Townsend, to the Round
up in Bozeman last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bacus and fam
lily attended the circus in Tire
Forks last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carpenter an
4 ard their guest, Mrs. Edith Vaughn
CT Townsend, went t. Bozeman Thurs
day to attend the Roundup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brenneen an
- family left the first of the week fo
their new ranch home on the Parrot
bench near Whitehall. They too
their household goods over by TRAN
RI | Mrs. Bremen is a guest at the Car
n penter home until Thursday, whe
she will go to Whitehall by train, an
h her husband will meet her there. Tt
best wishes of their many friends E
IN with the family to their new home
D. Charlie Foster and Joe McQuills
n. went to BoZeman Friday to attend Il
&c Roundup.
Id Harry Sesser, Frank Gillhoole
IN Frank Plettle and c. Foster were
N Manhattan Sunday afternoon TO a
ne tend the ball game. Frank Gillhoo
lis and Frank Plettle TOOK part in t
mt game.
n Roy Remains has returned from Ii
nd ingston, where ne spent a day Ia
de week on business.
" Mrs. Lotta Olsen, Mrs. Ollie Sess
I'd. and Harry Sesser were Bczeman ca
Ia ers Saturday to attend the Roundl
raj Mrs. Jennie Aldrieh, accompani
Of " Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aldrich, n
nd tered to BDzeman Saturday to ate
the Roundup
,er Mrs. Jack Landers and daughte
nd Mrs. Jack Tomlinson and the Mis-:
Ids Sadie and Mary Landers went oV
If TO Three Forks Wednesday to atte
to the circus.
ice d. Phoenix made a business trip
he Manhattan the last of the week.
his Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Logan, Jr., "
en- have been here for the past two wee
visiting the formers parents
can their coy bungalow down by the C
will left the first of the week for
ers coast. They are making the trip
,sts their auto.
ion Mrs. Charles M. Smith, of Billin
%. topped in Bohemian to attend
on f~neral services of Rev. f. B. Lev
and coming to Logan on No. 8, visi
81 a few hours at the Bevier home,
"a ing Oh No. Al to Seattle to visi
/. few days, and will then return v
her sister, Miss Cooper, who has b