The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-06-14
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from Bozeman Friday evening to
spend q few days with Miss Rather
inc Flynn, and to attend the dance In
the Madison valley Saturday night.
Mr.. ShimineI, of Butte, was q bust
ness caller in town Monday.
Stuart L~ovelace, Of Bohemian,
transacted business with ~ mer-
chants in town Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson are
here from Helena, spending the week
with August johnson and family.
Mrs. Frank Dunbar and son DON
aid spent Saturday here from their
home in Trident, visiting friends.
They returned on the evening stub.
Mrs. J. w. McLees has returned to
her home in Bozeman, after a pleas
ant visit with her sons and their FAM
lies here and in the Madison valley.
Mrs. Mae Wilson, of the Madison
valley, and Mrs. Joe Malin and
daughter Nan, who were in town
Sunday morning from their home
on the Gallatin river, spent a few
hours calling on friends.
Frank Johnson was a dinner guest
at the Bevier home Wednesday even
ing, returning to Bozeman on the late
evening train.
w. T. Whalen was in town Friday
from his home in the upper Madison
valley.
Mrs. Claude Wright and son Melvin
of Three Forks are guests at the j.
b. McDaniels home in the Horseshoe
hills.
Mrs. j. J.. Romine and Miss Hazel
Stevens, of Manchester, were calling
on friends in town Tuesday evening.
c. E. Burrell was up from Clarks-
ton the first of the week to transact
business here and in Three Forks.
Fred w. Sharman left Sunday
morning for his home in Salt Lake
City, after several days visit here
with his mother, who has been criti-
cally i'll, and also with his brother,
L. c. Bevier and family.
Ross Prather was in town from his
home in the Horseshoe hills the first
of the week, and drove on to Man
haitian on business.
J. w. Strachan and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hazelhurst and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Johnson spent Sunday
fishing at Story creek.
Mrse. Norman Smith and daughters
Norma and Charlotte came up Sun
day from Trident to visit Mrs,
Smiths mother and sister, Mrs. Lolita
Olsen and Mrs. Ollie Sesser.
Jack LeveringtOn was in town from
Charleston Sunday, visiting friends.
Mir. and Mrs. Dell McLees anC
daughter June spent a few hours IL
Manhattan Saturday, visiting rela
tives.
Mrs. David A. Swarmer returned
Sunday evening from Bozeman, wher'
she was called on business last Fri
day. She also visited friends in Bel
grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned McLees, of tn
Madison valley, motored to Bozem
one day recently to visit relatives an
shop.
County Commissioner George Dal
linton spent the weekend at his HON
on the Madison, returning to his dl
ties in Bozeman Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Darlinton and her fail
er, j. P. Patterson, who arrived fro.
Helena Saturday to spend the sun
mer here, and Miss Elizabeth Ric
ards, were in town from the Madis'
valley Monday afternoon
Mrs. William Jenney returned So
urday from Bozeman, where $
spent the day shopping and on bus
ness.
P. ]. Flynn, of Radersburg, secl
tary of the Radersburg IrrlgatI
Project, was in town Thursday
consult with F. w. Sharman, who "
visiting here from Salt Lake City.
MI. Moore, Of the Crow Greek v
lev. attended to business matters
town Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Stovener called
friends in town Saturday while on
way to her home in Old Gallti
from Bozeman, where she was
guest Of friends.
Frank Gillhooly, who is on J
duty in Bozeman, spent the week
at home, returning to Bozeman
Nc. 2 Monday.
E. Ryan, of Boulder, is here o
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Will
penter and family.
jim Crowley, Jr, has arrived I
Butte to spend the summer MOI
with his aunt, Mrs. May Wilson
her home in the Madison valley.
The barn dance given by
Bates in the Madison valley SAT-
night was well attended, the +
and Barnett orchestra furnishing
music.
Mrs. Helen G. Shannon who
been very low for the past weeI
improving a little. Mrs. Sam J
son is assisting the nurse in ga