The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-02-01
. SALESVILLE
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Giants new home on Saturday night.
Mrs. Keith Orvis visited with Mrs.
Claude Higgins a few days before
going to Missoula to see her father.
Mrs. Ferd Adams went to Bozeman
Tuesday to attend the funeral of En-
met M~onforten.
Seymour Kent and wife were in
Bozeman for a few hours shopping
Monday.
Mr.. Homer Wilson loaded a car of
grain in Salesville the first of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Higgins Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Orvis
last Sunday.
Mrs. R. C. Black and Mr.. B. F.
Tuchend, both of Salesville, spent
Monday in Bozeman.
Quite a number of people near
Salesville are putting up their ice
for summer use and getting up wood.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Phillips, of Salesville, Wednesday
morning, January 25, a daughter.
The next biennial meeting of the
Rebecca Lodge will be held at Sales
vile in July.
Mrs. Carl Axtell, Mrs. j. E. Malin
and Mrs. John Mcpherson visited the
Salesville school Thursday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Arts,
of ~Salesville, on Wednesday, January
Is, a girl baby.
The Unity Ladies' Aid will hold an
all-day meeting at the home of Mrs.
Mary Belts.
Sunday school is held at S~alesville
Christian church every Sunday at 10
a. m. Every one is welcome.
Several members from Salesville
attended the biennial meeting of the
Rebecka Lodge held at Belgrade,
Tuesday afternoon, January "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Conner attend
ed a social party at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. ]. E. Malins on Wednesday
night.
A birthday party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dunn for
Charles Pinkerton. A large number
attended, and all enjoyed a good time.
Born, at the eDaconess Hospital in
Bozeman, January 26, to Mr.. and Mrs
Z. j. Monforten, of Salesville, a baby
girl.
Peter Karst was a visitor in Boze.
man Wednesday from his Colo
Springs resort up West Gallatin can
yon.
Mrs. d. HI. Plowman went to Boze
man on the interurban train Tuesda!
morning to visit at the home of he.
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. an,
| Mrs. M. F. Getchell.
Hjalmer Distad, principal of Sales
vile school, spent Saturday in Boze
: man ~transacting business at the of
flee Of the county superintendent O
i schools.
Mrs. j. G. Holland received a tele
q gram Monday stating. that her motl
er was quite i'll in Missouri, but
unable to go to her due to bein
confined to her bed through illness.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dickson WEI
d in Bozeman Wednesday from Ores
moor farm, near Salesville. Mr.
Dickson is giving piano lessons
lie Gallatin high school.
IS The roads are very good fro
Salesville to Bozeman, around
y. Bozen1an Hot Springs, for autos, b
to can't get over the Gooch hill at pre-
j. emit on account of snow drifts.
Those from Salesville who atten
k, ed the biennial meeting of the R
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RS Orpha Malin, Mrs. Laura Davis, Nj
n John Mcpherson, Mrs. Frank Linde
in Mrs. Elsie Adams, Miss Doris Coo
re ran and Mrs. Fred Enders.
Pr. Those who transacted business a
did shopping from S~alesvilIe and
cinity in Bozeman on Saturday We
Mr.. Oscar Belt, Mr.. Herman Bish,
Mr.. Emmett O'Connell, Mrs. j. C. H
land and daughter Bess, Miss Nam
bell Mickleberry, Mr. Homer w.
son, Nh. Albert Clark, Mr.. and M
E. w. Coiner, Mrs. Fred Enders,
George Sterling, Mr.. Dan Holland a
Bayard Black.
The Wideawake Club had a 81
program at the school house Fric
afternoon. The program consisted
a debate on the question, 'Resolv
That corn is a more useful crop II
potatoes" On the affirmative $
were Agnes Boil, Johnny McPher.
and Ella Griffin. On the negat
side were Dora Richardson, Oar
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