The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-07-19
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Miss Elizabeth Huller will leave
next Wednesday for Auburn, Wash
ington, to visit for a couple of
months with Miss Wanda and Hazel
Fuller.
GranCr. Pc erson was quite sick
ounGay. Sne mas been belfast for a
couple Of weeks.
Viii Flake who has been sick
with lunlbago, was much better last
Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Woodward is visiting this
week at Cavern with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Woodward.
Ted Lane, of Three Forks, bought
some fine cows from Frank Cooper
last Tuesday. The Lane boys have
purchased the Rowe butcher shop at
Three Forks and are doing an ex-
tensive business.
Born, July II, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cooper, a baby boy.
Mrs. Ed. Reynolds, a former resi-
dent of Bozeman, but now of Mis-
soula, is visiting here with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Glasspool underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis last Saturday
at the Deaconess Hospital at Boze
man. She is reported to be getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Eugene Thorndyke and little
daughter arrived home last Monday,
after spending a couple of months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Downing, of Millbank, S. d.
James Murray returned from Mill
bank, S. D., last Wednesday. Miss
| Agnes Murray, his niece, accom-
/ panied him home.
Mr.. Tom Lynnes, the evangelist,
who has not been preaching for the
past week, returned to our city last
Thursday and will continue the meet
ings for some weeks to come.
Pat Corners has moved into the
cabin with Henry Howls for the sum-
mer, and they intend to keep bach
elors hall.
James Howarth is expected home
about the middle of next week.
Thelma Powell returned to her
home in Butte last Wednesday.
Born, July 8, to Mr.. and Mrs. F.
J.. Johnson, twin girl babies. These
make eight little daughters in the
Johnson family.
Mrs. Stanton and son Guy ar
rived from Bozeman Thursday, and
will camp on the Clinton Williams
ranch, where they have some hay to
care for. Mr.. Stanton will come in
a few days.
F. E. Hengel returned from Town
send Wednesday night.
Mrs. Clate Hale and daughter AL
ice, of Pony, spent a couple of days
visiting relatives here last week
They continued their journey tt
Bozeman Wednesday.
1t is reported that Mr.. Chase Nor
man, of Livingston, had been quietly
married at that city last week. De
tails of the affair not hIcwn.
Will Halwood, of Three Forks, hai
been quite sick with blood poisoning
Mr.. Harwood's family are camping a
the Clinton Williams ranch.
: Lewis Doty is employed by Chas
Friedman, and is working on tn
: Milligan Canyon road.
: G. E. Cox, of Three Forks, was il
: our vicinity Thursday in the interest
= of the Raleigh Company.
Lester Williams is very bus,
( these days c~orralling bees. He ha
nine hives and expects to capture
few more, to supply kim with hone
this winter.
e Lester King and Frank Mayo ar
employed at the F. M. William
S ranch.
n Thomas Ramey, Of Bozeman, i
e spending his vacation at the home G
o his grandmother, Mrs. Lucinda Wi
Iiams.
d Joe Ward has taken a contract t
put up hay on the Clinton William
ranch.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ward and daugl
k tiers, also Miss Ruby Tinsley and Lo
O'Neil, visited in jefferson count
lie Wednesday.
IS Allen Friedman celebrated h
g third birthday On July IL.
e Miss Sue Norman will spend Il
II remainder of the summer at hom
N having finished her work at Il
TO Cox home in Three Forks.
a Mrs. Will Cook went to .Bozems
Tuesday.
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