The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-11-22
WILLOW CREEK.
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X. w. Hale has had a crew of five
men hauling rye from the Adams
ranch for two or three days.
T. L. Locker and Jesse C. Ripley
were over from Boulder Friday.
Dale Riley is hauling grain from
the Shanholtzer ranch north of Milf
gan canyon.
Wilkes Hale made a business trip
to Three Forks Friday.
Mrs. Ben Archer was Gained to
Bozeman last Saturday, as her daugh-
ter is very i'll in the hospital there.
Miss Sarah Gee, of Reece Greek, is
spending this week with her grand
mother, Mrs. William Hankinson'
Mrs. John Roberts accompanied her
brother, T. J. Williams, to Butte, last
week, where he had an operation per-
formed at the Murray Hospital.
Mrs. W. Young went to Sappington
last Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Chas. Lower.
Last reports from Uncle Tom Will
Hams indicate that he is recovering
e nicely from his recent operation
ir Butte.
NJ. H. J man spent last Monday
a Towns, returning Tuesday.
Charles Friedman and Tom Finne,
gin autoed to the auction sale or
the ]. D. Macdonald ranch, in the
Madison valley, last Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid met at the Cleve.
iand home last Thursday. The neXt
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. F. o. Cooper.
Mrs. B. P. Archer returned home
from Bozeman Thursday, and report:
her daughter much better.
Mrs. Theron TOrgerson and son, Of
Portland, Oregon, are expected to ar
rive in Willow Greek this week. Mrs
Torgerson was formerly Miss Yer
nice Cooper.
School has been discontinued foI
several days on account Of repairs be
ing made on the boiler in the base
ment.
The Farm Bureau has begun it
meetings for the winter. The frs
ore was held Saturday night, Novem
Der IS.
Nh. and Mrs. James Howarth AM
daughter left last Wednesday for Ne
braska, but they expect to return i
the spring.
Henry Babb and wife will leav
next Monday to spend the winter i
South Dakota.
Byron Parker returned home las
Friday, after spending a couple 0
months in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. GlasspoOl returne
home from Red Lodge last Saturda
evening, where they have been for tn
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Jeneson an
family have returned home. NJ,
Jeneson left last August to do til
threshing on his homestead and
dispose of some of his land.
Mrs. Belle OyNeil was very plea
artIy surprised when a number of h
friends called at her home last Sa
urday night and helped to celebra
her 45th birthday.
Charles Cook went to Manhatt;
last Saturday. Mr. Cook intends
buy a ranch there the coming SUI
mer, and will engage in the dali
business.
Mrs. Frank Cooper will enterts
the Ladies' Aid at her home, Mover
Der 90.
A dance will be given by the Til
ley Trio at Fredericks Hall, THU
day, November 80.
Mrs. Oscar Berggren went to Blu
last Friday to purchase goods for
autumn bazaar, December g.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Switley hs
moved to town for the winter. ]
Switley has charge of the elevator
Mr.. and Mrs, Van Horn will m,
to town next Wednesday from til
ranch on the bench land, so as to
near the school.
Mrs. Pearl Tinsley died last M
day morning at the Three Forks /
pital, where she had been receiv
medical cars for the past week.
Mrs. Olivia Reeee and family,
Reece Creek, has spent the week
with Melissa Green.