The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-03-29

Jim Corbett was in town Saturday
afternoon from his ranch in the
Horseshoe hills.
Mrs. John Mcdonnell, of the Madi-
son valley, went to Bohemian Tues
day to shop and visit relatives for a
few days.
Mrs. w. H. Nelson, of Manhattan,
wsi in town for a few hours last week
looking after her property interests.
Mrs. Nellie Elston is spending a
week with friends in Three Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Wright, of Liv-
ingston, were calling on friends be-
tween trains Monday, on their way to
Helena.
Mr.. John Mccall and daughter Al
icia spent Sunday wit hrelatives IN
Livingston.
Eldora Olsen, of Charleston, has
been spending several days here and
in Three Forks visiting relatives and
attending to business affairs.
Ted Lowe, of Three Forks, and MI.
Goodman, hide buyer from Living
ston, were business visitors in Logan
Thursday.
Joe Menapace was over from Three
Forks on business Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Tone Young and
Clyde Meloner were visiting in Logan
Wednesday from Three Forks.
Frank Kramer, who is feeding cat
tie on the Darlington ranch IN the
Madison, has returned from Boze-
man, where he was called last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hazelhurst
were Helena visitors Monday, return
ing Tuesday.
J. A. Anderson and son "Junior"in
were business callers in Manhattan
the first of the week.
Mrs. R. ]. Seiderman and son Dom
aid, Of Livingston, came over Sun
day to spend the day with Mr.. Seid-
erman, who has the position here OF
freight warehouseman. They expect
to move here from Livingston as soon
as there is an available house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tomlinson.
Jesse Flynn left Thursday for Chi
cago, where he has a position in the
office of the Westinghouse company.
Dave Anderson, of Bozeman, was
a business man in town last week,
looking up a site for the new school
house.
Trainmaster Harry Mudgett and
Mrs. Mudgett were greeting old
friends in town between trains last
week, on their way to Helena to hear
Mary Garden in grand opera.
Will Crowley, of Townsend, who is
here looking after his sheep, which
have been wintered in the Madison
valley, and Charlie Wilson were Wed
nesday callers in Manhattan.
d. H. Budd, A. H. McCune and H
j.. Hamill were Bohemian bushes:
men in town last week, in connection
with the proposed new school build
ing.
J. w. McLees, of Bozeman, has beer
spending a few days this past weel
looking after his interests in the Mad
ison valley.
Jack Beeman arrived from Butte
few days ago, being called here on &C
count Of the illness Of his family.
Joe Malin was in town the last @
the week from his raac1 home on tn
Gallatin river.
Jess Parrish, who is with the Har
son Packing Company, of Butt
transacted business here and in Boz,
man last week.
Ed. Reynolds was in town betwec
trains Tuesday on his way to Boz
man from his home in Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cobus, Villa
Cobus and Mrs. Joe Hirchel and bal
were in town Saturday from the Ma
ison valley, and drove on to Mania
tan to transact business.
Leo Gillhooly and Willard Mer
man left a few days ago for poin
in Idaho, where they expect to sper
a few weeks.
Mrs. Emma Nichols was a bu
shopper in town Saturday, from h
ranch home west of town.
Julius Ehman, of Bozeman. h
been spending a week here with
family at their home on the no,
side. on account of Mrs. Ehman's i
ness.
Little Miss Tessie Lorraine Viii
head invited sixteen of her you
friends to help celebrate her -four
birthday, Friday afternoon, at |
home of her grandparents, Mr.. a