The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-06-28


Manhattan visiting friends.
Mrs. Isabel Sloan returned TO her
home in the Madison valley Friday
morning, after a short visit with
friends in Manhattan and Logan,
where she was a guest of Miss Dor
othy Bevier.
Mrs. George Allen and sister
so } : town Friday, on their
way to Billings from Seattle. They
are trs 2 ing by auto and report a de-
,ighttgi 5r.
Mr. and Mrs. August johnson and
daughter Ena motored to Manhattan
on business Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Malin and daugh
ter Nan and Joseph, Jr., were in town
on business Saturday, from their
home on the Gallatin river.
C. r. Grogan and Mr.. N~ewberry,
of Belgrade, passed through town
Sunday, en- their way to the Madi-
son, to fish.
The barn dance at the home of
Paul Bates. in the Madison valley,
Saturday night, was well attended.
Three Forks, Manhattan and Logan
were represented. The Barnett
Flynn orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. Steve Mcdonnell and daugh-
terra Madeline were in town from the
Madison Thursday and went on to
Manhattan to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Tinsley were III
Manhattan Saturday to shop.
Mrs. Lolita Olsen accompanied by
her grandson, Harry Sesser, and John
Powers motored to Bohemian Thurs
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hazlehurst mo-
tored out to the Hot Springs in the
Madison valley Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam johnson mo-
tored out to their homestead on the
North Burch, near Three Forks, Fri
day, and report their crop Of winter
grain looking fine and heading out.
Miss Gladys Burrell, of Charleston,
is spending the week here visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Wallace Burrell, and Mrs.
Jack Landers and family.
Paul Ulmer. John Smith and
Charles Redfield, of Manhattan, were
in town for a short time Sunday aft
ernoon.
Elmer Franaks, of Bozeman, Wis
tied friends in town Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned McLees and chill
dren, of the Madison valley, spent q
short time in town the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wright anc
son Melvin spent Sunday at the J
B. Mcdaniel home in the Horseshoe
hills.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Prather and
l children were in town Monday morn
/ ing from their hsme in the Horse
shoe hills.
r The new building completed las
e week by the Treasure State Toy ant
Furniture Company. on the lot bacl
/ of the Yellowstone Garage, for tn,
r purpose of drying and curing lumber
e caught on fire last Saturday after
noon. The house was I.lied with ium
d Der and the pitch Burning made it
n very hot fire. and vas hard - ~uh
o due. However, tho ,imc,,s W o
our men kept the flames --aar COZ
r troll until the Manhattan fire depart
IS ment arrived on the scene and 500
had the blaze extinguished. TIL
company will not suffer any gres
4 loss. Our townspeople are yer
al grateful to the Manhattan peopl
/ who ar ealways ready to help us
,e our need.
1t is reported here that two of OF
most popular young people-Miss E
= sic Ellison and Earl Bryant-wel
= married Saturday in Bozeman, al
= left by auto on a honeymoon Ir.p
. Mr.. Bryant's home in Missouri.
= course it was a mean trick to ser
- their friends that way, for a fiji
H. charivarii and other things had BET
es planned for them, and we don't Iii
to feel that they have put n ov
h on US. However, they have the co
IL CALCULATIONS and best wishes of hos
of friends here, where they both a
ed well and f~aycrably known.