The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-05-03

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Paul Sloan and Steve Mcdonnell
were in. town Thursday from their
homes in the Madison valley.
Joe Malin was in town a few days
ago from his home on the Gallatin
river, and drove on to Manhattan.
w. T. Whalen was a business call
er here Friday, going on to Manhat-
tan.
John Defenbach, of Miles City, has
been spending the past week here
and around this locality, on business.
w. H. and M. H.. Crowley, of Town
send, have been transacting business
here and visiting relatives in the
Madison valley for a few days.
The dance held in the Lower Mad
ison school house Saturday evening
by some of the valley residents en-
joyed a good attendance in spite of
the inclement weather. many motor
ing there from Manhattan and Lo-
gan. The Ellison orchestra fur
! nished good music, which was en-
joyed until a late hour. This is ex-
pected to be the last dance of the
season in the school house, as the
tenn of school is out and the teacher,
Miss Jessie Dell, leaves for her home
in Red Lodge very
Mrs. Warner has arrived from
Bozeman to spend the summer
months at the ranch home of her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Corbett, of the Horseshoe hills.
Jim Talbot was in town from
Manhattan Friday and Saturday, at
tending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Mcdonnell and
daughter Madaline, Of the Madison
valley, motored to Bozeman Friday
and spent a few hours on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cobus were
among those who attended the dance
in the Madison valley, at the lower
school house, last Saturday night.
! J. w. McLees returned to Bozeman
Saturday, after several weeks spent
! here looking after his interests.
w. E. Young, of Three Forks
spent a few hours in town Friday
: attending to business.
Mr.. Hamill and H. D. Budd. o.
I Rczeman, were in town Friday OF
= business connected with the new
v school building.
Granddaughter, tiona EFT EFT Ell
1t Riley Cheeseman was in town
few days last week from Charleston
X while looking after business inter
II ests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W. Strachan an
e daughter Jean spent a few hours las
U Saturday in Bozeman, Miss Jea
taking a music lesson.
IN Fay Drummond, of Three Forks
g helped Dell McLees in his barbe
shop Saturday.
Dr.' Whitehead, of Bozeman, sper
= Sunday here with his family, VIII
are visiting at the Flynn home.
Miss Grace Andrews, of Thre
Forks, has been visiting friends hel
" for a few days, and attended tt
= dance at the Lower Madison scho'
on house Saturday night.
Ted Lowe was a Logan caller Fir
day from Three Forks.
NJ Joe Baer, n of the trustees
ng this district, was a business caller
ge Bozeman Saturday.
Miss Bessie Antonsen spent Il
rs. weekend in Bozeman, visiting at h
IN. home.
RS. Frank Duffie of Manhattan, W
at in town one day recently, drivil
as through to Three Forks, where
took a train for Butte.
Mr.. Arnold, of Helena, was a co
no tractor in town Friday to attend t
he sohool rroat;no
:. Mr.. Beverley, of Bozeman, was
OF business mar in town Friday. in t
'ge interests of the new school buildir
The contract for the building
er1 the new school house in Logan W
presumably let Friday at a meeti'
Vn, cf the school trustees, the county
TON perintendent of schools and contra'
ors and architects from differe
rs parts of the state. AS soon as
%. contract is approved and the bon
lay passed on, further progress viii
noted in this paper. The state Dos
cyl Of health Is expected TO look over |
eround this week, and it is hog
NE the work win begin very
0h~ Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Day and cl
me dren arrived Sunday from Spoka
and made q short visit with N