The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-02-15
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last Saturday to attend to business
matters.
Charles w. Logan was a business
visitor in Bozeman last Saturday, re-
turning on the evening stub.
Frank Caruso went over to White
hall and Butte Saturday evening to.
spend Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Irene Heatherington came
over from Whitehall to spend the
weekend with friends.
George Van Fleet, of Bozeman,
transacted business in Logan Monday
morning.
Steve and Henry Mcdonnell weere
in town Thursday night from their
home in the Madison valley.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Young was in
town Monday from Three Forks on
business matters.
Mrs. Jack Tomlinson and Mrs. John
Powers were recent callers in Three
Forks, staying over to attend the
picture show in the evening.
Lieutenant Governor Nelson Story,
Jr., of Bozeman, was in town on bust
ness last Thursday, driving down in
his car.
Will Crowley, of Townsend, accom-
panied by j. B. Sloan and William
Bryson, of the Madison valley, spent
Thursday in Manhattan on business.
Mrs. John McDaniels drove in from
her ranch in the Horseshoe hills the
first of the week, and went on to
Manhattan to shop and visit friends.
j. w. McLees returned to his home
in Bozeman Saturday, after spend
ing several days here looking after
his interests.
Pess Parrish has returned from
Livgston and will spend a few days
IN Logan before going to Butte,
where he is employed by the Hanson
Packing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned McLees were in
town Thursday, from their ranch
home in the Madison valley, and
drove on to Manhattan to shop and
visit friends.
Will H. Crowley, of Townsend
) spent several days here and in the
Madison valley visiting relatives anC
looking after the band of sheep he
is wintering in the valley.
Dexter RAINIER, of Manhattan, was
a dinner guest at the Dell Melee,
home the fore part of the week, re.
turning to his school work the mex
morning on the stub.
James Posthumis was in town
Thursday from his ranch home neal
Old Gallatin City, and he went OF
to Manhattan to attend to bushes,
matters.
Homer Dunbar, of Old Town, il
spending several days here visiting
his sister, Mrs. d. A. Swarner, at he,
home on Madison avenue.
: Mrs. Owen Gillhooly has been con
= fined to her home for several week
on account of illness, and her man,
!, friends viii be glad to know that sh
I'd is now improving.
DR.. William Pierce. accompanied b
his daughter Victoria, Miss Vern;
Haglie and Raymand Haglie, of Mar
HAITIAN, were callers in town for
d few hours Sunday afternoon.
Wallace Thompson came over frol
Livingston Saturday to spend a fe'
days with his mother, Mrs. Matt
Thompson, at her home on the mort
side.
vel Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Griffe
2 and daughter arrived from Butte Sa
urday, and are guests of Mrs. Gri
fen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geors
n, Wright, at their home in lower Mad
ie son valley.
at About four inches of snow fell
this locality Saturday night and Il
I'd thermometer registered rs degree
below zero during Saturday nigh
lg making it one of the coolest nigh
of the year.
C.. The Misses Florence and Add
I'D Shervin came down on No. 219 Su
is day evening and were dinner gues
tof Mr.. and Mrs. Dell McLees at the
home. Late in the evening they I
mt turned by auto to Manhattan.
as Mr.. and Mrs. Al. belong have pu
az chased the two-room mouse twhic
Nv William Cudney brought In last we
m from the Horseshoe hills and put
the vacant lot opposite the rour
un house on Flower street.
les Tom Ferris returned Friday frt
be Lection Missouri, where he has be
nd since last fall. Mr.. Ferris and RI
lat ert Bryant and his family went
Missouri at the same time, maxi
it- the trip in their automobile.