The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-03-08

lucrative position in Los Angeles. A
young man, born and reared in the
midst of alfalfa and grain fields, ne
is surely gifted with an abundance of
grit and push when he will concen-
trate his energy in the midst of the
big men of Los Angeles. He placed
orders for his house last year total
ing something over 1852 600.
We also have Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Fpresten, and Charles ,Baskes and
wife. 1 only see these gentleman oc-
casionally, but from short interviews
believe Jim is very busy formulating J
plans looking to the establishment of
the new Irish republic, when Charlie
will butt in and tell Forestell he
don't know a thing about it. How
ever, here are two cronies well met,
and venture to say that they are get
ting the full benefit out of their out
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Henderson, and
son Claude are residing in beauti-
full Pasadena. Mr.. Henderson owns his
own home here, and from the looks
of Jonas back yard, believe he raises
enough and to spare of the necessities
Iof the inner man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirk reside
at San Pedro, the Los Angeles har-
Dor.
Miss Mary Wylie, daughter of John
Wylie, resides at the same place, and
holds a position in 0ne of the city
schools.
Miss Ella Harmon is teaching at
Oiai, neal Santa Barbara. Ella often
: finds time ID break away from her
: strenuous duties and HE to the city
e to see the fonderful sights offered
$ by the metropolis of southern Cali
d fornia.
r Samuel Fowler, wife and daughter
:, reside at Berkeley, where they have
: purchased a home. Miss Wilma, ac-
o companied by two lady friends from
Montana, has just spent a two weeks
: vacation in Los Angeles.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis ant
III their daughter reside in the same
} city. Tom, as he was familiarl!
L known around Bozeman, is a yer.
conspicuous figure here and takes
ID great deal of interest in city affair:
d. Then we have another Gallatin sor
y DIR. James Pease, born and reared j
{ the Gallatin, but is now a very con
spicuous figure in matters pertain
re ing to Oakland.
:. Mrs. Genevieve Moore, nee Juml
= resides at Long Beach, and froI
what we can learn prefers the quit
life of the beach city to the hurl!
burly life of the metropolis. HI
husband holds a very lucrative pos
ton with one of the large oil con
panies. Mrs. Arthur Cutting also r
sides here.
cd Gus Bertleson and d. Tate, 70
IT merly of Belgrade, are trying to e
lis tend the limits of Los Angeles. G
TX has been very successful in his re
W. estate ventures and you can bank
ovv cartwheel that D. is running him
yb- close second in picking up some
the real snaps here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hampson, fC
W merly of Bozeman, where Jes
welded the shears and worked ov'
time with his orchestra, are here
# the interest of the Soap Creek
8# fields of Montana. Jesse is sure
- making an effort to interview all t
prospects and from what We c
xz learn will soon transmit consideraI
azas coin from this city to further the p
motion of his wonderful oil fields.
l almost forgot one 'of your m
conspicuous citizens, M. James Co
raen. Jim is domiciled at the mill
dollar hotel, the Roslyn, where Il
have a private wire connection W
the rest of the world. Of course !
realizes that his present response
% position depends upon his ability
produce, and he surely spreads
flappers and catches the ideas t
furnish results. Ben Hager is {
here.
Mrs. Rhoda Seamans, with
daughter, is sojourning in Los
geles, while Mr.. Seamans is
Washington, D. c., in connection v
his duties at the Huntley experin
station. Miss Olive Clark. daugl
of Mrs. Dawes, is here from
Francisco. Miss Olive is a very b
young lady these days, and be
ag: many more issues you viii prob'
cut chronicle q change in James
ooys c. w. Hoffman and wife resid,
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