The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-10-18
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Mrs. James Woodside, of Cardwell,
Mrs. Hoover, of Trident, and Mrs.
Elmer Moon, of Cardwel, are visit
ing this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hankinson and
Lawrence Hankinson vJre business
visitors at Trident. Mr.. Hankinson
took a fine lot of potatoes down and
disposed of them all.
Mr.. William Taylor received a let
ter from Manhattan stating that his
little daughter had an attack of heart
trouble, caused by adenoids and dis
eased ~tonsils, and that an operation
was necessary. He left on the even
ing train.
James Gee, of Reese Greek, made
a business trip to Willow Creek last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ballantyne left
for their ranch Saturday, midway be-
tween Bozeman and Salesville.
Fred Sumner has postponed his
trip to Iowa, and will be employed
by William Taylor in putting up new
cement headgates.
Charles Bell, our m~ail-carrier, is
spending his vacation in Long Beach,
Calf, with his parents.
Ben Folk has rented the ranch for
merly owned by Charles Collins, but
is now owned by Mr.. L. G.. Mccarthy,
of Butte.
Frank Cooper had the honor of
bringing home two silver cups from
the Helena fair, won by prize hogs.
Mrs. Charles Bell entertained the
Study Club at her home last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sumner will
move into the Taylor home next Mon
day. Mrs. Sumner will act as house
keeper for Mr.. Taylor and family.
Mrs. Margaret Powell returned to
her home in Butte last Tuesday.
Tim Murphy, so l hear,
For forty-seven years
Has been digging in his garden
like a miner.
He isn't picking weeds,
Nor planting garden seeds
He is trying to find an oil well
down in China.
Henry Williams is suffering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Potato harvesting is in full swing
in this vicinity, but pickers are hard
to procure.
John Rogers went to Ennis Tues
day. He expects to bring home an
other separator for his threshing out
fit.
]. D. Summers and family were
Three Forks visitors Saturday.
Charles Friedman is supplying
wood for winter use for the towns
people, and is busy this week filling
orders.
Hyram Hahkinson and Marshall
Hankinson and wife are campeG
about four miles from Bozeman anc
are engaged in cutting logs for fenc
ing.
Albert Halves had a sale at hi
ranch last Saturday, ~disposing o.
some of his prize hogs and cows.
K. Wilkes Hale autoed to Tostol
, last Tuesday.
Christian Steingruber has recov
cred considerably from his recent at
tack of illness.
Mr.. Britton, of Three Forks, was
visitor in the Jefferson River distric
last Tuesday.
Herbert Dunbar and Deputy Sher
iff Tom Young were in Willow Cree
Monday. on duties connected with tn
sheriff's office.
l. C. Hale and wife and K. "
Hale autoed to the upper Willow
Creek canyon last Sunday ON a fish
ing trip.
Frank Hilks had charge of tn
school bus from the jefferson dis
trict a few days this week Will
Enoch Tinsley was busy digging hi
potato crop.
Paul Woodward made a bushes
trip to Butte Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neate autoed to Tire
Forks Saturday.
James Gee, Mrs. DEVIL and daugh
ters and Miss Dwight, of Reese CreeE
were guests of Mrs. Sarah Hankir
son Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, of the Benc
Land, have leased the Kuntz and In
admit ranches for the coming yea
and will take charge Monday.
Miss Florence Smith celebrated he
18th birthday anniversary at he
home last Saturday. A few of he
most intimate friends helped he
make the day one long to be remen
bered-
Mrs. Charles Bell will entertain Il
Ladies' Aid next Thursday.
Christian Steingruber is still col
fined to his bed, and still requir'
the services of a doctor and nurse.
C1ate Hale, of Pony, was in WilIo
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