The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-12

Meeting with Nos. / and 2 at Logan,
has gone into the freight service.
Mr.. Turner, of Livingston, is now en-
gineman on the Helena stub.
The young folks of this place who
are attending school in Manhattan
motored up Friday evening to attend
the party given in the high school by
the students. Those who went report
a very delightful time.
Ia. Z. Bevier was a passenger to
Bozeman on the Saturday morning
stub, returning in the evening.
5. A. ~Jorgenson, Of Three Forks,
was a caller in town Friday.
Miss Lucille Quaw, county superin-
tendent of schools, was in town We'd
nesday on business connected with
the new school house. The new
trustees are holding meetings and
living up to their duties in a thor
oughly proper manner, and the con-
tract for the new building should be
let This will be a $4,000
structure built of red brick, and will
be equipped with an up to date gym
nasium, steam heat, hot and cold
water, and electric lights. Accord
ing to the plans, this will be a mod
ern building and a big asset to Lo-
gan. Although the site has not
been fully determined upon, it will
be situated on the hill a little east
OF the Catholic church, and will prob
ably be completed in time for the
r beginning Of school next September.
/ Miss Isabel Sloan and Miss Doro-
thy Bevier returned on the Gallatin
q valley Saturday noon. They did not
come down, as usual, in the school
bus Friday evening, but remained in
Manhattan to attend the school
party.
Mrs. j. w. McLees, of Bozeman.
arrived Monday evening on the stub
to visit her son Dell McLees and
G family for a few weeks.
W. I. Whalen was in town Satur.
4 day from his ranch home in the uppe
- Madison.
Mrs. William Backus is reported t.
be seriously i'll at the Thurston place
n IN the Horseshoe hills, where the,
d recently moved.
Mrs. Charlie Wilson was a Gale,
a in town Monday afternoon from he,
lt Madison valley home.
Walt Thomas, of Livingston. was A.,
recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Steve Mcdonnell and Mrs
William Bryson were in town Sun
" day from the Madison valley.
N n Story Rock Germany js pet
ting the crushers in shape to star
work about May I. They expect t,
get out about 1900 cars of this ma
terial this season. The bulk of tn
output will be placed on the new
road being built between Maphatta
and Belgrade.
t. Prof. r. II. johnson was !. ,,ns,n.s
caller IN Bozeman Saturday.
re Deputy Assessor W. E. Young. O
ir Three Forks, attended to bushes
r. matters In town last week.
Miss Bessie Antonson went I
i'd Bozeman Saturday morning TO visi
her mother over Sunday.
n A crew of men has been employee
Id in the railroad yards here for tn
past two weeks putting in new tim
e. oels and repairing the watertank.
a. A very good time is reported b
tnose who attended the dance give
lg saturday night, April 8, in the Niel
or OILS q Aldrich hall on the north sid,
Id by Mrs. Charles Dross and Miss Az
IS. mes Sabo. The Ellison orchestr
nu furnished the music.
n Alex Drennon arrived a few dav
ago from Missouri, where he hs
peer Tor the past two years. and :
VIII assist c. w. Logan with his far,
Z work this spring.
Paul Sloan, of the Madison vale,
was a recent caller in Three Forks
Archie Muir, Of the Madison va
icy. went to Whitehall Sunday /
visit his parents for a few DAYS.
MISS Mary Landers and Billy Hea,
ton were dinner guests of mr.. ar
MRS. Powers Monday.
Joe Menapace was in town fro,
inree Forks Friday, attending
business matters.
Mrs. j. w. Strachan and son Ia.
ry spent a few hours in Bozerns
Friday.
=. Z. Campbell made a bus;ne,
trip to Warm Springs Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carpenter we,
lnssown Monday fro mtheir ran,
MRS. Lottie Olsen, Mrs. Ona Sc
ser and her son Harry were reces
visitors with relatives b Tridsut
Al. Williams, who went owe
Mlssoula Sunday night. ret,,rrs
Monday with Mrs. Williams a,
daughter Norena, who is slowly a
proving.